Mumbai, India
2020
Mentors - Nemish Shah
KSA Architects
Ghogha & House 300
KSA Architects is a multi disciplinary architectural design firm in Mumbai, it works on various scales from Urban design, furniture, interior design, institutional, housing, etc. During my course at KSA Architects, I was mainly working on design developments and design drawings for the projects :
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- Navkhanda Parshwanath Ghogha Tirth Temple Precinct
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- House P300
The drawings below are an intellectual property of 'KSA Architects' and cannot be used for any other purposes.
Navkhanda Parshwanath Ghogha Tirth Temple Complex
The project is situated in the Shri Navkhanda Parshwanath temple complex in Ghogha, Bhavnagar. It is a set of buildings situated at the boundary, keeping in mind the movement of the pilgrims doing the Parikrama. All the 6 buildings function in harmony for the pilgrims that visit throughout the year as well as for running everyday logistics of the temple.
Trustee's Office
This building is used as an office with a straight flight staircase leading to exhibit space on the upper floor.
Bhata Khatu
Bhata Khatu is the building situated closest to the temple. It is a kitchen that caters to the devotees and the monks living in the temple complex.
Pedhi
The building is used as a space for handling the logistics, donations and finances of the templex complex.
Kesar Room
Kesar room is used to make chandan which is used as an offering in the temple by the pilgrims.
Services Block
The building will be used to house the meeting halls on the upper floor and services required for the project on the lower floor.
Upasharay
Upashraya is essentially used as a living quarter for the jain monks that visit the temple complex.
is a vacation home for a family, situated in Aamby Valley-Maharashtra. The built form sits on a steep contoured land and is essentially divided in to 3 volumes, the house - staircase block - entrance open court. The building responds to the steep land and elevates itself off the ground to create green open spaces underneath.
House P 300
