A
Report
On
Practical Training
Amity School of Architecture and Planning
Amity University
Rajasthan
Course Coordinator: - SUBMITTED BY: -
Ar. Alisha Shaw RIPUNJAY
Enrollment no.: - A22204015005
(M.Arch, Urban Design) IX SEM
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Amity School of Architecture &TPlanning
Amity University, Kant Kalwar, NH-11C,
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Amity School of Architecture & Planning (ASAP)
Amity University Campus, Kant Kalwar, NH-11C, Jaipur.
CERTIFICATE
The Practical Training report submitted by RIPUNJAY (A22204015005) of V year, B.Arch. (2015-
2020) is satisfactory and approved for submission in partial fulfilment for the award of the degree
of Bachelor of Architecture.
Course Coordinator Head of Department External Examiner
Ar. Alisha Shaw Prof.(Dr.)Jitendra Singh
Amity School of Architecture & Planning (ASAP)
Amity University Campus, Kant Kalwar, NH-11C, Jaipur.
DECLARATION
I, RIPUNJAY, student of fifth year B.Arch (A22204015005) Amity School of Architecture &
Planning, Amity University, Rajasthan hereby declare that I have undergone Practical Training
for a period from 18th Jan 2019 to 18th June 2019 at Effective Architectural Services, Goa in
partial fulfillment for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Architecture and that the drawings
submitted hereby have been dealt by me during my practical training.
Date:
RIPUNJAY
Place: IX SEM
ASAP, AUR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I owe my sincere gratitude to Ar. MILIND RAMANI, (CEO, Effective Architectural Services,
GOA) for giving me an opportunity to work in their esteemed firm and for their invaluable
guidance, support and trust in my capabilities throughout my training period.
I am also thankful to Prof. (Dr.) Jitendra Singh (Director, Amity School of Architecture &
Planning, Amity University, Jaipur) and Ar. Alisha Shaw, Assist.Prof. for their efforts to ensure
smooth completion of my training.
I am most thankful to the fellow staff at the firm for extending towards me moral support and
encouragement and to the clients I dealt with for being patient and entrusting me with their
projects despite my limited experience.
RIPUNJAY
IX SEM
ASAP, AUR.
CONTENTS
Certificate ...(i)
Declaration ...(ii)
Acknowledgement ...(iii)
Training certificate ...(iv)
1. Introduction
2. About the office
3. The Architect and Design Philosophy
4. Project 1: BRAHMA NAIK
Description and Drawings
5. Project 2: JAIWANT COMPLEX
Description and Drawings
6. Project 3: BAINA URBAN COMPLEX
Description and Drawings
7. Project 4: SANCOALE URBAN COMPLEX
Description and Drawings
9. Project 5: DHTC
Description and Drawings
10. Project 6: NRHM HWC
Description and Drawings
11. Annexure
INTRODUCTION
The internship is an integral platform for anyone to gain experience in an actual
workplace. Thus, our architectural internship is a good opportunity for us to learn, to
gain experience and also to make preparation. We encounter many difficulties and
obstacles, and with experiences we are expected to encourage and complete the
cleansing process. Through this opportunity we find ourselves stable enough to face
the responsibilities of practicality. Applying the knowledge, we learnt in college to an
actual workplace helps me to know and discover myself from different angle. It also
helps me to control my attitude and behavior in dealing with different kinds of people
and situation.
Through learning in university, I learnt theoretically but by doing internship, I learnt
the practical approach on dealing with the real world. It has profound results in some
aspects of my learnings. I also have learned that I am still lacking as an employee.
Internship helped me to identify my weaknesses and strengths.
During my 5 months of internship, I actively contributed to the company’s objectives
by applying the knowledge I obtained during my first 3.5 years of graduation. I chose
EAS panjim as my host firm to complete my internship. Further, the projects I have
worked upon during my internship and my contribution to them are mentioned with
my understandings.
ABOUT THE OFFICE
The office I worked in was based in the heart of Panjim city, Goa. Lead by Ar. Milind
Ramani, EAS (Effective Architectural Services) it is one of the most promising
architectural firm of the region. Specialized in large scale projects, EAS handled a
number of sites smoothly with a sharp and dedicated team of 22 employees with 1
head architect, 1 project manager, 3 senior architects, 2 civil engineers, 3
estimators, 5 junior architects, 5 trainees and other fellow staff. Office’s friendly
environment was really suitable for any trainee to learn and begin with their
professional life. The work process of EAS includes a lot of creative activities,
reading, brainstorming, healthy discussions with clients and fellow architects. The
office premises had a library to help go through better designs and productivity. This
all helped me a lot to grow through my internship period.
THE ARCHITECT AND DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
Architect Milind Ramani completed his post-graduation in
Urban Design from Centre for Environmental and
Technology University, and now is CEO of Effective
Architectural Services and Heading search for
environmentally sound solutions for urban domain.
He established EAS in Jan 1996. Most of his designs are
of Mixed-use category. Applying locally available materials
to the buildings. He has been rewarded with national
awards a number of times for his designs. He believes in
minimalism and maintains symmetric designs. On
residential level of projects, he has shown tremendous work for support of green
buildings in the environment. His decision-making power helps him manage a
number of projects on the go with solution to every problem the clients faced.
Ramani sir’s way of interaction with client is self sufficient to make clients trust him.
His 25+ years’ experience shows his comfort in handling large scale projects such as
urban complexes and colleges.
PROJECT 1 – BRAHMA NAIK
PROJECT TYPE – Residential Project
CLIENT – Salkar Constructions
LOCATION – Bicholim, Goa
SITE AREA – 1474.34 Sq. M.
STAGE OF WORK – Under Construction
PROJECT BRIEF – Brahma naik is a residential cum commercial complex in bicholim,
goa. It has three blocks. Block A, Block B and Block C. Block A have two 2BHK
apartments and five 3BHK apartments. Two apartments on each floor. Block B have five
Shops and ten apartments. Block C is yet to design.
WORK CONTRIBUTION: Prepared elevations of Block A and Block B.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: Learnt about the materials to be used on façade to hide
plumbing services.
PROJECT 2 – JAIWANT COMPLEX
PROJECT TYPE – Commercial Project
CLIENT – Salkar Constructions
LOCATION – Bicholim, Goa.
SITE AREA – N/A
STAGE OF WORK – Construction completed in 2019. Promotional events in progress.
PROJECT BRIEF – Jaiwant Complex is a commercial building in bicholim, Goa. With
eleven shops and eighteen offices.
WORK CONTRIBUTION: Prepared 3ds for brochure and prepared brochure for sales
and marketing needs of the project.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: I learnt how to represent our work. Also, I learnt how to deal
with clients.
PROJECT 3 – BAINA URBAN COMPLEX
PROJECT TYPE – Commercial project
CLIENT – Mormugaon Municipal Council
LOCATION – Mormugaon, Goa
SITE AREA – 454 SQ. M.
STAGE OF WORK – Under Construction.
PROJECT BRIEF – Baina Urban Complex is basically a mixed-use building that plays the
role of a fish market with improved infrastructure and enclosed surroundings on bottom
two floors, i.e. ground and first floor and has offices on top three floors.
WORK CONTRIBUTION: Prepared Sections of the building and planned orientation of
vendor’s platforms with their drainage system.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: I learnt about the drainage system to be followed in a building
with a lot of flowing water on its floor. Also, it helped me to observe the problems in
circulation of people in a market space to provide solutions for the same inside a built
structure.
PROJECT 4 – SANCOALE URBAN COMLPEX
PROJECT TYPE – Commercial Complex cum Community Center
CLIENT – Goa Rehabilitation Board
LOCATION – Mormugaon
SITE AREA – Existing – 1000 SQ.M.; Proposed – 800SQ.M.
STAGE OF WORK – Tender Drawings submitted, Construction yet to start.
PROJECT BRIEF – It is an existing G+2 commercial tower which has a vegetable market
on the ground floor, SHC on first floor and an auditorium on second floor. This building is
to be extended by an adjacent tower with 8 floors. The new tower is proposed with a double
heighted vegetable market on the ground floor, hall on the second floor connecting to the
existing building’s auditorium and Community center’s rooms on typical third, fourth,
fifth, sixth and seventh floor.
WORK CONTRIBUTION: Prepared sections of the building and contributed in planning
the typical floors.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: Learnt how to plan a new construction adjacent to an existing
built structure. This project helped me overcome my fear of handling complex AutoCAD
files.
PROJECT 5 – DHTC
PROJECT TYPE – Institutional Project
CLIENT – NRHM
LOCATION – Sindhudurg, Maharashtra
SITE AREA – N/A
STAGE OF WORK – Tender Drawings submitted, Renovation yet to start.
PROJECT BRIEF – DHTC or District Health Centre of Sindhudurg, Maharashtra is to be
renovated by adding guest rooms to the existing built structure. Existing building have two
blocks with separate floor levels and separate entry exits. It was a challenging task to get
the same floor levels for second floor. The roof structure was changed many times to get
the best out of the existing building.
WORK CONTRIBUTION: Prepared plans for the guest rooms to be provided, changed
existing furniture layout. Prepared roof/terrace plans to achieve symmetry in floor levels.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: I learnt how to play with levels and understood the importance
of roof structures in building at coastal areas.
PROJECT 6 – NRHM HWC
PROJECT TYPE – Institutional Project
CLIENT – NRHM
LOCATION – Maharashtra
SITE AREA – N/A
STAGE OF WORK – Under construction
PROJECT BRIEF – National Rural Health Ministry decided to renovate its existing 102-
108 HWCs in Maharashtra state. These HWCs were first identified and classified into five
different types collectively. Then, according to the needs of individual HWCs, renovation
was planned.
WORK CONTRIBUTION: Prepared submission drawings, visited sites.
LEARNING OUTCOMES: It was a lengthy project. I learnt time management, how to
prepare submission drawings, learnt how to do and what to do on site visits. Had direct
interaction with Executive engineers on site.
