Portfolio

S u n n y J a i n
Selected Work 2018-2021
 Education Competitions Regional Trip &
2018-2022 P.P Savani University 2020 MIDAS Pandemitecture Documention
Kosmba,Surat B.arch Hourable Mention City of mosques:Rander
2018
2020 Post Covid School Sketching and photography
2016-2018 Citizen High School By Dhurti shah
11-12th Science [Guj. Board] Hourable Mention

2020 IDHA Product Design 2018 Maheshwar an Ancient City

Participation Measure Drawing
Workshops By Sagar Desai
2021 Archmello Attendance
2019 Mass Housing Participation 2018 Mandu: Palace City
By Yatin Pandya Measure Drawing
2021 KAARWAN 240 hrs By Sagar Desai
SUNNY 2019 Stain Glass Participation
By Vijay Roy 2019 The Heritage City: Pol House
J A I N 2019 Miniature Clay Art
2021 SMC Sculptor Sketching and photography
Participation By Alpesh Golakhiya
By Amit Bhatt
I am an undergraduate student of 2020 Labour Housing 2019 Cidco, Navi Mumbai
2020 Parametrism Participation Measure Drawing
Bachelor of Architecture studying from Grasshoper Webinar Inter-class competition by PPSU By Janak Kaur
P.P Savani School of Architecture. The
portfolio is compilation of selected works . Skillset Webinar Work Experiences
Softwares Auto-cad 2021 Basics of Timber & Allied Produts 2021 Bungalow Project
I am enthusiastic and passionate about Adobe PhotoShop By Mr. Dhrumil Nagori Working Drawing

art and architecture and an open to Sketchup 2021 Plumbing - Planning & Principles 2019 Residence Project
learning and taking up new challenges. Indesign By Jaquar Group Assis. with Civil Engg.
Microsoft Office 2021 Drawings,Details & Design
Adobe Illustration (novice) By Ar. Ankit Parekh
Rhinocereos (novice)
P E R S O N A L I N F O R M A T I O N 2021 End to End Design
By Rajesh J.Chanasana
Render Lumion 2021 Architects And Automation
02/04/2000 Twinmotion By Mr.Vikram Renake
Vray 2021 Co Existence
jainsunny8866@gmail.com Enscape By Ar. Karishma Desai

+91 8866961997 2021 Future Workspaces

Model- Hand Cutting By Ar. Lipi Agrawal
English,Hindi and Gujarati Making Glass Cutting
Laser Cutting
Surat , Gujarat

INDIAN
 Aca d emics M iscellaneou s

The Learning Hub

01 Design Studio 5 01 Design Competition
Midas l Post covid

The Sculptor House

02 Design Studio 6 02 Documentation
Hertiage city

CONTENTS
Selected works I 2018-2022 Experiencing Space
03 Design Studio 3 03 Photography
Life style

Social Housing
04 Design Studio 4
1
THE LEARNING HUB
PRIMARY SCHOOL
YEAR 3 SEM 1
INSTITUTION DESIGN
Primary School Learning environments are primary to initiate the
idea of enquiry. The design of a school building fundamental-
ly addresses the environment of learning. The architecture of
the school thus becomes crucial to exemplify the physical man-
ifestation of the central theme behind human nature of inquest.
Exploration of various ways the ground and building come togeth-
er is primary to the initiation of the design process. Most promising
land-forms and context, which have the potential to become far
richer expressions with built-form, are regrettably left out as sec-
tional explorations sometimes become purely presentational.

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SITE ANALYSIS SPATIAL ANALYSIS Activity area near the
road due to loud noise
near the road
due to loud
noise

on the south
side to tackle
harsh sun

Sun Path Wind Path

Orientations of up to 15 West of North Cross ventilation, reducing the
and 25 East of North still allow good accumulation of moisture, odours and N
passive sun access LEGEND
other gases that can build up during
occupied periods. CLASSROOM
ADMIN & LOBBY
ACTIVITY AREA
CANTEEN
AUDITORIUM
SERVICES

VISUALIZATION

Noise Ananlysis Circulation

Planting “Noise Buffers* composed of Entry from the West side will safer
trees can reduce noise by five to ten for the childer due heavy vehicular
decibels for every 30M width. movement on the North side road.

Pod (place to think) for indivdual or small group A outdoor learning provides for socialising, private
provides quiet Place for work, discussion or rest. study,Reflection or discussion. Can be used for small
group activities

Land use Height Analysis

Most of the area surround the site is On the South there was G+12 building. A welcoming entrance, which invite the childern in the A breakout space provides psychological relief
has long green grass. On the east there The Architectural style surround the site school it Should be single point of entry and exit with from formal Environment. A space for playing and
was large 60 m wide gutter flowing. was Mordern Architecture. security guard. gathering
EAST ELEVATION

SECTION A
A NORMAL DAY IN SCHOOL
2
THE SCULPTOR HOUSE
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
YEAR 2 SEM 1
WORKING DRAWING
This studio primarily aims at bridging the gap between
academics and construction practices, and preparing
students to confidently take on challenges in an informed
manner when it comes to translating their ideas into reality.
One of the initial studio exercises will focus on – learning
through detailed observation of building services in familiar
existing surroundings.Drawings are powerful tools for effective
communication with constructors and users, and this aspect
will be highlighted through the various exercises. Design
exercise this semester is a live, humane social project in rural
contexts. The scale will be limited in order to get into greater
depth of detailing & specifications, incorporating all services.

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WALL SECTION STAIRCASE

MANGALORE TILES

150MM RCC SLAB

70 X 25 WOODEN
BATTENS 2
905
10MM END PLATE

15 MM THK.
WOODEN FACIA

5°
10
CRANKED
C MS STRINGER BEAM
WITH BLENDED WELD
200MM GUTTER
20MM THK
GRAPHITE JAMB
10MM END PLATE
WELDED TO STRINGER
WOODEN POST

D1 DOUBLE HANG RAKED SECTION OF

DOOR D1 STRINGER BEAM
901
D3 WOODEN ARCH
DOOR D3
901

WOODEN HANDRAIL

200 X 100 X 10 mm
20 MM MS PIPE MS I-BEAM
+3140
4
905
±3100

CONCRETE UPSTAND

350 MM BEAM

RECTANGULAR HOLLOW
SECTION-STRINGER

BRICK ARCH

230 MM COLUMN
10MM END PLATE
D2 WOODEN ARCH
DOOR
D2/B
901

+0040 10 MM MS GUSSET-
10MM KAJARIA TILES ±0000 3
905
BLACK COATED PLATE
30 MM
BEDDING MOTAR C
150MM SLAB
100 MM SAND 10MM BASE
CONNECTION PLATE
COMPACT EARTH

SITE:-

SUN
3
1 SECTION AA'
SCALE 1:20 3 AXONO-METRIC VIEW
SCALE : 1:20
STAIRCASE C DETAILS

150

150
5MM GROOVE 60MM DIA WOODEN GENER

40MM OAK WOOD

10
10 MM
MM TREAD
TREAD PLATE
PLATE

10Ø
10Ø COUNTER
COUNTER SUNK
SUNK
SS SCREW 5MM THK MS PLATE
WEDGE PLATE

3050
2950

2950
W8/A
2650

1
903
DETAIL 200 X 100 X 10 mm
MS I-BEAM
SCALE : 1:5

+6240
±6200
1 1DETAIL
SCALE : 1:5
2 2DETAIL
SCALE : 1:2

1 2

150
450

RECTANGULAR HOLLOW

880
SECTION- STRINGER BEAM
5 MM THCK
MS L-PLATE 10MM BASE

3100 (FIN TO FIN)

34
CONNECTION PLATE
33
32 200 X 100 X 10 mm
M12 30 MM
MS I-BEAM

1085
31 ANCHOR BOLTS
30

2950
29
2650

28 10MM END PLATE

W8/B
9300

903 27
26
25
+3140
930

3DETAIL
24
23
±3100
22
21
3DETAIL 3DETAIL
SCALE : 1:5
4DETAIL 4DETAIL
205

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150

3DETAIL
450

44DETAIL
DETAIL
SCALE : 1:5 SCALE : 1:5
880

SCALE : 1:5

40MM OAK WOOD

3100 (FIN TO FIN)

14
13
LIFT SHAFT
1400 X 1600
(7 EQ RISER OF 155MM)

12 10 MM MS GUSSET-
1085

11 BLACK COATED PLATE

10
2950

W8/B D2/B
09 901
2650

903
08
02
07 406 10Ø COUNTER SUNK
SS SCREW
(6 EQ RISER OF 155MM)

06
05
+0040 200 X 100 X 10 mm
930

03 04 MS I-BEAM 10MM END PLATE

406

WOOD TREAD
03 ±0000 10MM BASE
WELDED TO STRINGER
COVER
02 CONNECTION PLATE 10 MM MS GUSSET-
STEEL RISER 4/5
WEDGE PLATE
01
406
BLACK COATED PLATE
205

01
I BEAM STEEL 406
200 X 100 X 10 mm
MS I-BEAM
600

10 MM THCK
50 MM FLOOR FINISH JOINT PLATE
150 MM THICK R.C.C. SLAB
150 MM SAND FILLING
COMPACT EARTH WORK
5DETAIL
SCALE : 1:10 6DETAIL
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C
1SECTION
SCALE : 1:25 5DETAIL
SCALE : 1:10 6DETAIL
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 TOILET DETAILS

JAQUAR SHOWER PANEL

P.C JPL-SLM-JA021

BAJAJ GAS HEATER

300 X 110 mm

TOWEL RACK
P.C AQN-CHR-7781
JAQUAR SHOWER PANEL
P.C JPL-SLM-JA021
BAJAJ GAS HEATER
300 X 110 mm GLASS PARTITION
20 X 770 X 2000 mm
KAJARIA VITRIFIED TILES
300 X 600 X 12 mm TWO CONCEALED COCK
PC. ARI-CHR-39433
W5
T2 GLASS PARTITION JAQUAR CONTROL PLATE
PLANE MIRROR
902 1000 20 X 770 X 2000 mm P.C JCP-CHR-812415
JAQUAR CONTROL PLATE JAQUAR HEALTH FAUCET
P.C JCP-CHR-812415

1640
EQ EQ PC. ALD-CHR-565
JAQUAR SINK COCK
370

2120
PC.FLR-CHR-5347N
2000

JAQUAR SINK COCK

230 210 JAQUAR HEALTH FAUCET PC.FLR-CHR-5347N
TABLE TOP BASIN PC. ALD-CHR-565
425 x 340 x 175mm
1100
1140

POLISH MARBLE JAQUAR WALL HUNG WC JAQUAR WALL HUNG WC

950

20mm (Black) 365x515x390 mm 5 365x515x390 mm

470

601

TEAK WOOD CABIN TWO CONCEALED COCK

435

4
700 X 370 X 450 mm 601 WAX POLISH MARBLE
230

PC. ARI-CHR-39433 20mm (Black)

125

20 MM DROP

KAJARIA CERAMIC TILES JAQUAR TABLE TOP BASIN

CINDER FILLING 300 X 600 X 10 mm 425 x 340 x 175mm

20 mm BEDDING MORTAR

KAJARIA CERAMIC TILES

300 X 600 X 10 mm
RCC SUNK SLAB
150mm

2SECTION 3AXONO 3AXONO

3 2
SECTION
AXONO
SCALE : 1:20
SCALE : 1:20
SCALE : 1:20
3AXONO SCALE : 1:20

HEALTH FAUCET 4005 JAQUAR SHOWER PANEL

PC. ALD-CHR-565 P.C JPL-SLM-JA021
JAQUAR SHOWER PANEL
230

JAQUAR SINK COCK

PC.FLR-CHR-5347N NAHANI TRAP
115

N.T
150 X 150 mm
TABLE TOP BASIN
N.T1
400

425 x 340 x 175mm GLASS PARTITION KAJARIA TILES

300 X 600 mm
770

BAJAJ GAS HEATER 20 X 770 X 2000 mm

EQ EQ
POLISH MARBLE
300 X 110 mm 20 mm (Black)
1835

700 235 200 370 175

SQUARE BOX
460

WATER PROOFING
1615

WALL HUNG WC SECTION STEEL WATER PROOFING

365x515x390 mm
TOWEL RACK BEDDING MORTAR
P.C AQN-CHR-7781
LOUVER WINDOW T1 BEDDING MORTAR
W5 BEDDING MORTAR KAJARIA TILES
800
730

02
601 902 02
601 300 X 600 mm
20 MM DROP
POLISH GRAPHITE 865 875 1200 KAJARIA CERAMIC TILES CINDER FILLING
845 X 230 X 20 mm 300 X 600 X 10 mm
SITE:- B
230

KAJARIA CERAMIC TILES

830 865 2330

SUNN

44DETAIL 3 AXONO
55
DETAIL 18SA0
1 PLAN
SCALE 1:20 1 PLAN
SCALE 1:20 SCALE 1:2
DETAIL
SCALE 1:5
3
EXPERIENCING SPACE
THE LEISURE HUB
YEAR 1 SEM 2
FOUNDATION YEAR
People use their free time in a variety of different ways; engaging in
outdoor activities, entertainment like watching movies or television,
or having time to themselves. Another activity people enjoy doing is
socializing with family and friends. For this reason, space is designed were
people come to have their leisure or free time. By this, the interaction
between the people will increase which has his own advantages.
The basic intent behind the design aims to allow the community
to get involved and conceive a bond with a new public building.
The principal was to break a relatively larger space into individual
units, each having it’s own characteristic profile and position. The
treatment of these gives a sense of privacy to each unit despite
being one part of a whole. Loose arrangement of solids allows light
and wind to penetrate and circulate through the entire space.

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 spaceS and ele
Site context
SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE user analysis

DESIGN STRATEGY

user analysis
PLANs
LEGEND spatial narrative
The Arch at the frontier greets you and the

spaceS and elements in design

staircase gives a sense of arrival.

DESIGN STRATEGY
PLANs
LEGEND spatial narrative
the idea
EXPLODEd VIEW

spaceS and elements in design

The gathering area under the tree gives
ARCHITECTURE ORGANIZATION Design developmemt a magnificent effect, where people can
chatter for a long time.
the idea

The idea behind the design to creating a journey one can feel freedom and relax by assembling the private
space and public space together with the nature. people will find the unquie expercience from lounge to
the individual room while passing from the versatle spaces with the human scale and close to the nature.

EXPLODEd VIEW
ARCHITECTURE ORGANIZATION Design developmemt

The semi-open space is a pleasant

area for people to sit, gossip and for
children to play on the grass.

LIGHT ANALYSIS WIND ANALYSIS VISUAL ANALYSIS CIRCULATION

4
SOCIAL HOUSING
HOUSING DESIGN
YEAR 2 SEM 2
DESIGN ACCORDING TO INCOME GROUP
The studio brief was thus focused on understanding, experiencing,
analyzing, and interpreting the wisdom of the Vernacular in con-
temporary times, and translating its ethos and principles in creating
high density contemporary urban neighborhoods which are hu-
mane in scale, interactive, plural for diverse value’s coexistence
and sustainable for the given context of climate and construction.
House with a heart makes a home, homes make neighborhoods,
neighborhoods make communities, communities make societies,
and societies shape our living environments. We shape our world
and the world around shapes us. Vernacular architecture and
self-made settlements such as Pols, slums and urban villages, hav-
ing been evolved locally of the place, by the place, for the place,
and refined over time, while being true to the culture, context and
climate, have stood the test of time for their socio cultural appro-
priateness, timeless aesthetics, and environmental sustainability.

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PRINCIPALS DEVEPLOMENT

open space to be interlinked to form

their own network for increased
communication and interaction

North-south orienation
of Houses for shading
Open space to be
Distributed throughout
Setllement for better
Interaction
Houses toe built infront of
unbuilt spaces for increased
sense of belonging Multi -Functional spaces
Zoning has been done in the first
Process.The red colour represent
the Hig class,blue mig and the last
yellow Lig class.
Anenities to be centrally
located everyone can
use easily

Open space to be
different In size and
scale Oppropriate to the using courtyard for
Identifiable sub group fresh air and exhaust
of hot air Social Response
In the second process the Road
network has been decided for the
Orientation of the road network linear pattern has
cluster in away that been adapted taken refrence from
create Hierarchy old city siddhpur

Collage representing the context of site

CONCEPTUAL ORGANISATION

COMMUNITY HALL

CHILDERN PARKS
EXISITING TEMPLE
LIG CLUSTER

SPORTS CLUB

GURUKUL(SCHOOL)

DHARMSHALA MIG CLUSTER

CONCEPT
BINDU SAROVAR
Inspired from the pol house of the siddhpur which has the engaging
facades that interact with pedestrains on the streets. The chowks was
the platform where people discuss. Women sit on there doorsteps and
gossip with the neighbours, Most of the kitchen has the window projected
toward secondary sit from there can keep eye on street. Connected
terrace where they can meet and enjoy the festival together.
BACKYARD AS BREATHING SPACE
The backyard becomes and informal space for the people to interact and gives an easy access to the back of the house. It also acts a space to perform various daily
activities like washing and dying of clothes.On the street the backyard of the house meet which increases the interaction between the people and one who passes from
the street.

FORUM ,LIG

BACKYARD,LIG

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

LIGHT WELL,MIG

FRONT ELEVATION,MIG
FORNTEIR,MIG
MIG HOUSE
Bambooed Pods
Design Competition

A New Normal
Design Competiton

The Hertiage City

Documentation

Photography
Architectural & travel
 1 3
BAMBOOED PODS
HONORABLE MENTION

This Pandemitecture Design Competition contemplates

the talent and fresh design ideas of architecture students
who are currently enrolled in the institutions. This world is 2 The structural bamboo
facing the outbreak of COVID-19 virus which has affected 1 are tied together using
ropes since the aim
the lifestyle of people as well as their economic conditions. is to use affordable
This unique crisis calls for a need of various measures to and easily available
help improve the situation on an individual and community materials.
A simple screw hook is
drilled in the bamboo.
It is used to hang the
plastic curtain on all
sides of the structure.

level. One of the major markets that have become an active 3

hotspot for COVID- 19 virus is vegetable markets. 2 4
The concept is based on breaking a relatively large space 4
into smaller units, hence forming micro markets instead of
a large market. The design is modular and innovative which
can be easily assembled on the site. As the materials used
for the structure are cost effective and light, the modules can A simple joinery of nut Bamboo on either sides
and bolt works as a adds to the support
be easily multiplied as per the requirement. The bamboo pivot and allows the and limits the rotation
structure inside the sheds also responds to the traditional rotation of the barrel as of the barrel on either
values associated with vegetable markets. The structure EXPLODED VIEW OF THE STRUCTURE required. sides.
ensures social distance while offering visual contact. The
design aims to help people continue their daily lives even in
this unique situation of pandemic with minimum and effective
measures.

MASS SMALLER MODULES FORM AND SYSTEM FINAL DESIGN

PARTITION EXCHANGE
A partition is between the A see- saw system made of
vendors to prevent the spread bamboo and barrel sections is
of COVID-19 virus. used for exchange of goods.

ALTERNATING ORGANISATION
Every alternate unit is made The organisation is such that it
to face opposite direction to enables people to maintain a
maintain social distance. distance of 10 feet.
 as well.
In the tentative classrooms, the partitions, tables and benches are made
A NEW NORMAL Staff Room of a three-ply corrugated board. It’s designed to be super strong and
HONORABLE MENTION lightweight. The screen or wall of the classroom is Z folding cardboard
module that can be repeated as per requirement. The chairs and tables
With the covid-19 pandemic keeping schools shut
across the country, the beginning of the new academic are deisgned in a one piece cardboard such that they can be folded to
year has gone for a toss. Even when educational become compact when not needed by following the instructions given.
institutions eventually open for regular classes, it
might be a strenuous task for students, teachers and
parents to ensure that safety protocols are adhered to.
Preparing them for a post-covid-19 school requires Post Covid Classroom
adaptability, resilience and flexibility. Children should be
aware of what they must, and must not do, to stay safe.
Foldable Cardboard Chair
“With students travelling from all over, it is imperative to
ensure that all precautions are taken. In such a scenario,
schools are working on multiple approaches while looking Boys Girls
Toilet Toilet
into the government’s said rules and regulations regarding
the opening of the school in the respective states. From
working on a hybrid class model to thoroughly cleaning FOOT OPERATED BASIN FOOT OPERATED BASIN
and disinfecting campuses at regular intervals for formal SANITIZATION TUNNEL PLANTS
Temporary Classroom Foldable Cardboard Bench
classes, schools are taking the following many precautionary
measures to accustom students to classroom learning in a
safe and hygienic environment.

Sanitization Tunnel Foot-opertable Foot-opertable Foot-opertable

basin Door Sanitiser

Posters to spread
awareness
Foot Operated Hand
washing Service Sanitization
Tunnel

Thermal
checking

Plants for
fresh air

Foot Marks to
maintain distnace

Cardboard parition for

tentive classrooms

Foot Operated
Hand Sanitizer

Foot operated
Foot Operated Door handwash system

Foot Marks to
maintain distnace

ISOMETRIC VIEW
DISPLACE IT
PARTICIPATION
The current global crisis of COVID-19 outbreak has confined
all of us inside our own houses and left us yearning for vari-
ous experiences that the outside world offers. This pandemic
has not only affected the physical health of people all around
the globe but has also affected the mental health of people
living with social distancing.This drastic change in the life-
style of people that came with the new normal bought various
new challenges. One of the major challenges faced by peo-
ple is to adapt to the current situation and work from home. Adding mass to the structure
The absence of proper work environment and space, makes Basic form that can provide Scooping out from the mass Adding variations in sizes
modularity and occupy less space. and possibilities of use. and playing with positive and according to anthropometry
it difficult for people to concentrate.
negative spaces formed. and working on movement.
The challenge is to bring back a sense of freedom and
change in our surrounding that all of us long in the confines of
our houses. The design proposal is an engaging space that
that gives the flexibility to adjust it according to the need and
comfort. It acts as a working space as well as a cozy corner.
It intends to divert people from their lonliness and anxiety
and give them opportunity to choose their work setting.

DIFFERENT SCENARIOS
Exploded view of joinery

Section of joinery

The space also works as

furniture

Stools are in the

lowest row
SIDDHPUR:- THE HERITAGE CITY
RSP - DOCUMENTION AND SKETCHES
*group work

The Dawoodi Bohras are a very close-knit community, and

thus, the entire community settled down in one part of the
town between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. When I
first heard of Sidhpur, I only learned of its importance of being
Matru Gaya– a pious place where Hindus conduct the last
rites and rituals for their mothers who have departed. A quaint
town located on the left bank of the river Saraswati, it is also a
sacred place for devotees of Lord Shiva, as it bears a magnif-
icent temple called the Rudra Mahalaya
ROAD MAP INCOME ANALYSIS OLD VS NEW ANALYSIS HEIGHT ANALYSIS
While the overall style of the house is very unorthodox and
extraordinary, certain elements have been derived from the
local architecture. High plinths or otlas, provides a transition
base to the entrance of the house, a feature that has long
been used in dwellings not only in Gujarat but all over India.
Otlas are used as social spaces, where families of Dawoodi
Bohra would get together after dusk- a key aspect of a close-
knit community.

These houses are narrow but deep, encompassing a small

courtyard in the center- another element that can be found
in most ‘Havelis’ which are native to a hot and dry climatic
region. Keeping up with traditional structures, each house
shares walls with the next and is constructed mainly with
wood. BINDU SAROVAR CLOCK TOWER DWAR HERITAGE HOUSE

The façade of each house is painted with Caribbean

pastel tones- baby pink, peach, sky blue, lime
green, and even mint- distinguishing the Bohravads
from the other buildings of the town which have a
very neutral color palette. The neighborhood almost
exudes a feel of walking through a rainbow

PARIS STREET

VOHRA HOUSE ELEVATION

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