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- 1. 2012 DIWAKAR CHINTALA 2012DIWAKARCHINTALA Diwakar Chintala 1260 65th street Emeryville, CA 94608, U.S.A diwakar.chintala@gmail.com 510.469.5559 Diwakar Chintala 1260 65th street Emeryville, CA 94608, U.S.A diwakar.chintala@gmail.com 510.469.5559
- 2. Diwakar Chintala 1260 65th street Emeryville, CA 94608, U.S.A diwakar.chintala@gmail.com 510.469.5559
- 3. Hewlett Packard Executive Briefing Center Taramati Residence WorldHaus The Tower at PNC Plaza Mantri Mixed-Use Complex Downtown Champaign Bicycle Shelter Centennial Towers Tianjin Global Financial Center Vedic Temple and Meditation Centers Treasure Island Master Plan The Boloyan Residence UCSF Mission Bay Student Housing Beijing Finance Street PostModern Madrona Marsh Nature Center The Studio Chintala Chair, Sofa and Daybed Bus Shelter Competition The studio chintala Credenza Project Minuteman Two Streets, a Square and People Museum for Architecture and Fine Arts Campus Watercolors History of Islamic Architecture History of Modern Architecture 2010 2011 2011 2011 2010 2010 2009 2006 2009 2005 2004 2003 2004 2010 1999 2006 2007 2005 1995 1993 1990 2003 1989 1990
- 14. ALIGN MT03 3/8" LEVEL 2 +17'0" ALIGN MT03 LEVEL 2 +17'0" 3/8" ALIGN MT03 LEVEL 2 +17'0" 3/8" HP ANNEX SOLAR LIGHTING STUDY SPRING/FALLEQ.[MAR20/SEP23]WINTERSOLSTICE[DEC22]SUMMERSOLSTICE[JUNE21] 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:00 AM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM 3:00 PM GALLERY PERSPECTIVE ALIGN MT03 3/8" LEVEL 2 +17'0" ALIGN MT03 LEVEL 2 +17'0" 3/8" ALIGN MT03 LEVEL 2 +17'0" 3/8" ALIGN MT03 3/8" LEVEL 2 +17'0" ALIGN MT03 LEVEL 2 +17'0" 3/8" ALIGN MT03 LEVEL 2 +17'0" 3/8" Above:Buildingexteriorshowingthecurvedcurtain-wall;the interfacebetweenthegarageandtheSouthTowershowingthe perforatedmetalscreen;thebalconyonthe4thleveloftheSouth Tower.
- 18. Above:Designsketchesshowingrelationshipsofvariousexterior finishes/materials.Thecantilevered“boxes”aredetailedtoseem likeindependentshaftsinsertedintohebuildingmass.Thealumi- numplaterainscreenanditsinterfacewiththeconcretepanelsare articulatedtoreinforcethisconcept. Level 02 17' - 0" T.O.S. L XG XH T.O T.O.S. H 3 A09.32 5 A09.32 MT-02 ML-01 MT-03 GL-04 CP-01 GL-07 MT-01 MT-01 MT-03 Box 9 A12.16 TYP. 7 X7 XG XH X6 A12.16 5 3 A12.12 Sim GREEN ROOF A09.324 Ground 0" Level 01 2' - 0" Level 02 17' - 0" T.O.S. Low Roof 31' - 6" X7X6 T.O. Portal 40' - 6" T.O.S. High Roof 40' - 0" 2 A12.12 Sim 1 A12.11 Sim 13 A12.16 Sim MT-03 MT-03 Box Parapet 33' - 0" A12.16 9 7 2 A12.17 Sim Ground 0" Level 01 2' - 0" Level 02 17' - 0" T.O.S. Low Roof 31' - 6" X7X6 2 A12.11 8'-6" 7 A12.16 Sim A12.16 9 Box Parapet 33' - 0" - --- A12.13 4 A12.13 4 Level 02 17' - 0" T.O.S. Low Roof 31' - 6" X7 X6 T.O. Portal 40' - 6" T.O.S. High Roof 40' - 0" Box Parapet 33' - 0" GL-04 TYP. BOTH SIDES MT-03 SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0" PARTIAL ELEVATION AT NORTH TERRACE SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0" SECTION @ NORTH TERRACE 3SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0" SECTION @ NORTH METAL BOX 5
- 19. Above:Constructionphotographsshowingearlysiteworkand foundationwork.Thebuilding20interfaceinvolvesseveralinterior modificationsandnewexteriorcurtainwall. HP B20 Annex – Rebar and Anchor Bolt Installation
- 23. ENLARGED SITE PLAN W Campus B D C E F G pg5 THETOWERatPNCPLAZA25OCTOBER2011 A FIFTH AVENUE FORBES AVENUE WOODSTREET OLIVER AVENUE SMITHFIELDSTREET FOURTH AVENUE SIXTH AVENUELIBERTY AVENUE OCTOBER24,2011THETOWERatPNCPLAZA H H H H H H L L L L L L P P S S H H H H H H L L L L L L P P S S P P DN H H H H H H L L L L L L P P S S H H H H H H L L L L L L P P S S DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 1 PODIUM Plan Option 2 | ENTRY LEVEL | LOBBY | RETAIL | AUDITORIUM | MEETING ROOMS | LEGACY GALLERY The building will occupy a major portion of a block bounded by Fifth and Forbes avenues and Wood Street, which PNC acquired for about $18 million. The site is about a block from One, Two and Three PNC Plazas. Meeting rooms or auditoriums will be on the sec- ond and third floors and will be available for use by the community,
- 25. PITTSBURGH PLANNING REVIEW Tower Form Development TYPICAL HIGHRISE TOWER BREAK TOWER UP INTO VERTICAL STACK OF SMALLER COMMUNITIES INTRODUCE GRADIENT OF THERMAL ZONES AND BUFFER WEST FACADE REDUCE TYPICAL LEASE SPAN AND ORIENT SOUTH FACADE TO OP - TIMAL SOLAR ORIENTATION TO MAXIMIZE DAYLIGHTING OPPORTUNI - TIES DOUBLE-SKIN FACADE PRO - VIDES ADDED THERMAL BUF - FER AND ALLOWS EXTERIOR WALL TO BREATHE SHAPE TOP OF TOWER TO OP - TIMIZE SOLAR CHIMNEY AND PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAY PASSIVE STRATEGIES
- 26. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 1 DOUBLE SKIN FACADE Vertical Breathing Wall | OUTER LAYER Unitized Panel Assembly Flush exterior glass surface Exterior Mullions Vertical Air Intake | INNER LAYER Manual Sliding Doors Reduce number of Doors per bay Refined extent of Wood
- 27. The $400 million project will feature a double-glass ex- terior skin that will allow fresh air to circulate through- out. Other environmentally friendly features previously disclosed include a state-of-the-art geothermal heating and cooling system, which will reduce the amount of water used, and large amounts of natural sunlight would cut energy costs.
- 35. 2010MANTRIKORAMANGALAAGARA Bangalore,India ThevisionforMantriKoramanglaAgaraistocreateanewdistrictcenter andanintegratedmixed-usedestinationcommunitythatisforward looking,highlysustainable,andsupportstheformationofapolycentric Bangalore. Sitearea:70Acres RETAIL 1,200,000sf COMMERCIAL 1,477,000sf RESIDENTIAL 1,869,000sf HOTEL+SERVICEAPT 605,000sf SEZ 4,034,000sf Program&area* 4totalbuiltUParea9,185,000SF
- 36. RETAIL Joining the two lakes, the shopping street is fashioned after a river that scores and cuts the landscape, exposing rock and a natural, curving passage. On either side, the stores hum with life, while the sky above brings light and a natural sense of openness to the environment. At its center, a plaza and a tributary lead the visitor to the cinema, providing a focus and center to the public space.
- 37. The retail environment is rich, diverse, and of very considerable scale. It combines a number of significant anchor stores with boutiques, restaurants, and extensive food court, and a Cineplex.
- 38. THE MULTIPLEX The cinema is a portal into a magical world. Fashioned from a rock-like solid form, it is cut to expose a brightly lit interior that promises to inspire and entertain. A large courtyard connects the cinema to shopping, with views from one to another, Encouraging the visitor to explore and enjoy. Entertainment and a luxurious lifestyle are at the heart of the Mantri Agara complex, and the Cineplex offers both, with a variety of complementary cinematic experiences, and a retail component that makes this building a focus for visitors. The extensive glass facade invites the visitor the Cineplex to, and makes this a place to see and be seen.
- 39. Site Sections showing the hierarchy of various buildings and program elements of the site.
- 40. THE 5-STAR HYATT REGENCY India is home to the greatest mountains in the world. The fivestar hotel expresses the soaring height of the mountain, with a plunging waterfall that brings light and excitement to the building. A bridge across the very top reflects the role of the Mantri Agara Koramangala project in creating a new environment for economic development and a 21st century lifestyle.
- 41. Various massing options were considered in collaboration with Hyatt and the operator.
- 42. THE SEZ The Special Economic Zone, like all aspects of the conceptual design for Mantri Agara, is built on an appreciation of nature. The primary expression is that of the forest, with the lines of trees rising along the facades, filtering light, and creating a gently varying texture across the expanse of the SEZ. The density of the tree pattern changes from high density on the most important facades, to a lower level of intensity on less visible facades, with a positive impact on cost, while increasing the variation and interest of the facades.
- 43. Design studies of prototypes for office buildings using local materials and in response to the climatological considerations. Passive solar design ideas such as large overhangs and recessed windows were studied.
- 44. THE RESIDENTIAL Land and water meet: the intersection of the elements that sustain life. The ideal location for a sophisticated residential development offering unparalleled views, with easy access to shopping, the business park, and transportation throughout Bangalore. Set at the water’s edge, the residential development accommodates a wide range of lifestyles from the compact to the luxurious.
- 45. The residential towers with the lake view and the terraced balconies allowing for ample view from most units.
- 47. Thedesignofbikesheltershouldadequatelyaddressallaspects ofefficiencyanduser-friendlinessandalsoaspiretoserveas “UrbanArt”andmustbeconceivedassuch.Anappealingbeau- tifulformcouldenliventhespacearounditandperhapsbecome amuchdesirableplaceforsocialinteraction.Thedesignofthe structurecouldresultinasculpturalformthatcouldpotentially becomeagemintheUrbana’scampustownandasymbolof sustainable,functionalcivicart.Avisuallyappealingstructurewill alsogoalongwayindispellingthenotioninsomequartersthata projectcannotbe“green”attractiveatthesametime. Signage Small LED lights flush mounted Display LED or Bulletin- Board type Finish material- sheet metal, reclaimed wood,etc. Roof structure designed to accommodate solar panels Bicycle parking with lock anchors Bench Steel or wood structure Steel or wood legs Street
- 49. 2009CENTENNIALTOWERS SouthSanFrancisco,CA,USA CentennialTowerislocatedona20-acresitewhereHighway101curvespastthe SanBrunoMountain.Thetower’ssoftcontoursvisuallyechothetypographyof thehillside.Whenseenfromamovingcar,the332,00squarefootbuildingreveals itselfasasculpturalobject.Thetwotowersareconnectedbyaunderground tunneltoa7-levelparkinggarage. ProjectDetails ProjectCost:$105million Commercial: 303,612S.F. Retail: 14,771S.F. ProjectRentableArea: 680,000S.F. SouthTowerOffice(PhaseI): 306,000S.F. NorthTowerOffice(PhaseII): 345,000S.F. Parking:2,000spaces ConferenceandPerformingArtsCenter:200seats ChildCare:100child-carefacility Images(ThisPage) Renderingshowingthe2Phases SitePlan
- 63. Below right: The four level basement includes parking, mechanical building systems and the retail component. Below left: The retail level (B1) is directly acces- sible from the tower and can also be accessed from a retail podium which is wrapped by a bicycle ramp. Left: Conceptual sketches for a two-level res- taurant building.
- 64. The skin of the residential building was primar- ily designed to take advantage of the view of the Haihe River. Concealing the air-conditioning units located on the façade required that a lou- vered or perforated element be integrated into the skin. The curtainwall module are based on the speculative residential units and accommo- date various floor plan configurations.
- 68. Tianjin Global Financial Center’s structural framework is uniquely slender for a region with high wind loads. Tubular steel columns filled with high-strength concrete support the tower, while its tapered form incorporates steel plate shear walls, adapted from recent advance- ments in shipbuilding technology. The innovative application of steel plate shear walls reduced material usage by 20 to 25 percent over more conventional structural steel systems.
- 80. 19'-3"X16-'9" LIVING DINING 19'-2"X 12'-0" 6'-4"X9-'9" BATHROOM MASTER BEDROOM 9'-10"X12-'2" KITCHEN 14'-6"X10-'2" DOWN 10'6X11'3" EXISTING CHIDREN'S BEDROOM 1 11'-3"X13'-1" EXISTING LIVING ROOM 11'-8"X12-'7" EXISTING DINING CONVERTED INTO PROPOSED STUDY / GUEST BED PROPOSED GUEST BATHROOM EXISTING BATHROOM 6'-4"X 9'-9" 10'-2"X11'-2" EXISTING CHIDREN'S BEDROOM 2 LAUNDRY 11'-7" 11'-8 1/4" 6'-9" CLOSET PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLANPROPOSED SECOND FLOOR PLAN 14'-1" 6"3'-0"8'-1"3'-0"10'-1"3'-0"6" 4'-4" 3'-8" 8'-10" 6'-0" 6" 7'-10" 6" 6'-0" 10'-4" 9'-8"3'-0"4'-6"4'-0"2'-3"3'-0"7'-1"3'-0"6" 6" 14'-1 1/2" 7 1/2" EQ. EQ. EQ. EQ. EQ. EQ. 11'-5" 13'-0" 6" 1'-0" 7'-6" 2'-6" 2'-9 1/2"3'-8 1/2"6'-6" 12'-2" 7'-4"5'-3" 13'-1" 2'-6"8'-6"2'-1" 9'-5" 2'-2"6'-10 1/2" 10'-2"3'-8" 4'-5" 19'-2" UP A A B B A A B B NN 3'-0" 7'-6"8" EQ.EQ.EQ. 8" CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE WALL 4" CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE WALL CHIMNEY FINISHED SURFACE TO BE 1/2" BELOW INTERIOR FINISHED FLOOR SLOPE 1/4"PERFOOT 4'-0" 10'-4" 5'-6" 2'-3"4'-51/2"3'-10" 9'-0" 6'-0" 6'-4" 11'-3" 11'-6"2'-6"4'-0"16'-2" 8'-10" 2'-0" EQ. EQ. 6'-0" 12'-7 3/4" 2'-0" 6'-0" 14'-1" 2'-0" 6'-11 3/4" 4'-2" 3'-0" 5'-8 1/4" 3'-0" EQ.6'-0"EQ. 13'-2" 2'-0" 5'-1" 4'-6" 1'-2" 10'6X11'3" EXISTING CHIDREN'S BEDROOM 1 11'-3"X13'-1" EXISTING LIVING ROOM 11'-8"X12-'7" EXISTING DINING CONVERTED INTO PROPOSED STUDY / GUEST BED PROPOSED GUEST BATHROOM EXISTING BATHROOM 6'-4"X 9'-9" 10'-2"X11'-2" EXISTING CHIDREN'S BEDROOM 2 LAUNDRY 11'-7" 11'-8 1/4" 6'-9" PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN UP A A B B N 3'-0" 7'-6"8" EQ.EQ.EQ. 8" CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE WALL 4" CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE WALL CHIMNEY FINISHED SURFACE TO BE 1/2" BELOW INTERIOR FINISHED FLOOR SLOPE 1/4"PERFOOT 4'-0" 10'-4" 5'-6" 2'-3"4'-51/2"3'-10" 9'-0" 6'-0" 6'-4" 11'-3" 11'-6"2'-6"4'-0"16'-2" 8'-10" 2'-0" EQ. EQ. 6'-0" 12'-7 3/4" 2'-0" 6'-0" 14'-1" 2'-0" 6'-11 3/4" 4'-2" 3'-0" 5'-8 1/4" 3'-0" EQ.6'-0"EQ. 13'-2" 2'-0" 5'-1" 4'-6" 1'-2"
- 104. As an edifice of the marsh, the complex of buildings acts as a mouthpiece through which the marsh can communicate to the people of Los Angeles. The Nature Center is a platform for the “Friends of the Madrona Marsh” to educate people about the significance of conservation; a place to pay homage to the land. The Nature Center represents the various facets of the marsh.
- 105. 1 Entry Plaza 2 Entry from Marsh 3 Lobby 4 Courtyard 5 Exhibit Hall 6 Gift Shop 7 Restrooms 8 Docent Room 9 Project Lab 10 Curators 11 Classroom 12 Administrative Offices 13 Service Area 1 13 12 3 6 4 5 2 11 10 9 8 7
- 106. Above: Images of the Exhibit Hall exterior showing the slot windows that are lit at night. Facing page: Images of the exterior of the building showing the various materials; views of the courtyard.
- 110. Daybed Sofa Chair
- 111. Construction Images
- 113. 2005THEstudiochintalaCREDENZA Designandconstructionofthedccredenza. Thiscredenzawasdesignedtomatchthedimensions ofanexisting livingroomspace.Thispieceunitincor- poratesadeskwhichincludesspaceforthecomputer, aswellasachaseforcablestoberoutedthroughtothe drawerthatcontainsportabledevicesandtheprinter. MaterialsincludewalnutveneeroverMDFandmarble top. 1/8" GAP 1/4" GAP WALNUT(VENEER/PLYWOOD) STAINLESS STEEL LEGS DESK GRANITE COUNTERTOP 1 8" GAP BETWEEN DRAWERS 1 4 " REVEAL BETWEEN STONE TOP AND DRAWERS