Ruwan Dissanayake - Portfolio 2008- 2018

PORTFOLIO
RUWAN DISSANAYAKE
2009-2018

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Ruwan Dilip Indrapala Dissanayake
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No-45, 4th Lane Werellawatta, Yakkala, Sri lanka. Postal Code- 11870
Sri lankan
1987.07.26
“Realizing new ideas and the creation of interesting solutions through design is the
key element that drives me ahead in my Professional life. The life so far, from being a
student to Senior Architect has rendered me the capacity and competence to maintain
Cost, Quality and Time targets, while gaining the discipline and training to work in an
organized mind-set in the role of a strong team-player. ”
Ruwan Dissanayake B.Arch (Hons)
Architect

1993-2002
2003-2006
2009-2011
2012
2013
2014
2014
2012-2014
2015
2017
Gm/ Keppetipola M.V, Gampaha, Sri Lanka
Bandaranayake college, Gampaha, Sri Lanka
Successfully completed a Degree program part 1
Worked as Junior architect at n2 Architect Associates
Successfully completed a Degree program part 2
Qualified as a Student Member of Sri Lanka institute of Architect , (SLIA part1), Architecture
Graduated as an Architect with second Lower Class (GPA = 3.12)
Qualified as a Graduate Member of Sri Lanka institute of Architect , (SLIA part2), Architecture
Worked as Architect at Muditha Jayakody Associates (Pvt) Ltd.2014
Sri Lanka institute of Architect (SLIA) part 3 exam Studio Work
Successfully completed SLIA Part 3, Equal to Part 1 of Royal Institute of British Architecture (RIBA)
S O F T W A R E S K I L L S

DESIGN PORTFOLIO
ACADAMIC PORTFOLIO
PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO
MA JOR DESIG N PROJECT (MDP)
DEMONSTRATION DESIGN PROJECT (DDP)
ORIENTATION DESIGN PROJECT (ODP)
SOC IO-CONTEXT GENERATED PROJECT (SGP)
COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN PROJECT
(CDP) SCALE MODEL-MAKING
PERSONALIZE HOUSE PROJECTS
HOLIDAY RESORT
BANQUET HALL
APPRTMENTS
WAR MEMORIAL PARK &
MUSEUM UNIVERSITY BUILDING
ENTRANCE LANDSCAPE DESIGN
DISSERTATION
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PORTFOLIO - ACADAMIC
2009-2014

RAILWAY STATION
M A J O R D E S I G N P R O J E C T
INTRODUCTION A STATION…. IT’S A PLACE WHERE
PEOPLE GATHER, WAIT FOR OTHERS, GET DOWN AND GET
INTO THE TRAINS TO REACH THE DESTINATIONS. AND
SIMPLY, IT ACTS AS THE BACKBONE OF A CITY SKELETON
IN THE MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
CLIENT -RAILWAY DEPARTMENT
SITE -RAILWAY STATION @MATARA
USER -GENERAL PUBLIC
CONCEPT -RAIL… REBUILDING RELATIONSHIPS…DESIGN
IMAGERY
GIVING PROMINENT RESPONSE TO THE CONSTRUCTING MATARA-
KATARAGAMA RAIL TRACK AND COMBINING THE NORTH-CITY
LOW FUNCTIONING AREA TO THE MAIN TRANSPORTATION
CENTERS OF THE SOUTH-CITY URBAN AREA, THE DESIGN IS
TOTALLY CONTEXT BASED SOLUTION TO THE PRESENT MAJOR
PROBLEMS OF THE MATARA COMMUNITY. THE RAILWAY STATION
MAINLY CONSISTS BY THREE MAJOR ELEMENTS. THEY ARE THE
ADMINISTRATIVE PART AND THE FUNCTIONAL PART OF THE RAIL
STATION AND THE ACCESS BRIDGE COMBINING THE SEPARATED
AREAS ALONGSIDE THE RAIL TRACK OVER THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE
RAIL STATION. HIGHLIGHTING THE PROMINENT ELEMENT (THE
RAILWAY STATION) OF THE DESIGN, THE ACCESS BRIDGE HAS
TURNED A BIT AWAY FROM THE STATION ROAD. THAT SECURES
THE PROMINENT APPEALING QUALITY OF THE FRONT ELEVATION
OF THE RAIL STATION GIVING A SUPPORTING ROLE TO THE BRIDGE.
BY THE BRIDGE GOING THROUGH THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE
STATION OVER 18 FOOTS FROM THE GROUND LEVEL, THE WHOLE
BUILDING FUNCTIONS WELL THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHED
RAILWAY STATION MODEL. IT IS AN ACCESS WAY TO THE
COMMERCIAL AREA AND BANKS IN THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE
STATION. ALSO IT IS A PATHWAY TO THE RAIL PASSENGERS WHO
WERE RESIDENTIAL IN DELAY ROOMS IN THE THIRD FLOOR.
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TEA MUSEUM
D E M O N S T R A T I O N DE S I G N PR O J E C T
TEA MUSEUM
A museum is a non-profit, permanent institution in the service
of society and its development, open to the public, which
acquires, conserves, researches, communicates and exhibits the
tangible and intangible heritage of humanity and its
environment for the purposes of education, study and
enjoyment.
The aim of this project is to facilitate a process of development
and organizational change within museums and galleries that
are committed to active partnership with their communities. It
will support and develop them to place community needs,
values and active collaboration at the core of museum and
gallery work, involve communities and individuals in decision-
making processes, and ensure that museums and galleries play
an effective role in developing community skills. The distinctive
characteristic of the programme is a collaborative, reflective,
learning process through which institutions and communities
share their experiences
Project Objectives
Establish a tea museum as an
exhibition space gathering place
to provide opportunities for
knowledge and experience
sharing and amusement for
local and foreign tourist /
researches /students and whole
sale & central market business
crowd/ investors/ tea pluckers,
Intermediates/ planters /
suppliers/ representatives
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN APPROACH
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER
O R I E N T A T I O N D E S I G N P R O J E C T
Although the urban bombarded on this natural
environment the eternal beauty of context, still remain here
however due to many human activities the context has been
suffering from pollution. The emission rate urban is the
main challenge to this context. The current problem of the
site is the dumping yard and it’s difficult to reduce this
emission rate but need to control it to some extent.
Therefore replacing the dying natural elements on the
context would be a solution but the challenge is keep the
remains thing as it is. The main thread the dumping heavy
metal percentage is higher than other thing and it is a red
alert to many endemic species. Other than this, breathing
threads skin allergies are growing thread .the master
objective of the design reduce the damage to the context
that created dumping yard. Replace the natural ambiance
is the design solution in addition the building is not
significance as the building is that can use as a design
solution to same problem like this in other places as well.
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FLEXIBLE HOUSING
S O C I O - C O N T E X T G E N E R A T E D P R O J E C T
Kotahena is the one of urban areas in Colombo, where 99% of
Muslim population, 1% of Sinhala people live. The area is
bordering to the areas of pettah and mattukuliya and people
belongs to all income category lives here. The adaruppu street
near woflondal church can be identify as an area where many
lower level income people live. Self-employment, odd labor jobs
in streets and harbors are their main income mediums where
they earn an average of 2500-3500 for a month. Female
population is higher in this area and the majority of them are
unemployed. Primary living in this area is family and all of their
social activities are based on this unit. Commonly there are
around 9-12 children in a family and the age gap between are
very minimum. Due to the lack of space in dwelling children use
to spend their time in streets during the day time. Male elders
are only coming at night and elders use to sleep in shifts. At the
end, though they want to live a free relaxing life, the economy
and other social status have blocked their life towards a better
standard.
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN APPROACH
Design approach The building façade of rifadh tangle road and
the alleyway have a pattern within them. This building facade has
the same façade quality where it has an uneven pattern within it.
Every alleyway captures a frame. Further their life qualities of
introverted and solitude are depicting in the design approach.
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DISSERTATION
L O S T I N T R A N S L A T I O N : T R A N S F E R O F B U I L D I N G K N O W L E D G E A C R O S S R E G I O N S W I T H S P E C I A L R E F E R E N C E T O C L A D D I N G S Y S T E M
ABSTRACT-
Building industries around the world use a diverse range of materials for their building activities, and these materials can be sourced locally as well as imported from foreign regions. In developing countries like Sri Lanka, the technical, cultural
and environmental appropriateness of imported materials and building systems is an area for critical inquiry, due to the increasing tendency for their performance failures. Another equally critical aspect is the lack of proper transfer of building-
related knowledge and skills, from foreign to local context, as well as across different scales, regions and markets of the local building industry.
Often, it is only the material and building system that is imported and applied in the local context, not the performance virtues of the ‘imported’ material or its accurate ways of construction. On the other hand, application of imported systems at
the local level also require certain adjustments to their original technical and cultural use, to suite the limitations and possibilities of the local socio-economic, socio-cultural and socio-technical environment.
Among the imported building systems propagating in the local building activities, metal-cladding can be considered as a major building system, which is increasingly popularized, but also subjected to many per formative failures in its application
across the island. One of the key reasons for this irregular application of cladding systems at local context is the lack of proper transferring of knowledge across different building regions, and different building markets. In other words, despite the
technological system (as a product) travelling rapidly from region to region from Colombo to Kegalle to Hanguranketha the proper knowledge to construct the system is not travelling well at an equal level of intensity. Indeed the knowledge is
fragmented, and compartmentalized, between local regions, thus resulting in sub-standard applications in distant regions.
In the light of this loss of technical knowledge when travelling from overseas to local, and across local regions with different economic and cultural standings, this study attempts to explore following important questions: (1) To what extent the
‘imported’ knowledge is ‘lost’ when transferred across local building regions?, (2) What are the reasons for this knowledge losses?, (3) What are the adverse impact of this ‘negative’
Application of knowledge, specially from a building performance standpoint?, (4) What are the ‘positive’ improvisations the locals have done to overcome the subsequent failures of the technical environment, and (5) What are the strategies that
can be used to improve the situation by keeping limitations of the knowledge loss a constant?
As a strategy to explore the above queries, the performance of cladding systems in buildings have been projected as a factor, which could use to measure the knowledge transfer across regions. The subsequent knowledge loss has been classified
and examined under two stages: (1) foreign to local, and (2) inter regional. During the research, it has been identified that world standards regarding cladding systems have not been applied in the local context. This is understandable, as the
peculiarity of local building environment demands local and region specific solutions. However, It is also been found that the local building knowledge consists of substandard applications, which are heavily increased when that knowledge
transfer across local building regions, and building markets; there is indeed an existence of a knowledge loss in inter regional areas.
The study explores the key reasons for this knowledge loss by framing the research context against a key theoretical premise introduced by Steven Groak, and called as “Technological Unpredictability of Feasibility set of options”, where Groak
argues that every technological intervention is constrained by a given set of ‘feasible options’ (determined by factors such as project budget, regulatory guidelines, technical know-how, etc.). He further argues that larger this set of options, better
the subsequent technological application in the project. This study evaluates different examples of metal-cladding applications across different Sri Lankan regions from Colombo to Kegalle to Hanguranketha, etc. And looks at the options to
improve their application while maintaining the limitations constant, and without expanding the given feasibility set of options. As such, while evaluating the present socio-technical scenario regarding the knowledge dissemination across regions,
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COMPARISON
WITH LOCAL
EXAMPLES
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COMPARISON
WITH LOCAL
EXAMPLES
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COMPARISON
WITH LOCAL
EXAMPLES
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PORTFOLIO - PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2014-2018

P r o j e c t A r c h i t e c t @ M u d i t h a J a y a k o d y
A s s o c i a t e s ( P V T ) L t d .
R E S I D E N T I A L P R O J E C T
Brief Description of Project:
Two storey Building is on a Rubble concrete foundation and have gross floor area 3500 sq.ft. Building contains facilities such as - Four Bed rooms- Three Bathrooms-Kitchen-Living and Dining
facilities.
Project Name: Housing Project Location: Borella ,Sri Lanka
Client: Mr. Nmal Peries Date of Completion: 2016 November
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Ruwan Dissanayake B.Arch ( Hons)
University Of Moratuwa. Sri Lanka

Three storey Building is on a Rubble concrete foundation and have gross floor area 5500 sq.ft. Building contains facilities such as - Four Bed rooms- Three Bathrooms-Kitchen-Living and Dining
facilities.
Project Name: Housing Project Location :Nugegoda ,Sri Lanka
Client: Dr Tharaka Samarasinghe Date of Completion: On going project
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Two storied Building is on a Rubble concrete foundation and have gross floor area 5500 sq.ft. Building contains facilities such as - Three Bed rooms- Two Bathrooms-Kitchen-Double
height Living ,Dining and Veranda with Double Parking Space. Designed has followed Colonial Language.
Project Name: Residential Project Location : Biyagama ,Sri Lanka
Client: Mr. Udara Date of Completion: : On going project
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University Of Moratuwa. Sri LankaR E S I D E N T I A L P R O J E C T

Three storied Building is on a Rubble concrete foundation and have gross floor area 5500 sq.ft. Building contains facilities such as - Three Bed rooms- Two Bathrooms-Kitchen-
Double height Living ,Dining and Courtyard with Double Parking Space. Designed has followed Modern cube house Language.
Project Name: Residential Project Location : Kottawa ,Sri Lanka
Client: Dr. Thanura Date of Completion: : On going project
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I n d i v i d u a l P r a c t i c e
height Living ,Dining and Outdoor Pool facilities with Single Parking Space.
Project Name: Housing Project Location : Makola ,Sri Lanka
Client: Mr. Gihan Date of Completion: : On going project
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height Living ,Dining and Veranda with Double Parking Space. Designed has followed Colonial Language.
Project Name: Residential Project Location : Biyagama ,Sri Lanka
Client: Mr. Dinuka Date of Completion: : On going project
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Project Name: Housing Project Location :Dehiwala ,Sri Lanka
Client: Dr.Sadaruwan Date of Completion: On going project
Height Living ,Dining and Outdoor Pool facilities with Double Parking Space.

J u n i o r A r c h i t e c t @ N 2 A r c h i t e c t s H O L I D A Y R E S O R T
Two storey Building is on a Rubble concrete foundation and have gross floor area 3200sq.ft. Building contains facilities such as - Two Bed rooms- Two Bathrooms-Kitchen-Living and Dining and Pool
and single parking bay facilities.
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Project Name: Holiday Resort Location :katupotha ,Sri Lanka
Client: Miss Neranjala Date of Completion: Proposal

A r c h i t e c t @ M u d i t h a J a y a k o d y
I N S T I T U T I O N A L B U I L D I N G P R O J E C T
Building has utilized as facility center for University students. Project has comprised Library , Community hall and other sanitary facilities.
Project Name: Knowledge Centre Location: Attanagalla ,Sri Lanka
Client: Sustainable Authority Date of Completion: 2017 November
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I n d i v i d u a l P r a c t i c e B A N Q U E T H A L L - N E W C O N S T R U C T I O N
Single storey Building is on a Rubble concrete foundation and have gross floor area 7500 sq.ft. Building contains facilities such as - Banquet Space for 450 people, Changing Room. Sanitory
facilities and Administrative unitts and Buffet Area with Bar and Kitchen Space with loading unloading facilities
Project Name: Banquet Hall Location:-Radawana
Client: Mr. Channa Date of Completion: 2017 July
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University Of Moratuwa. Sri LankaI n d i v i d u a l P r a c t i c e B A N Q U E T H A L L - R E N O V A T I O N
Project Name: Banquet Hall Location:- Bandarawatta , Sri Lanka
Client: Mrs Mahesha Sathichandra Date of Completion: 2016 May
Project was consisted of buffet and Mini bar for 300 People to existing banquet hall approximate area was 2500sq.ft. Bar concept was based on beer barrel and in buffet area they requested
inspired on Colonial Interior.

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I n d i v i d u a l P r a c t i c e B A N Q U E T H A L L - R E N O T I O N
Single storey Building is on a Rubble concrete foundation and have gross floor area 5500 sq.ft. Building contains facilities such as - Banquet Space for 300 people, Changing Room. Sanitory
facilities and Administrative unitts and Buffet Area with Bar and Kitchen Space with loading unloading facilities
Project Name: Banquet Hall Location:- Bandarawatta , Sri Lanka
Client: Mrs Mahesha Sathichandra Date of Completion: 2016 May
Link- http://www.partner.lk/directory/samara-banquet-hall/

H O U S I N G A P P E R T M E N T P R O J E C T
Project was consisted of 75 housing units, every floor has 12 units (Two and Three bed room units) with 76 parking bay in ground and basement level. The basement level act as recreational hub
with large courtyard and indoor pool. The front façade was designed with some green layer as a skin due to environmental conditions and client’s requirements.
Project Name: Monash Residence Location: Pelawatta
Client- Global Housing & Real Estate (PVT) Ltd
Date of Completion: 2019 February
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Two storey Building is on a Rubble concrete foundation and have gross floor area 13000sq.ft. Building contains facilities such as - Eight Housing units 1, 2 and 3 bed rooms, Bath room, fully fitted
Pantry with living, Balcony, Elevator, Standby generator Security system and other facilities. You tube Link -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLqB4Vntznw
Project Name: Monash Residence Location: Palawatta
Date of Completion: 2016 January
link- http://globalhousing.lk/monash-palawaththa/
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University Of Moratuwa. Sri LankaH O U S I N G A P P E R T M E N T P R O J E C TA r c h i t e c t @ P r i y a n g a J a y a s e n a
A s s o c i a t e s

Project was consisted of 10 housing units, every floor has2 units (Two and Three bed room units) with 10 parking bay in Ground level. Building was located near the water canal in suburb area.
Project Name: Monash Residence Location: Pelawatta Date of Completion: 2019 May
Website- http://globalhousing.lk/monash-palawaththa/
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A s s o c i a t e s

R A I L W A Y B U I L D I N G P R O J E C T
This Project is a proposal for the Railway Department, Project has comprised railway facility buildings, Control center, Administration and Parking areas.
Project Name: Railway Control Centre Location : Maradana ,Sri Lanka
Client: Ministry of Megapolis and Western Development
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A r c h i t e c t @ P r i y a n g a J a y a s e n a
A s s o c i a t e s

Legendary War Hero Park consisted of two type of building there are memorial center and museum. Project purpose & my concept was described as follows.
Project Name: Monash Residence Location: Elephant pass kilinochchi, Sri Lanka
Client- Ministry of Defence
Link- http://www.defence.lk/new.asp?fname=Hasalaka_Gamini_remembered_20160715_01
In July 1991, a young soldier from the Sinha
Regiment earned the gratitude of the nation. The
25th death anniversary of 'Hasalaka Gamini' was
commemorated on Thursday (14th July 2016).
Corporal Gamini Kularatne, popularly known as
'Hasalaka Gamini' was a brave War Hero who made
the supreme sacrifice during the Elephant Pass
battle.
Corporal Kulathunga was posthumously awarded
the highest decoration a soldier could earn, the
Parama Weera Vibhushana (PWV) Medal after he
sacrifices his life in his attempt to stop an explosive
laden LTTE armoured bulldozer which attempted to
blow up the Elephant Pass camp on July 14, 1991.
The young soldier braving stiff enemy fire lobbed a
grenade inside the advancing vehicle and died on his
effort effectively stopping its advance.
The memorial to Hasalaka War Hero was later set
up at Elephant Pass with the remnants of the
bulldozer he helped to destroy.
This is my design I have incorporate with this
bravest solder life and my concept is based on he’s
soul I thought every people can memorize he’s Spirit
through the shadow of pond which I have designed
in front of bust. Either side of bust I have proposed
war museum and administrative building some part
of the project still under construction.
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University Of Moratuwa. Sri LankaW A R M E M O R I A L P A R KI n d i v i d u a l P r a c t i c e

Three is an entrance for institutional building of faculty of Information Technology, Building was consisted of security Administrative office with waiting Lobby form was based on
concept of Information technology.
Project Name: Entrance for university of Colombo
Location -Homagama , Sri Lanka Client- Ministry of Education
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A s s o c i a t e s ( P V T ) L t d . E N T R A N C E

Landscape project was consisted of summer hut for General public in national zoological garden. Material is the main part of the project because lot of people came to this place to spend
time day today. So have to consider quality, maintain cost of material and its relationship with landscape.
Project Name: Summer Hut for National Zoological Garden
Clinet - Ministry of Sustainable Development and Wildlife
Location - Dehiwala, Sri Lanka
Silhouette Bird
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P r o j e c t A r c h i t e c @ M u d i t h a J a y a k o d y
L A N D S C A P E - S U M M E R H U T

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P r o j e c t A r c h i t e c t - M u d i t h a J a y a k o d y
A s s o c i a t e s ( P V T ) L t d . L A N D S C A P E - S U M M E R H U T
Landscape project was consisted of summer hut for General public in national zoological garden. Material is the main part of the project because lot of people came to this place to spend
time day today. So have to consider quality, maintain cost of material and its relationship with landscape.
Project Name: Summer Hut for National Zoological Garden

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A s s o c i a t e s ( P V T ) L t d . L A N D S C A P E - S N A C K B A R & S U M M E R H U T
Landscape project was consisted of summer hut & Snack bar for General public in national zoological garden. Material is the main part of the project because lot of people came to this
place to spend time day today. So have to consider quality, maintain cost of material and its relationship with landscape.
Project Name: Summer Hut & Snack bar for National Zoological Garden

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P r o j e c t A r c h i t e c @ M u d i t h a J a y a k o d y
L A N D S C A P E - P A V I N G S & S E A T I N G S
Landscape project was consisted of summer hut & Snack bar for General public in national zoological garden. Material is the main part of the project because lot of people came to this
place to spend time day today. So have to consider quality, maintain cost of material and its relationship with landscape.
Project Name: Pavings and Seatingsfor National Zoological Garden

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L A N D S C A P E - O B S E R V A T I O N P L A T F O R M
Observation platform was design by viewing purpose. It is help to get proper view of lake side with landscape of zoological garden.
Project Name: Observation Platform for National Zoological Garden

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A s s o c i a t e s ( P V T ) L t d . B I R D C A G E
The Birdcage was designed to Display purpose for General public. Human Relationship, Behavior of Animals and colors, weather condition, micro environment was
mainly considered at the Design stage
Project Name: Bird Cage for National Zoological Garden

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A s s o c i a t e s ( P V T ) L t d . A N I M A L C A G E ( m e e r k a t )
The Animal cage was designed to Display purpose for General public. Human Relationship, Behavior of Animals and colors, weather condition, micro environment
was mainly considered at the Design stage
Project Name: Meerkat Cage for National Zoological Garden

This is the I already won first palce for this designed published by Arcbazar Design competition. I designed pop-up camper and interior for Toyota .
Project Name: Pop-up camper design Location : USA
Client: Toyota Tacoma Date of Completion: : 2017
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