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INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

PORTFOLIORESIDENTI L DESIGN

Dezyne E’cole College,Indi

www.dezyneecole.com

Bhavika Goyal

1ST Year Diploma

B.Sc. Interior Design


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RESIDENTIAL SPACE PLANNING

Residential space planning is an integral part of the Interior design process. Space planning helps

to use the space effectively and efficiently. The results of space planning can provide a basis for

developing interior architectural elements and furnishing of interior spaces.

It is a process that follows a systematic and coordinated methodology including research, analysis

and integration of knowledge into the creative process to satisfy the needs and resources of the

client.

Design a space “ Where a man does not adjust the house but the house must adjust with the

person” coined by a very well known designer Le Corbusier.

“Machines For Living”


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We Have To Do A Space Planning For A Client Mr. Bose Who Is A Marketing Manager Of One Of

The Fashion Brands Levi’s.

He Has A Family Of 2 Children In The Age Group 10 & 16 Years Both Boys, Wife Who Loves

Gardening And Is Very Fond Of Creating Bonsai Plants.

We Are Suppose To Design A Open Plan For This Family Where The Plot Size Given Is 300sq Yards

And The Requirements Been:

• Living Room• Kitchen

• Master Bedroom

• Children’s Bedroom

• A Space For The Lady Of The House To Work With Plants And Display The Same.

• They Require Terrace Garden & They Love More Of Lighted Up Spaces Which Are Bright And

Lively.

• A Small Office Zone Needs To Be Provided For Mr. Bose In Master Bedroom• We Need To Pay Extra Attention To The Space Planning For Mrs. Bose For Doing Gardening

Work

CASE STUDY


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SYNOPSIS OF MY PLAN

I had also paid attention to the elements and principles of design. Whenever we design any space

we need to pay attention to ‘Form Follows Function’.

During my 1st

year of Degree Program I have studied about how to do a Residential Space Planning,I have designed a residential space for my client Mr. Bose, keeping into mind his requirement and

space provided.

Building orientation

Site location

Building envelope

day lighting

ventilation

proximity of things.

Louis Kahn's Principle of Space Planning.

Aspects and prospects

Approach

Anthropometrics and ergonomics.


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I NTERIORArchitecture & Space Planning

2D groundfloor Plan

Powder room

6’6” x 5’2”

Living room

15’4”x11’2”

vestibule

7’x8’Sitting area

11’2” x 8’

Kitchen

7’4” x 8’

Deck and water body

9’ x 11’

Garden area

15’x 13’6”

Garden area

30’x15’

Specifications:

Location of the site- Dezyne E’cole

College,Civil lines, Ajmer.

Direction- North facing.

Total plot size- L x B= 50’ x 54’

=2700 sq. feet.

Total covered area =910 sq. ft.

Total uncovered area = 1103 sq.

exterior cavity wall 1’ thick.

interior wall 6” thick.

Window

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Groundfloor Top view

Google sketch up file my working process


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Ground floor 3D render view

Isometric view

Isometric view


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2D first floor Plan

Total covered area=1275 sq. ft.

Master Bed

room

18’4” x 15’4”

Children Bed

room

12’2” x 16’8”

Balcony

Bathroom

8’4”x7’

Bathroom

9’8”x8’Walk in closet

10’ x 7’

Specifications:


College, Ajmer.


Total plot size- L x B= 50’ x 54’

=2700 sq. feet.


interior wall 6” thick.

window

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Top view

Isometric view

Isometric view


first floor Top view


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3D House Top view

Front view

Top view Back view


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3D House view

left side view

right side view


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INTERIOR DESIGNResidential Space Planning

To design any residential space

with designing and effectiveplanning, we need to pay

attention to all aspects needed

to design any residential space,

say it aspect, prospect,

anthropometrics and ergonomics

Here is my Space

planning of a

RESIDENTIAL SPACE

,ventilation,daylighting,

orientation.


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2D House Plan

M a i nE n t r a n c e

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r k i n g A r e a

Bed room

12’x12’

Bed room

12’x12’

Toilet

6’x6’

Toilet

6’x6’

Drawing

Room12’x18’

Lounge

12’x12’Living room

12’x12’

Veranda

Dining Area

12’x9’ Kitchen Area

12’x9’

Total Plot Size:- 54’x63’

Plot Area:- 3402 sq.ft

Specifications:


College, Ajmer.



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2D Top Plan


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House Rendered View


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2D House Plan


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WardrobeSpace planning


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CASE STUDY

I am suppose to design a wardrobe for a client of age group 19 years.

The first step before doing any designing or planning is taking out requirements.

Requirements of my client:

Number of shoes (6 pairs of flat shoes).

The other materials with shoes are socks, shoe polish, brushes.

Mirror for dressing.

Place for keeping cosmetics and perfumes.

Place for keeping daily use clothes like salwar suits(10 ), jeans, t-shirts in hanging position

(approximately 20 clothes).

Place for keeping woolen clothes(8 cardigans).

Place for keeping party wear or special occasion clothes.

Place for keeping lingerie.


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Standard space requirement to be followed for

fullfilling the client requirement.


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Standard space requirement to be followed for

fullfilling the client requirement.


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Space required for stocking those requirements.

1. For keeping shoes(6 pairs of flat shoes)

Area needed for keeping one pair of shoe = L x B

=9” X 10”=90 sq. inch

Area needed for keeping six pair of shoe = 6 x Area needed for keeping one pair of shoe

=6 x 90 sq. inch

=540 sq. inch or 3.75 sq. ft.

I have given a drawer of size 2’9”x 2’ .

Six pair of shoes can easily be kept in this size of drawer. I will be keeping them in two horizontal line , 3 shoes in front

after that 3 shoes.

2. Area needed for hanging salwar suits(10)

Space needed for hanging one salwar suit= 4’x1’6” (4’ in long and 1’6” in width.)

Space needed for hanging ten salwar suit= 10 x Space needed for hanging one salwar suit

I have given a hanging space of 1’4” in length ,2’ in breadth and 4’6” in length.

10 pieces of salwar suits can easily be hanged over there.


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Space available for space planning:-

• Linear space available-

L x B = 6’ x 2’ = 12 sq.ft.

• Inner space (volume) available-

L x B x H = 6’ x 2’ x 6’ = 72 cu.ft.


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WARDROBE

COLLAGE


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To create any design I need to focus on the principles andelements of design. For the space planning over here I

mainly focused on balance in a design with the basic

element shape which is very rightly said “Form Follows

Function”.In the subsequent slides you will come across the space

planning created by me for my client.


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Detailing of Wardrobe


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Detailing of wardrobe

Drawers for keeping

woolen clothes

Basket for keeping clothes for

laundry

Shelf for keeping

lingerie and

towel

Shelf for keeping

jeans

Shelf for keeping t-

shirts and toppers

Shelf for

keeping shirts

Place for hanging daily

wear clothesPlace for hanging

party wear clothes

Place for hanging

salwar suits

Drawers for keeping socks,

handkerchief with one more

separate tray for keeping

jewellery and accessories.

Drawers for keepingshoes.

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Space for hanging salwar suits.L x B = 1’4” x 2’ =2. 7 Sq. ft.(area)

L x B x H = 1’4” x 2’ x 4’6”= 12 cu.Ft.

(volume)

(storage capacity= 10-15 salwar suits)

1. 2. 3.

Space for hanging partywear clothes.L x B = 1’5 7/8” x 2’ =2.9 Sq. ft.(area)

LxBxH =2( 1’5 7/8 ”x 2’x 2’6”)= 14.2

cu. Ft. (volume)

(storage capacity= 15-20 shirts )

Space for hanging and putting in racks daily wearclothes and one loundry basket.L x B= 1’5 7/8” x 2’ + 4(1’ 4 ¼”x 2’)+1’2”x2’=16.15 Sq.

ft.(area)

LxBxH =(1’5 7/8 ”x 2’x 3’10”)+ 4(1’ 4 ¼”x 2’x8”)+

(1’2”x2’x11”)=20.16 cu. Ft. (volume)


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4. 5. 6.

This drawer contains two trays with more

partitions for keeping things.

LxB = 1’2”x 2’ + 1’2” x 1’4”=2.8 sq. ft.

(area)

LxBxH= 1’2”x 2’ x3”+ 1’2” x 1’4x 4”=2.5 cu.

Ft.(volume)

Drawer keeping shoes

LxB =2’9”x2=5.3 sq. ft.

(area) 2.8 sq. ft.

2’9”x2=5.3 sq. ft.

LxBxH= 2’9”x 2’ x9”=4.1 cu. Ft.(volume)

(storage capacity= 6-7 pair of shoes)

Drawer for putting woolen clothes

LxB =2(2’9”x2)=10.6 sq. ft.

(area)

LxBxH= 2(2’9”x 2’ x1’)=11 cu. Ft.(volume)

(storage capacity= 8 cardigans)

Hanger for hanging


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Rod for hanging

stoles and

dupattas

Hanger for hanging

clothes.

Tray for keeping

hairdryer and

straigthner

Tray for keeping

perfumes and

lotions.

Tray for keeping

comb and other

cosmetics.

Detailing of wardrobe

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7. 8.

It is one basket for keeping combs and cosmetics like kajal etc. along

with one tray for keeping other cosmetics.

LxB= 5.5” x 5”=27.5 sq. in. or o.2 sq. ft.

(area of basket)

LxB=7”x5”=35 sq. in. or0.25 sq. ft(area of tray)

LxBxH= 5.5” x 5”x6”=165 cu. In. Or 0.09 cu. Ft.(volume of basket)

LxBxH= 7” x 5”x3”=0.07 cu. Ft.(volume of basket)

Tray for keeping perfumes and lotions.

LxB = 1’3”x6”=0.6 sq. ft

(area of tray)

LxBxH= 1’3”x6”x5”=0.26cu. Ft.(volume of basket)

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9. 10.

Tray for keeping hair dryers and straightners

LxB=2( 1’2”x8”)=1.4 sq. ft

(area of tray)

LxBxH= 2(1’2”x8”x5”)=0.6 cu. Ft.(volume of basket)

Hooks for hanging clothes.


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Different concept of placement of doors

• Traditional concept

• Contemporary concept

Traditional concept:-

In traditional concept inset concept of door were used. In this concept the door were placed

inside the main frame and hinges were visible. It has been shown in below image.

Door was placed after the main frame.

This type of hinge was used.


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Different concept of placement of doors

Contemporary concept:-

In contemporary concept full overlay and half overlay concept of door were used. hinges were notvisible from outside. In half overlay half space of the board was used to place that door and n the

other half space another door was placed. These concepts were also used in traditional concept

but the difference is use of hinges were different and in traditional concept hinges were visible

from outside which is not there in contemporary concept.

Hinges are not visible

In full over lay.

This type of hinge was used.


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I have used contemporary concept of placement of

doors in my wardrobe.

Full overlay concept in both corner doors.

And half overlay concept in both middle

doors


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Estimation of plywood or board used in making this

wardrobe

Size of one ply or board = L x B

=8’X4’

1. For outer structure of wardrobe

• For back side = 6’x6’ (6’ long and 6’ in breadth)

• For left and right side =2 x (6’x2’) (6’ long and 2’ In breadth)

• For base and top =2x ( 6’x2’) (6’ in length and 2’ in breadth)

total size=30’x14’


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2. For making inner partitions

Size base side=(1’4x2’) (1’4 In length

and 2’ in breadth.)

Size of back side=4’6”x1’4”(4’6” longand 1’4” in length)

Size right side=(4’6”x2”) (4’6” long

and 2’ in breadth)

Size base side=2(1’5x2’) (1’5 In

length and 2’ in breadth.)

Size of back side=2(5’2” x1’5” )(5’2”

long and 1’5” in length)

Size right side= (5’2”x2”) (5’2” long


Size of base side=2’10”x 2’ (2’10” In


Size of back side=3’10”x2’10”(3’10”long and 2’10” in length)

Size of left and right side=2(3’10”x2”)

(3’10” long and 2’ in breadth)

Inner partitions

one board of size 3’10”x2’

5 boards of size 1’4 ¼” x 2’

total size=10’4”x4’8” + 18’11”x 8’10” + 14’4”x

8’10”=43’7”x22’4”


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2. For making drawers

Size top and base side=(2’9”x2’) (2’9”In


Size of front and back side=2(9”x2’9”)(9”long and 2’9”in length)

Size of right side= 9”x2’ (9”long and 2’ in

breadth)

There are two drawers of this size

Size top and base side=(2’9”x2’) (2’9”In length

and 2’ in breadth.)

Size of front and back side=2(12”x2’9”1’)long

and 2’9”in length)

Size of left and right side=2(1’x2’) (1’long and 2’

in breadth)

Size of middle division =1’x2’

Size base side=(1’4”x2’) (1’4”In


Size of front and backside=2(7”x2’9”)7” long and 2’9”in

length)

Size of right side= 7”x2’ (7”long


total size=6’3”x9’6”+7’9”x13’6” +2’6”x6’9”

=16’6”x29’9”


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4.For making doors

Size of one door = 6’x1’6”(6’ long and 1’6” in width)

Size of four doors= 4 x size of one door

= 4( 6’x1’6”)=24’x6’

Sub total of all =30’x14’ + 43’7”x22’4” + 16’6”x29’9”+ 24’x6’

=114’1”x72’1”

Approximate number of ply or board used in wardrobe=total size /size of one ply or board

= 114’1”x 72’1”/ 8’x4’


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Total space I have created:-

Total area= 2. 7 Sq. ft+2.9 Sq. ft+16.15 Sq. ft.+2.8 sq. ft.+5.3 sq. ft.+ 10.6 sq. ft.+0.2 sq. ft.+0.6 sq.

ft.+1.4 sq. ft.

=42.65 sq. ft.

Total volume= 20.16 cu. Ft. +14 cu. Ft. +12 cu. Ft +2.5 cu. Ft.+ 4.1 cu. Ft.+11 cu. Ft.+0.09 cu. Ft. +0.26 cu. Ft.+ 0.07 cu. Ft. + 0.6 cu. Ft.

=64.78 cu. Ft.


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For any adult user for a wardrobe the standard sizerequired is 5 linear feet. Keeping into mind the

requirement of my client and space provided I created an

elevation for my design.

In my design I have utilized 6 linear feet on floor.


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Orthographic Projection

Top plan

Isometric view

Elevations•Front elevation

•Back elevation

•Left side elevation

•Right side elevation


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Top plan

Left side elevationRight side elevation

Back elevationFront elevation

Isometric view

Orthographic projection of wardrobe excluding doors.


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Top plan

Left side elevation Right side elevation

Back elevationFront elevation

Isometric view

Orthographic projection of wardrobe including doors.


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As an interior designer this project on space planning has made me

aware that a space of 6’ x 2’ x 6’ (L x B x H) has been made more

functional by creating more space from the space provided to us. I

have created 64.78 cu. Ft. in this space.

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