Interior design - case study

The case study was done as a part of Interior design studio task for B.Arch degree.

1. “APPRECIATE
HISTORY
AND
BRINGYOUR
OWN
EXPERIENCE

INTOYOUR
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* RnD Atelier *
| Etes ARCHITECTURE | TURNKEY CONSTRUCTION | INTERIOR DESIGN
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TEJASWINI DESHMUKH - 014
JAYATI CHHABRA - 022
VAISHNAVI FARKASE - 053

2. RnD Ateliers

(Architect's firm)

ARCHITECT
Rohit and Dakshaja
Buty

FOUNDED
January 14, 2013

INTRODUCTION PLANS MATERIALS SERVICES DETAILS

DESIGN IDEOLOGY:
Their main design ideology draws
inspiration from the roots of their
300 year old family,
traditions and aesthetics.
Hence making it an
amalgamation
of modern and vernacular. Their
LOCATION: Buty road, sitabuldi. range of projects include -
BUILDING TYPOLOGY: Architect's office Residences, Apartments, Offices,
AREA: 15.3 x 2.58 m = 40msq. Commercial Buildings
TIME FOR RENOVATION: 6 months and Hospitality Buildings.

3. INTRODUCTION PLANS MATERIALS SERVICES DETAILS

Plan is divided in 3 areas:
1. Private area- Owner's
cabin.
2. Public area- Reception.
3.Semi-public area-
architects studio.

Two types of
Windows have been
provided;
one with the

black tinted glass .

The existing columns and walls were retained
and spaces were segregated by partition walls, — ceinPLAN AND ELECTRICAL LAYOUT OF STUDIO AREA

4. INTRODUCTION PLANS MATERIALS SERVICES DETAILS

The floor room MDF - Medium
material was, density fibre

WALLPAPER
was used

Fur L retained sit ‘wood was used on
from their old : istokeep the for one of
wada was into th essence carving out the walls, 1
retained ie intact, the Intricate design to Increase 1
and onal au- ‘material then cre details on walls the
used at used was and along the aestheical

various places. e KOTA STONE. the roor table. appearance.

ANTHROMETRY

FURNITURE AND
FIXTURES

5. INTRODUCTION PLANS MATERIALS SERVICES DETAILS

The reception i
- Welcoming atmosphere

THE RECEPTION
- Easy accessibility. AND
-The position of the glass THE ARCHITECT'S
doors on both the studio as OFFICE

well as the cabin provides

transparency. N

ELEVATIONS AND x
CEILING PLAN =

The walls were covered
by the framed graphics
‘about architects making
the space lively and
attractive...

6. INTRODUCTION PLANS MATERIALS SERVICES DETAILS

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Concealed ceil-
ing lights were MDF (Medium density fibre)
provided on the wood was used along the
ceiling, table. This details below the
table helped in hiding he LAN
, wires which was passing
Allthe electrical
wiring, LAN and AC
ducts were passed
through the Bison
sheet wall since the
exterior wall ofthe Fan attached light
firm wall 4’ to 5’ft was provided athe 3 The intermediate box was
thick. reception room. used forthe LAN setup

A niche was provided in the 3’- 5'thick
work space was wall and that was very wisely converted
smartly hidden into a small pantry.
by - Arefrigerator - the only electrical con-
nection provided on the thick wall.

The AC duct in the

covering it with a

plywood shelf.
-A storage box to keep the cutlery and

other things

Decorative
items were
places in
front

REFRIGERATOR

7. INTRODUCTION

PLANS MATERIALS

FRP - Fibre reinforced plastic was used to
carve out theit symbol and
connection of bisonjsheet and FRP using
plaster makes the wall heavier hence a
wooden runner was used to have connec-
tion between the symbol and the wall.

The stained coloured glass
was fixed in
between the frame
packaged by mortar lining,
It reflected the light and
added colour to the space.

SIZE OF BISONSHEET - 4’* 8°
framework of hollow aluminium pipes was made
and was further packed with wood to facilitate
screwing.

The distance of these members was according to

the opening sizes as
well as the size of the bison sheet. Once the frame-
work was ready, the bison sheets were screwed on
and secured.

SERVICES DETAILS.

A new slab was casted to give a shape
and design to the ceiling and also
suitable services (concealed lights)
could be fixed..

Kota stones used for flooring which
was originally joined by lime mortar .
While renovating cement mortar was

used.
Furniture is rested on the floor.

Arrangement
pattern of kota

flooring.