Manik Sharma - Graduate of Architecture Portfolio (The University of Sydney)

Manik Sharma
नमस्कार
Graduate of Architecture
The University of Sydney

I Manik Sharma, write this Thesis as a Non- Indigenous person and I acknowledge the acceptance I have
received to stand with pride on this land. I would like to acknowledge the First Nations people of the land.
With immense respect, I acknowledge their connection with sea, land, and sky. I acknowledge and pay
respects to the traditional custodians, elders of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from past
present and future.
The following project may talk about, quote, reference or include images of deceased people of the
Indigenous Communities. They have been included to honour and pay respects to their contribution and
efforts to our struggles, and achievements.
The use of words such as First Nations people, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and Indigenous
people/ communities has been done numerous times in the following project. This refers to a similar set of
communities and people and should not be misunderstood. As a Non-Indigenous person, sincere apologies
for any unknown mistakes in the writing. I have learned everything from the tradition, culture and people
and this is just my perception of things and my point of view.
This land always was, is, and always will be Aboriginal land.
Sovereignty was never ceded.

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Education
Manik Sharma
Graduate of Architecture
09/December/1998
Turrella, NSW
Delhi, India 2205
In my eight years of architectural understanding, I have realised that it is not just buildings or places, it is not just zones
or spaces, rather it is people, expressions and emotions that makes architecture the best profession and also one of the
toughest one to ace. Initially, in education, I did some really horrible projects and I understood that the quality of work
didn’t matter because the architecture wasn’t functional, later I realised the design isn’t helpful if it isn’t readable and now
I have understood that it should all be presentable, readable, functional and full of Intent for it to be called a Good design.
Architectural Internship
4th Dimension, New Delhi
June 2019 - December 2019 (Full-time)
Projects - H.L city township, Express one Luxury residential, Healthcare facility (Uzbekistan)
The firm did big residential, housing and city scale township projects in rural areas from scratch. Many projects
were turnkey and many of them were only about local authority approval.
• Participated in cluster and unit design from fresh schematic level and then created presentation for
client’s approval.
• Worked on plans, sections and visualizations for affordable and social housing apartments for
government housing.
• Curated presentation drawings for client and development plans for authority
• Designed a Hospital building presentation for international project under the guidance of team leaders.
Volunteer Design Architect
Love Care Foundation, New Delhi (Part-time)
July 2022 - January 2023
Projects - Shamsham Nagar Redevelopment
• Research based on corporation funded village redevelopment project for a very rural area in U.P, India.
• This included surveys interviews among the local public and studying businesses in and around to
understand the needs of the public.
• Proposed street lights, curbs and sanitation related tasks to local government office for welfare.
• Work included regular site visits and proposing cost effective materials and solutions to problems.

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Experience
maniksharma1998
English
ar.maniksharma@gmail.com
Hindi
+61 456 488 579 Punjabi
Graduate of Architecture from The University of Sydney in December 2024 with an year of overseas
experience in multiple firms with varied projects. Proficient in 3D modelling, drafting, visualization and
technical drawing with strong focus on client relations and maintaining the name value and reputation of
the company I represent. I have a passion of researching and finding the best solutions for the problems
around me. Honesty is an added advantage and being honest, with a little training I will be ready to represent
you and be an asset to your team. I have worked professionally before and I don’t step back from hardwork.
Junior Architect
Design Action Group (DAG), New Delhi
September 2021 - July 2022 (Full-time)
Projects - JBM University, IIIT Pune, FORE Manesar, IIIT Una
The firm did big residential and institutional projects. All projects I helped in were big scale universities. The whole
campus was to be designed, including, different academic departments, recreational zones, dorms and hostels.
• Researched and designed a healthcare facility directly under the senior architect for it to be sent for local
authority approval. Later did design development on it. (IIIT Pune)
• Designed the whole campus masterplan under the guidance of principal architect and sent the drawings
for local authority approval with future design developments till the final day. (JBMU)
• Took part in regualr client meetings and prepared documentation.
• Worked on other projects for academic buildings, hostels, dorms and other smaller elements.
Junior Architect (Interiors)
Studio Artecus, New Delhi
July 2021- December 2021 (Part-time)
Projects - Sharma’s residence, Charmwood 1, ATS 49
This was a startup by 2 young architects and they had interior design and remodelling based interior design
projects with a touch of interior decoration. Just the 3 of us discussed things and curated solutions, materials and
designs for the clients.
• Creating drawings for construction, working drawings and MEP drawings for building services.
• Defining each little unit in the drawings for labour and helping it get executed on site.

Crumbling Societies

Contents
Life in Waterloo
Reimagining Waterloo South Estate
(Group-03)
N.M.N.H
National Museum of Natural History
(Individual)
Execution
Construction and working drawings
Poetic Jigamy
Thesis - Coenvisioning Jigamy farms
(Individual)
S.A.F.A.R
Shelter & Accomodation for Asylum
Seekers & Refugees (Group-02)
L. A. Paradise
Interior Design - Vacation Home
(Group-02) Competetion

Native plants from Australia and India bought in the
First week of the process as a paired connection growth symbol.
Holy Basil (Indian)
After caring for 14 weeks
Myoporum Parvifolium (native)
After caring for 14 weeks

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Poetic Jigamy
A way of Life
Theisi M.Arch - Individual (2024)
Liminal Nexus was an effort to raise a voice alongside the Uluru Statement from the Heart and create
an atmosphere of knowledge appreciation and accknowledgement of Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander people’s history and culture. With Total Reset by Greg Campbell considered as a handbook
the cohort was asked to create an inspired design for rejuvenation of Jigamy farms, Pambula near
Eden at South coast NSW. We physically and virtually discussed with our clients - Twofold Aboriginal
corporation about their needs and expectations about the place and how do they want their new home
to look like.
Jigamy is at the lakeside of Pambula lake with major Oyster farming business and other services for
aboriginal youth senior citizens and it is also home for many cultural events. One such is Giiyong
festival which is one of the biggest Aboriginal festivals in Australia. This project brings out the natural
geometries and cultural stories in the First nation’s history and tries to find commons in it with Indian
(Hindu) culture. This way a connection to both countries is establish and that makes this attempt one
with my whole heart in it.

This land a part of who we are,
no stranger they can own.
Standing side by side,
we shall never be alone.
Nothing’s lost forever,
History will be told
Lest we shall forget,
Our Elders that grow old 8 .
Not forgotten (Creative Spirits)
A poem by - Michele ‘Mickey’ (Hetherington 2020)

I wake up with a happy and content face today,
As I hear birds chirping on my window bay.
Tomorrow, I shall hear myself breathing,
Someday I’ll listen to others singing.
I will listen deep enough that I connect with them,
I will sing and dance with them.
If I share my soul they shall too,
Will you be like us too?
~ Manik Sharma

The Seven Sisters
Charcoal and graphite art resembling positivity in Indigenous history

Some may see depth some may call it dark, I see an angel leaving
a mark.
I see a flower, I see seven.
Running from a shadow into heaven.
The picture shows them leaning into the sky
landing into safety and leaving it behind.
The little glow within us reminds us to be good,
this songline taught us to have hope and brotherhood.

Vibrations of the Universe - AUM
Charcoal and graphite art connecting Indian and Aboriginal cultural
vibrations

The sound of nothingness surrounds us.
My existence belongs to me but I belong to country.
The circle is so big and so small.
It is a tree bark, a planet and a fabric hole.
Drop a pebble in the water and you will see,
how our earth moves around the sun and how we are one with the
sea.
I became aware of my belonging,
I am the center of this world and I am nothing.
I live to be a string in the universal loom,
AUM I said in a silent room.

Site Plan

Jigamy farms is THE place to be. The proposed masterplan offers spaces
for visitors, inclusive of all living or non-living beings. Indigenous or Non-
Indigenous this farmland is Universal, accessible, entertaining, culturally
strong and educational.
Design, architecture and construction would be nothing without the people it
belongs to. Everything that builds here has the roots back to their respective
owners The thoughts and ideas are historically owned by the people and for
their people. Today We learn from the co-envisioners at Twofold aboriginal
corporation. Looking into the sentience of water and observing the patterns
in its vibrations makes me connect it with the sound of the universe. I have
learnt the true rhythm of poetic Jigamy. Aum cleanses our soul and makes
us the epicenter of the universe. “Aham Brahmasmi” I am the universe, as
Greg mentions in Total Reset. 4 (Campbell 2023)

Yulunga - Traditional Indigenous Games

Ngangkari - Holistic Bush Medicine

Weaving Jigamy

Boardwalk at the lakeside of Pambula lake.
Internal image of pavillion
External visualization

Visualizations and models
Yulunga indigenous games building - Rear yard view
Yulunga Traditional games building’s Model showing structure

Inner courtyard with fish pond
Ngangkari - Holistic Bush Medicine external Image (model)

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Life In waterloo
Reimagining Waterloo South Estate
Semester 2 (Group -03) (2023)
Thanks to partners - Vivian Su & Kunal Thaker
The provision of affordable housing in Australia is one of the most pressing issues of our time. A
key part of the solution must include the delivery of more social housing. The Waterloo Estate
holds significant historical importance in this context. It was one of the early sites of intervention
by the newly-formed NSW Housing Commission shortly after World War II. Today, Waterloo
stands on the brink of another major transformation. After years of political announcements and
community frustration, a new direction has been established. The estate is set to be demolished
and rebuilt under the Waterloo Renewal Project by the NSW Land and Housing Corporation.
The redevelopment will occur in three stages: Waterloo South, Central, and North. The rezoning
of Waterloo South has been legislated, with new planning controls taking effect as of February
2023. This area covers approximately two-thirds of the estate. The plan involves demolishing
749 social housing dwellings to make way for 3,012 new dwellings, representing a fourfold
increase in housing capacity. Of these, 1,938 (64.3%) will be private housing, 847 (28.2%) social
housing, and 227 (7.5%) affordable housing. The high proportion of private housing is intended
to fund the redevelopment without imposing additional costs on the government. However, despite
the scale of the project, the net increase in social housing will only amount to 98 dwellings.
The Waterloo South Estate masterplan was divided into sections, with each group of three participants
in the cohort assigned a section to design and develop.

Reading the site
Tenure Division in Selected Block

Existing Trees

Floor Plan
Typical layout

Upper level rooftop layout

Typical cluster Axonometric for each tenure
Social Housing
Market

Housing
Affordable housing

Courtyard level
Courtyard level

Upper level rooftop layout
Lowest rooftop garden (L05)

Section and other level plans
Section

Modelling the design
Physical model

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S.A.F.A.R
Shelter & Accomodation for Asylum
Seekers & Refugees
Semester 03 (Group -02) (2023)
Thanks to partner - Sharon Kaul
What does it mean for a built zone to be a social condenser?
A social condenser is more than just a building; it is a communal gathering space that welcomes
everyone, regardless of social class, race, or country of origin. It functions as a hub for dismantling
barriers of social segregation, fostering the creation of a diverse and inclusive community.
The world is witnessing an increasing number of asylum seekers due to war, climate change,
violence, human rights abuses, and other crises. These individuals come from varied backgrounds
and carry with them a unique sense of home, which is often lost when they take refuge in
a different country. How can we make this transition smoother and more comfortable for
them? And, more importantly, how can we support them in finding a path to go back home?
According to the brief, Nineways in Kingsford, NSW, is envisioned as a home for refugees and asylum
seekers. This project builds on interviews and research to understand how refugees and asylum
seekers establish personal connections in a new place, while addressing their mental and physical
health challenges. The aim is to create an ecosystem that resonates with the atmosphere of their
home countries. Through the use of circles, water, land, sky, and courtyards, the design connects
elements of this country with those of their respective homelands, conveying a message of respect and
acknowledgment for nature.

Concept and Form
Temporary
Short Term
No balcony
Permanent
Long Term
Balcony
HOTEL
HOUSING
People who stay in hotels complete their
journey when they return home.
However, asylum seekers go on an unplanned
trip that may never end, and they may never
return home.

HOTEL
HOUSING
These two forms of accommodations are diametrically opposed and
separate. What unites them and pulls individuals closer is community,
wellbeing, and health.
HOTEL
WELLNESS
HOUSING
Community brings us together and fosters deep relationships among its
members. Health is the most vital consideration, whether in housing or in
hotels.

Idea Development
A circle or a set of concentric circles usually signify places where people
come together. They can represent a meeting place, fireplace, campsite,
a waterhole or a ceremonial site. Waterholes are critical to survival in the
desert and for that reason they feature frequently in Aboriginal art.
Water acts as a link between the spiritual and physical worlds, and many
water bodies are associated with wahi tapu (sacred sites)’
In many indigenous cultures, water is seen as a living entity with its own
spirit, and it is believed that human have a responsibility to protect and
care for it. For Indigenous peoples, water is not just a commodity, but a
language, a community, and a source of knowledge and law.

Form Development
Laying out Circle
Forming courtyards
Housing
Hotel
The site depicts two circles, one for a hotel and
one for a housing complex. The smaller circle
denotes the hotel, while the broader circle
represents the housing area.
Courtyards are given to each for private outdoor
space. Furthermore, a central wellness centre
is providing a community facility that improves
the entire experience for both hotel visitors and
housing occupants.
Extrusion
Terraces to let sunlight in
The entire building’s form is created using an
extrusion process, which shapes the structure.
Terraces are incorporated into the design to
offer community spaces while maximising solar
exposure from the northern sun.

Hotel Entry & Basement Plan
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On street shops
Storage space
Toilets
Ramp to basement 2
Car parking
Bike parking
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7 Circulation
8 Housekeeping
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Core for housing
Rooftop multiporpose terrace
Restaurant
Louvre facade
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Moveable facade
Housing circulation corridor
Wellness centre
Basement parking
Grand entrance

1:200 Detailed model
“It is more and more important to make
fellow citizens face to face and experie
life in good quality public spaces is an i
a full life.” ~

the cities inviting, so we can meet our
nce directly through our senses. Public
mportant part of a democratic life and
Jan Gehl

Characters in design
Street Market/Eatouts
Grand Welcome Staircase
Street markets plays a pivotal role in engaging the built
up with the pedestrians. Collonade provides shade and
attracts the crowd providing employment opportunities.
A majestic staircase entrance to the first courtyard, as well
as nearby street vendors, entice visitors in. It also serves
as a place to linger and rest.
Facade Interactions
Vertical Threshold
The private balconies not only provide a 180-degree view
of the inner courtyard, but also allows occupants to vary
the level of solitude they require with moveable facade
screen.
The inner courtyard is quite dynamic, with private
balconies stretching up to the fourth story.

Visualizations

Courtyard Visualization

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N.M.N.H
National Museum of Natural History
Delhi, India
Thesis B.Arch - Individual (2021)
The National Museum of Natural History is located in the heart of central Delhi, amidst the secretariat,
administrative, and government buildings, as well as numerous heritage sites in the surrounding area. This
design provides a modern perspective for the site, which is one of many museums in the vicinity. It aims to
create a natural environment rich in biodiversity, inspired by evolutionary concepts and geometric forms.
The design combines a contemporary approach with a touch of old-school Delhi architecture, featuring
a cubicle footprint with a courtyard. At its center, a Voronoi glass structure encloses a tree garden,
adding a striking focal point. The museum’s design incorporates multiple levels to optimize natural
lighting, ventilation, and scenic views.
The museum houses galleries dedicated to a wide range of species, including entomology and fossil
collections. Additionally, the site features a live diorama gallery encircling the main building. The entire
area is a car-free, fully pedestrianized zone, seamlessly integrating with the topography to provide a
unique and engaging visitor experience.

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Site Context study
The museum building is located in the most secure and well maintained zones of the capital. Therefore, it asks for
a new age design with the boldness of New India and its principles reflected in it. The design focuses on creating
an impact with a huge linear block cumulating all types of historical exhibits from insects to dinosaurs. With the
recent central vista redevelopments this building creates a new identity and great significance for the young and
old visitors. The natural history museum is a vehicle free site zone and has exhibits in and out of the building. The
motive is to learn through history to create our own someday.
INDIA GATE
COMPLEX
Context Plan

28.610762N, 77.246489E
Site Area - 26,300 sqm
Ownership - Delhi
Ground coverage - 35%
FAR - 1.2
ATIONAL CRAFTS
MUSEUM
YAMUNA RIVER
SITE

Lynch Analysis for site context
Road Network
Traffic Congestion

Form Development
1. Aligining Site Circulation and Viewpoints
2. Activating the dynamics of the cube
3. Activating the Frontages
4. Introducing community space
5. Connecting with the COUNTRY’S natural history
The building’s three sides act as open air diorama exhibits of Indian natural history, Zen gardens, and Souvenir stores. A wide
open assemble and photography zone is located in the front side.

Exploded Axonometric
Ramp
Skylight
Mechanical Louvers
Voronoi & glass
Structure
Ramp for vertical
Circulation
Corrugated
Aluminiun
Louvers
Green wall
Corrugated
Aluminiun
Louvers
Wooden Louvres
Greenhouse
Forest Imitation
Corrugated
Aluminiun
Louvers
Entrance steps
Ribbon Window
& Glazing
Steps from
Ground to -01
Cyclorama

6.12. ELEVATIONS
Figure 63 Front Elevation showing building facade with cured louvres protecting the building entry from the heat and
warmth on the site
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L. A. Paradise
Interior Design Awards - Vacation Home
Competetion (Group -02) (2022)
Thanks to partner - Sharon Kaul
This competition called for a design that is rich, meaningful, and luxurious. This proposal focuses on
creating scenic imagery and delivering a high-end living experience in a location like Los Angeles.
The concept emphasizes maintaining a calm environment and crafting a serene space. To achieve
this, features such as courtyards and water pathways are included to enhance the sense of tranquility.
Additionally, most of the villa’s furniture, partitions, wall art, and ceiling lights are designed using
natural brass and teak wood, with macramé details adding to the bohemian aesthetic of the space.
The central tree in the villa courtyard provides shade for the open-air seating area and fosters a
transparent, harmonious atmosphere, surrounded by glass curtain walls.

Ground Floor Plan
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LEGEND
1. FOYER
2. COURTYARD
3. DRAWING ROOM
4. READING ROOM
5. POWDER ROOM
6. STORE
7. LIVING ROOM
8. BAR
9. KITCHEN
10. DINING
11. PATHWAY
12. DECK
13. POOL
14. PARKING

First Floor Plan
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LEGEND
1. LOBBY
2. LOUNGE
3. GUEST ROOM
4. CLOSET
5. BATHROOM
6. POWDER ROOM
7. TERRACE
8. MASTER BEDROOM
9. CLOSET
10. MASTER BATH
11. KIDS BEDROOM
12. BALCONY

Section
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LEGEND
1. SWIMMING POOL
2. DECK
3. DINING ROOM
4. KITCHEN
5. BATHROOM
6. GUEST BEDROOM
7. TERRACE

Visualizations

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Execution
Construction and working drawings
Delhi NCR, India

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DISPO.
STERILE
HELP
DESK
VACCINE
LOGISTIC
2540mm
2380mm
PATIENT B
11385mm
NURSE
ROOM
6000mm X
3195mm
AHU
OT CON
2700mmx
ROO
2700mm
4500m
2815
LIFT
LOBBY
2600mm X
3400mm
F
S
UP
E
R
R
3
3
1
LVL +900
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
(DIALYSIS, BURN UNIT)
PHASE 2
AREA = 1256.54 SQ.M.
G
(
P

6
D5
D3
D3
D6
D2
D1
D3
D3
D3
D1
D2
D3
D3
D6
D6
D1
D5
D2
D3
D6
D1
D6
D6
D6
D1
D1
D1
PLASTER /
D2
D3
D2
D1
D2
D2
D1
D6
D6
D6
D6
D6
D6
D2
D6
D6
D6
D6
D2
D3
D1
D2
D3
D2
D2
D7
D6
D6
D6
D7
D6
D2
D5
D6
D6
D2
D2
D2
D3
D2
D3
D1
D1
D3
D3
D6
D3
D1
D1
D7
D3
D2
D2
D2
D6
D2
D2
D2
D2
D1
D1
D6
D7
D7
DRAWING NO.
10
DRAWING NAME
C D E F G H I
M WIDE ROAD
52030
500 3600 10500
10500
10630
0 1200
830 1660
1660 3600
E
5300
11500
LVL ±0.0
DIRTY
LIFT
LIFT
LOBBY
3000mm
X 5000mm
UP
FHC
LIFT
LOBBY
3400mm X
1900mm
SERVICE DOOR
3000
TOILET
2100mm X
1500mm
DRINKING
WATER
US - 1
3000mm X
2700mm
TOILET
2100mm X
1500mm
HELP
DESK
DR TOILET
2100mm X
1500mm
WAITING
CH. ROOM
2100mm X
1500mm
CT
EQUIP.
ROOM
CT SCAN
2100 x 7000mm X 6000mm
3470
US - 2
HELP
3000mm X
MAMMO DESK
2700mm
GRAPHY
4500mm x
4510mm
US - 3
3000mm X
TOILET
2700mm
SHAFT 3270mm X 1685mm
WAITING
WAITING
3 0 0 0 M M W I D E C O R R I D O R
COMMON
CONSOLE
3640mmX
4000mm
WAITING
DRINKING
WATER
SHAFT
WAITING
MRI
7000mm X 6115mm
WAITING AREA
WAITING AREA
MRI
EQUIP.
ROOM
2230mm
x
3355mm
CHANGE
ROOM
2230mm X
1655mm
SERVICE
BOX
2230mm X
1800mm
UP
LIFT
LOBBY
4700mm X
3400mm
PET CONSOLE
4385mm x 1800mm
&
S
X
WAITING
AREA
5085mm x
8610mm
PET
4855mm
x4385mm
TOILET
1570mm
X
1825mm
SHAFT
CHANGE
ROOM
1570mm X
1410mm
COLD
CHAIN
ROOM
2610mm X
2612mm
3 0 0 0 M M W I D E C O R R I D O R
WC
1200mm
X
1545mm
TOILET(M)
4260mm x
4028mm
STORE
4028mm x
2410mm
TOILET CLEAN UTILITY
1755 X 4085mm x
OPEN TO SKY
1800mm 1800mm
11100mm X 9800mm
STAFF TOILET
(M)
3955mm x
2425mm
TOILET (D)
3000mm x
2000mm
3000
TOILET(F)
4028mm x
4260mm
DRINKING
WATER
4028mm
x2525mm
DOCTOR PROCEDURE
ROOM ROOM
3000mm x 2885mm x
3000mm 3045mm
STAFF TOILET
(F/D)
3955mm
x2425mm
RECEPTION &
BILLING
3 0 0 0 M M W I D E C O R R I D O R
WAITING
AREA
17170mm x 12600mm
PHARMACY
6700mm x11855mm
FHC
ESCALATOR
ESCALATOR
PFT DIRTY
4295x2100 LIFT
SPACE FOR
WHEELCHAIRS
C
RAMP DN
PRAYER HALLS
TMT
2000mm
X
3135mm
GENERAL
STORE
3655mm x
3135mm
OPEN TO SKY
9500mm X 3050mm
SHAFT
I D E C O R R I D O R
6130
4430
LIFT
LOBBY
9600mm X 4430mm
DOUBLE HEIGHT
ENTRANCE LOBBY
19456mm X 24760mm
ENTRANCE PORCH
(OPD, DIAGNOSTICS)
14000mm X17100mm
ROUGHT DEAD
X 5415mm
SHAFT
970
SHAFT
SERVER
ROOM
3000mm
x3000mm
D2
GIFT SHOP
3256mm
x3115mm
SHAFT
UP
RECEPTION
5285mm x
4930mm
LVL +1500
Dated: 30.04.2022
STORE TROLLEY
2577mm X
WHEEL
1780mm
CHAIR
SPACE
3 0 0 0 M M W I D E C O R R I D O R
m x
m
TROL
M
m x
mm
STAFF CHANGE
ROOM(M)
3655mm X
2100mm
STAFF
CHANGE
ROOM(F)
TOILET
SHAFT
TOILET
DOCTOR 1350mm x
ROOM 1662mm
3105mm
x 4000mm
PATIENT
TRANSFER &
ANAESTHESIA
EQUIPMENT
ROOM
3955mm x
2700mm
3 0 0 0 M M W I D E C O R R I D O R
RESUSCITATION-1
6345mm x 3940mm
EMERGENCY OBSERVATION
14885mm X 10385mm
TRIAGE
10115mm x 7130 mm
NURSE
STATION
REPORT
COLLECTION
3400mm X
4000mm
TPA ROOM
9485mm x 4000mm
TOILET STAFF
TOILET
2030mm CHANGE
BACK OFFICE 2075mm
X ROOM(M)
5150mm X
x
3000mm 2100mm
4915mm
3000mm
X 3000mm
HC D.U. C.U. STORE
1685mmX 1685mmX 1655mmX
1425mm 1425mm 1425mm
TOILET
HAFT SHAFT SHAFT 2100mm X
SHAFT
1685mm
DRESSING
1200
ROOM
STAFF
RECEPTION
NURSE STATION
TOILET(D)
POLICE
X-RAY 1955mm X
CHANGE
& BILLING
3940mm x 2455mm
2030mm X
3025mm X
4500mm X 3200 mm
ROOM (F)
3000mm x
2340mm
2340mm
2115mm X
4515mm
2340mm
2340mm
XAMINATION
OOM FOR
APE VICTIM
000mm X
235mm
TOILET
410mm X
2250mm
2700
DOCTOR
ROOM
2100mm
X
3000mm
3115
ECG
2100mm x
3235mm
TOILET
1570mm x
1615mm
VIP TREATMENT
ROOM
4015mm x 4000mm
EOB6
EOB7
EOB8
EOB9
EOB10
T4
T3
T2
EOB5
EOB4
EQUIPMENT
SPACE
EOB3
EOB2
EOB1
RESUSCITATION-2
7250mm X 3445mm
T1
TROLLEY &
WHEEL CHAIR
SPACE
OPEN TO SKY
11600mm X 9450mm
VISITOR AREA
11585mm x
7130mm
3 0 0 0 M M W I D E C O R R I D O R
SHAFT
DRINKING
WATER
FHC
WAITING
AREA
4270mm x
3000mm
UP
LIFT
LOBBY
3000mm X
4970mm
TOILET(F)
2385mm x
2025 mm
TOILET (M)
2385mm x
2145mm
DISABILITY
CERTIFICATION
4000mm X
2885mm
FOOD COURT
11385mm x 8430mm
BILLING COUNTER
11385mm x 2400mm
KITCHEN
11385mm x 2995mm
SPACE FOR
SECURITY STRETCHERS
& CCTV
3000mm x
2885mm
1270
RAMP UP
REVISION OF ITEMS
DATE NO.
PRINTS ISSUED TO
NOTE : - ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
Client :
Project Manager:
ENTRANCE PORCH
(EMERGENCY, AMBULANCE)
15 M WIDE ROAD
RAMP DN
LVL +1500
E
RAMP UP
LVL ±0.0
architects:
Project :
DESIGN ACTION GROUP
ARCHITECTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNERS
2/7, JULENA COMMERCIAL COMPLEX
OKHLA ROAD, NEW DELHI -110025
PHONE- 91-11-40538989, 42651029
EMAIL : dagstudio@dagindia.com
Block :
NORTH
PROPOSED JBM HOSPITAL
YAMUNA EXPRESSWAY
GOUTAM BUDH NAGAR
JBM HOSPITAL
(PHASE - 1 & 2)
ROUND FLOOR PLAN
EMERGENCY, DIAGNOSTICS & FOOD COURT)
HASE1
Drg. Tiltle :
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
Drawn. : Grahesh Comm. On :
Scale : Project No : Revision:
Chkd. : PRM Comp.On :
1:300
Drg. Type :
Sheet :
CONCEPTUAL DAG/JBM/H/AR-01

PARKING
PARKING
Section of the Hospital building
4500 6000
4500
PARKING
PARKING
SECTION CC'
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
FORMATION LINE
41700
27600
3300 3300 3300 3300 3000 3300 3300 3300 3300 3000 3300 3300 1200
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
AHU
TR-4
KITCHEN
SIX BEDDED ROOM
SIX BEDDED ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
TR-3
PHYSIOTHERAPY
FOODCOURT
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
SERVICE FLOOR - 2
SIX BEDDED ROOM
SIX BEDDED ROOM
SERVICE FLOOR - 1
AYUSH
PHARMACY
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
ICU - 2
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
RECOVERY
SIX BED
SIX BED
E
4500 4500 1500
SAND FILLING
PARKING
PARKING
PARKING
PARKING
STAFF
CHANGING
AREA (M)
PARKING
STAFF
CHANGING
AREA (F)
P.C.C 100 MM
SECTIO

PARKING
BASEMENT - 1
KITCHEN SERVICES, STAFF & EXECUTIVE DINING
LAUNDRY, CSSD, ADMIN, RADIOTHERAPY
PARKING
PARKING
BASEMENT - 2
PARKING
PARKING
5
4
3
2
1
PARAPET TOP
LVL.+41700
TERRACE LEVEL
LVL.+40500
NINTH FLOOR LEVEL
LVL.+37200
EIGHTH FLOOR LEVEL
LVL.+33900
SERVICE FLOOR - 2
SERVICE FLOOR LEVEL
LVL.+30900
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
SEVENTH FLOOR LEVEL
LVL.+27600
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
THREE
BEDDED
ROOM
SIXTH FLOOR LEVEL
LVL.+24300
DED ROOM
SIX BEDDED ROOM
SIX BEDDED ROOM
FIFTH FLOOR LEVEL
LVL.+21000
DED ROOM
SIX BEDDED ROOM
SIX BEDDED ROOM
FOURTH FLOOR LEVEL
LVL.+17700
SERVICE FLOOR - 1
SERVICE FLOOR LEVEL
LVL.+14700
EYE - OT
PRE-OT/ HOLDING
THIRD FLOOR LEVEL
LVL.+11400
O.T. C.U. D.U. LDR UNIT - 2
SECOND FLOOR LEVEL
LVL.+8100
DOUBLE
HEIGHT
NTRANCE
LOBBY
BILLING OPD-1 OPD-2
WAITING
AREA
PHARMACY
OPEN TO SKY
FIRST FLOOR LEVEL
LVL.+4800
PLINTH PROTECTION LEVEL
LVL.+1500
GROUND LEVEL
LVL.±0
PARKING PARKING PARKING
BASEMENT 1 LEVEL
LVL.-4500
PARKING PARKING PARKING
BASEMENT 2 LEVEL
LVL.-9000
N EE'

धन्यवाद
Thank you
Manik Sharma