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24 September 2015
14 February 2012
A Mixed Use Concept Proposal in Bahrain
Retail, restaurants and some parking at Ground
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A competition entry for a private developer, a prestigious development in Budaiya, Bahrain.
Completely developed in Revit 2009, this concept of a mixed-use waterfront development, located across the water from the recently reclaimed Northern Town" is proposed to have residential apartments, serviced apartments, retail and a variety of Food and Beverage outlets. At approximately 140,000 sq.m. gross built-up area, this development will be the first of its kind and scale in Bahrain. The design is a modern interpretation of traditional Bahraini architecture, incorporating traditional elements such as wind towers, mashrabiyas, pergolas, traditional parapets, screens, etc., and an activated waterfront / board-walk accessible to the general public.
Plan of apartments for sale and serviced apartments
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North Elevation with the boardwalk - South Elevation from Entrance |
Images from Revit
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Rendered in 3d Max
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19 December 2011
A Commercial project in Bahrain
An important investment establishment in Bahrain wanted a landmark building for their ongoing development in the Bahrain Industrial Investment Park.
Intended to be an office building for lease to various clients, the design incorporated a full fledged food court as a bridge which hovers 4 storeys above the ground. It is a column free space.
Completely glazed on the North and the South, the East and west facades are made of precast concrete elements to offer insulation and faster construction.
The floor plate is designed to be an in situ flat slab construction while the Bridge is made of Precast RCC slabs
The building achieves an overall efficiency of 75% to the Gross built up area of over 15000 m2
The concept was completely developed in Revit. This project was developed further in CAD for construction and tender.
Intended to be an office building for lease to various clients, the design incorporated a full fledged food court as a bridge which hovers 4 storeys above the ground. It is a column free space.
Completely glazed on the North and the South, the East and west facades are made of precast concrete elements to offer insulation and faster construction.
From the entrance
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The building achieves an overall efficiency of 75% to the Gross built up area of over 15000 m2
The concept was completely developed in Revit. This project was developed further in CAD for construction and tender.
Labels:
2009,
BIM,
MSCEB,
Revit,
Unbuilt project
17 December 2011
Golden Temple plaza, Amritsar, Competition entry
View of the plaza from the main entrance |
View from the VIP entrance |
Interpretation
The proposal is to create a large tensile structure supported by kirpan shaped columns. The tent would have geometric patterns adapted from the patterns found in the Golden temple walkway.
The tensile structure is an attempt to create a sense of enclosure yet merge with the transcendental character of the Golden temple through its transparency and the nature of geometric patterns as a part of its design.
A water body along the route for pilgrims to wash their feet on the way to the temple |
View from the Public entrance |
View from the Golden temple entrance |
This is a competition entry developed in Revit 2009 developed sometime in late 2010.
Sample rendering - Revit image (No modifications in 3d Max) |
Sample rendering from Revit 2009 |
15 December 2011
Some Images from the Revit work over the years
Proposal for Manama Souq, Bab al Bahrain
Proposal for a Mall, Juffair, Bahrain
Rendering of a Mosque in Revit
Proposal for a Multi use Project, Budaiya, Bahrain
Proposal for Luxury Apartments in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.
Worked as an Associate with Abhikram
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