Co - Working spaces for designers in India

2. LOCATION AND CONNECTIVITY
SITE
MAPPING :
SUMMER SUN ANALYSIS
WINTER SUN ANALYSIS
• Mumbai has been known for its spectacular feats in the field of art and rich heritage of designs that influenced the physical structure of the city, socio-culture
and the economic impact but lacks in connecting it with the global audience. This highlights the need for a platform that can exhibit and aspire designers and
learn their trade where local talent can work alongside international design, art and fashion houses serving the entire country.
• Mumbai being a significant metro Politian city, Navi Mumbai is a developing place where they incorporate organized development and can bring in more
population with efficient working space and a platform for the upcoming designers in our country.
• The advantage of this site is the much needed privacy from the busy urban Jungle.
SITE
ANALYSIS
WHY NAVI- MUMBAI ?

3. FACADE TREATMENT FOR THE STUDIOS
• Climate sensitivity has been an important parameter in the process, which followed, analysis of solar radiation and air movement to develop a
second skin on the façade that allows for thermal
insulation and light permeability at all time.
• A brick jali, circumscribing the building adds a unique character and texture to its façade. The rotation angles of each brick were stimulated to
minimize solar radiations and direct heat gain on the façade. The brick skin also accommodates balconies which acts as a buffer zone between
indoor and outdoor spaces designed to remain at mean temperatures between the inside and outside throughout the year.
• The jali also created a unique character of light and shadow that renders a separate and a truly different imagery for each of the rooms used by the
designers . All local materials used for this project and were procured within the radius of 500 km from the site
Regular stretcher bond jali Staggered to improve daylight Staggered and stacked to further
improve daylight
• Only thermal insulation
• Less daylight
• thermal insulation
• adequate daylight
• thermal insulation
• More daylight
INTRODUCING BRICK JALI
• Breaking down the Habits of designers and inculcating it in the design will give the
best functional output for designers .
• There is a brainstorming area with display boards and wall to stick post-its, people
can sit, discuss and sketch, then a prototyping space with Worksop equipment's and
rendering station for 3d modelling and rendering ,a conference and presentation
space for display and pitch meetings
• To create socially active and environmentally sustainable spaces.
• The project houses Design studios with recreational courts ,Exhibit area, workshops,
restaurants.
• Also injecting art into architecture will make the designers more visually and
psychologically well connected with their workspace.
• This can be achieved by inspiring designers for creating installations and also using
creative facades which will house artwork of various designers .
Design approach
EVERYTHING WE SEE AROUND FROM THE BIGGEST TO TINIEST
LITTLE THINGS THAT OUR EYES CAN CAPTURE CAN BE BROKEN
DOWN INTO MILLIONS OF PIXELS ARRANGED IN ROWS AND
COLUMNS . MY ATTEMPT IS TO FOCUS ON THE MUCH IGNORED
ELEMENT - THE PIXEL WHILE CONCEPTUALIZING THE DESIGN
• The smallest addressable element
Workspace block
Restro & Co-work
block
admin block
Podium
MASSING - SITE
CONCEPT -
PIXEL
ARTICULATED FACADE
BRICK FAÇADE
TREATMENT
PIXALATED FACADE
PIXALATED LANDSCAPES
CONCEPT

4. SITE PLAN WITH LANDSCAPING
AERIAL VIEW
WORKSPACE BLOCK
RESTAURANT AND
CO – WORK BLOCK
ADMIN
WORKSPACE BLOCK

5. SITE PLAN WITH LANDSCAPING

6. ROOF PLAN WITH PSIOGRAPHY

7. + 6000 LEVEL
+ 4200 LEVEL
+ 00 LEVEL
PODIUM LEVELS

8. SITE VIEWS AND SITE ELEVATIONS

9. PODIUM VIEWS AND SITE SECTIONS

10. INSTALLATIONS
DROP PIXEL INSPIRED BY COLOUR DROP FINGERPRINT INTSLLATION INSPIRED BY
FINGERPRINT
CURVED SCRIBBLES INSTALLATION ANGLED SCRIBBLES INSTALLATIO

11. THE DESIGN COMMUNE
NERUL, NAVI MUMBAI
D Y PATIL SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
YASH PRAKASH SHETTY
GUIDE : AR. PRATHAMA JHAVERI
STUDIO 15 B - 15073
Workspace BLOCK
AREA – 8950 SQ.M..
MASSING AND CONCEPTUAL
SKETCHES
green terrace
atrium
Circulation
Studios
podium
• It gives designers an opportunity to come out and savour the outdoors. green Terraces & activities are layered
at multiple levels to boost intercommunication amongst the designers and enough to sustain long conversations
amongst the designers .
• The central atrium allows natural light to penetrate deeper in the building and also acts as a solar chimney that
takes away the stale and hot air within the building through stack effect. The building is also cost effective, built
at a rate of Rs. 1400/sq.ft without compromising on construction quality.
• The key factor in the design process was to enhance interaction, within the indoor spaces that percolates
outward and interacts with the landscape around it. A shaded entrance (summer court) and an open terrace
(winter court) on south and north facades respectively, to encourage activities at all times diurnally and
seasonally. The green terraces acts as a transition space between the harsh outdoor and cooler indoors
.
• It also consists of a cafeteria which acts as a magnet that encourages and promotes social activity.
• The green terrace enables one to enjoy the weather during summer evening and winter afternoons. The terrace
overlooks the site and establishes a visual dialogue with the overall context of the campus greens and other
buildings.
BEHIND THE DESIGN

12. WORKSPACE BLOCK – FLOOR PLANS
PODIUM LVL PLAN SCALE – 1 : 200

13. WORKSPACE BLOCK – FLOOR PLANS
FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE – 1 : 200

14. WORKSPACE BLOCK – FLOOR PLANS
SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE – 1 : 200

15. WORKSPACE BLOCK – FLOOR PLANS
THIRD FLOOR PLAN SCALE – 1 : 200

16. WORKSPACE BLOCK – FLOOR PLANS
FOURTH FLOOR PLAN SCALE – 1 : 200

17. WORKSPACE BLOCK – FLOOR PLANS
FIFTH FLOOR PLAN SCALE – 1 : 200

18. Oing
RENDERS
CORRIIDOR AREA
STUDIOSATRIUM
CAFETERIA AND PANTRY ATRIUM GREEN TERRACE
WORKSHOP AREA
READING ROOM

19. WORKSPACE BLOCK – SECTIONS

20. WORKSPACE BLOCK – ELEVATIONS

21. WORKSPACE BLOCK – ELEVATIONS

22. THE DESIGN COMMUNE
NERUL, NAVI MUMBAI
green terrace
incubators
podium
D Y PATIL SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
YASH PRAKASH SHETTY
GUIDE : AR. PRATHAMA JHAVERI
STUDIO 15 B - 15073
ADMIN BLOCK
AREA – 310 SQ.M..
MASSING AND CONCEPTUAL
SKETCHES

23. ADMIN BLOCK – FLOOR PLANS

24. ADMIN BLOCK – FLOOR PLANS

25. ADMIN BLOCK – FLOOR PLANS

26. RENDERS
CORRIIDOR AREA
MAIN STAIRCASE
INTERNAL COURTYARD VENTILATED CORRIDORS
SECOND FLOOR LANDSCAPE NEAR MAIN ENTRY BRICK MURAL

27. ADMIN BLOCK – SECTIONS

28. ADMIN BLOCK – ELEVATIONS
ART MURAL MADE OF BRICKS

29. ADMIN BLOCK – ELEVATIONS

30. THE DESIGN COMMUNE
NERUL, NAVI MUMBAI
D Y PATIL SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
YASH PRAKASH SHETTY
GUIDE : AR. PRATHAMA JHAVERI
STUDIO 15 B - 15073
Restaurant and co-work BLOCK
AREA – 1300 SQ.M..
MASSING AND CONCEPTUAL
SKETCHES
Co-working space
restaurants
Social space

31. RESTAURANT AND CO-WORK BLOCK – FLOOR
PLAN
PODIUM FLOOR PLAN SCALE – 1 : 100

32. RESTAURANT AND CO-WORK BLOCK – FLOOR
PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE – 1 : 100

33. RESTAURANT AND CO-WORK BLOCK – FLOOR
PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE – 1 : 100

34. RENDERS
MAIN VIEW FREELANCERS AREA GREEN TERRACE
READING AREA – CO-WORK FLOOR RESTAURANT INTERIAOR CORRIDORS

35. RESTAURANT AND CO-WORK BLOCK –
SECTIONS

36. RESTAURANT AND CO-WORK BLOCK –
ELEVATIONS

37. RESTAURANT AND CO-WORK BLOCK –
ELEVATIONS

38. THE DESIGN COMMUNE
NERUL, NAVI MUMBAI
D Y PATIL SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
YASH PRAKASH SHETTY
GUIDE : AR. PRATHAMA JHAVERI
STUDIO 15 B - 15073
exhibition BLOCK
AREA – 1500 SQ.M..
MASSING AND CONCEPTUAL
SKETCHES
greens
Social space
Convention area
Exhibition
Workshop area

39. E
E
EXHIBITION BLOCK – FLOOR PLANS

40. E
E
EXHIBITION BLOCK – FLOOR PLANS

41. RENDERS
INTERIOR
VIEW OUTSIDE MAIN STAIRCASE
LANDSCAPE ELEMENT PANEL PRESENTAIONS INTERIOR EXHIBITION ARE

42. SECTION E E
SECTION D D
EXHIBITION BLOCK – SECTIONS

43. EXHIBITION BLOCK – ELEVATIONS

44. EXHIBITION BLOCK – ELEVATIONS

51. SERVICES

52. AIR HANDLING UNIT (BIGGEST)
COMPANY : TRANE
MARKET NAME : RAUJ CAUJ
DIMENSIONS (H x W x L) : 73 X 88 X 227 inches
TONNAGE: 120
FANS : 12
AIR HANDLING UNIT (SMALLER)
COMPANY : TRANE
MARKET NAME : RAUJ CAUJ
DIMENSIONS (H x W x L) : 68 X 60 X 88 inches
TONNAGE: 20 - 30
FANS : 2 - 3
INDOOR SPLIT A.C. UNIT
COMPANY : CARRIER
MARKET NAME : CARRIER DUCTLESS UNIT
DIMENSIONS (H x W x L) : 11 X 30 X 7 inches
TONNAGE: 2.5
FANS : 1
OUTDOOR VARIABLE REFRIGERANT VOLUME UNIT
COMPANY : CARRIER
MARKET NAME : CARRIER TOSHIBA 8 TON V.R.FLOW
DIMENSIONS (H x W x L) : 72 X 31 X 47 inches
TONNAGE: 8 TONS
FANS : 1
SMALLER INDOOR VARIABLE REFRIGERANT VOLUME UNIT (CASSETTE)
COMPANY : MITSUBISHI
MARKET NAME : MITSUBISHI DUCTLESS CITY MULTI V.R.F.
DIMENSIONS (H x W x L) : 13 X 73 X 35 inches
TONNAGE: 4.5 TONS
FANS : 1
RETURN AIR GRILLS
COMPANY : METAL FAB
MARKET NAME : RETURN GRILLE 14X8 “
DIMENSIONS (H x W x L) : 2.37 X 8 X 14 inches
MATERIAL : ALUMINUM
COLOR : WHITE
WEIGHT : 1- 1.1KGS
SERVICES

53. SERVICES

54. SERVICES

55. SERVICES

56. SERVICES

57. SERVICES