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Filing Cabinet

bharattiwari — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 00:04:44 +0000

Here’s a straight line filing cabinet to keep the book and files with sliding door having two shelves.

regards

bharat tiwari

GV’s Kitchen the other wall

bharattiwari — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 22:56:00 +0000

So the kitchen’s other wall (one that has the sink) has

Overhead storage and
Wow the water purifier is neatly hidden
Some shelves to keep the maid happy (and save the kitchen space)
Underneath the sink
- Three (or two) drawers
- Doors … in goes the dustbin and etc.

neat… modular kitchen

the shade

……. ……. now the layout

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GV’s Kitchen

bharattiwari — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 21:18:00 +0000

Hey guys

some space here…

Couple of basket drawers for keeping kitchen utensils
Dug space for keeping LPG cylinder
overhead storage for keeping masale ka dabbas
etc

Let me have your views on this modular kitchen to be made at Gurgaon JMD Towers …

luv

Bharat

Making of Ahuja Residency Sunder Nagar’s Office

bharattiwari — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 18:38:00 +0000

This turned out to be a beautiful experience; I mean , i knew that i’d love to make that small area good; to make that dingy room a good conference hall and similar place a good office area with the new design of the conference table and the spacious workstations; they do look good in the drawings but this was a big WOW the office looked awesome and the best part is that you will never feel that your in an office which is lower ground floor.

The Guest House Ahuja Residency/ Sundernagar is an awesome place to stay; let me know when you are visiting New Dekhi, as the property manager Mr. Abhai Singh is a great human being and a dear friend. And words are not enough to describe the owner Mr. Jaideep Ahuja and his mother.

Thanks to the tram of Ahuja Residency for all their support and the coffees I had in plenty… Thanks to my Team too

OSN

Regards

Bharat Tiwari…

Making of Ahuja Residency Sunder Nagar’s Office

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Initial Plan:: Restaurant (Mr. Mukesh) “Red Onion”

bharattiwari — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 12:19:00 +0000

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A basic plan of the upcoming high-end restaurant in Lucknow ; plan includes basic positioning of table, chair and a cove for family seating etc.….

Regards

Bharat Tiwari

Decorating Ideas: Big Style for Small Rooms ! Bedroom Closet

bharattiwari — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 10:06:00 +0000

Tackle a crowded closet by completely emptying it and creating piles of items to keep, repair, donate, or toss. Further break down the keepers into clothes of the same type so you can see what kind of storage you need.

Regards Bharat Tiwari source :: http://www.meredith.com

TagEco recycle workstation office

bharattiwari — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 13:29:00 +0000

OSR

Small space …

Big requirements…

This has a big L shape workstation with drawers and a senior executive can sit comfortably can swing back to attend a visitor on a small round glass table. The room has a ceiling height storage that stores refrigerator water dispenser (yes both of them) and then the rest of the space is for keeping whatever… a clean straight line design..

Regards Bharat Tiwari, PMT Designs, New Delhi, India

Tag Eco Meeting Room

bharattiwari — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 18:33:00 +0000

A compact sleek square meeting table in glass top with slot in the glass for switches and sockets… a hexagonal pillar base.

A storage unit to take care of a small refrigerator, water dispenser and loads of storage area…

Regards

Bharat

(To see the large image click on individual photograph

Regards

Bharat Tiwari

RIP Nobel prize winner Har Gobind Khorana passes away at 89

bharattiwari — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 20:35:37 +0000

Biochemist Har Gobind Khorana, who received the Nobel Prize for research he conducted while at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, died Wednesday, Nov. 9 in Concord, Mass. at age 89.

“He revolutionized biotechnology with his pioneering work in DNA chemistry,” says Aseem Ansari, UW-Madison professor of biochemistry. “The work that he did in Wisconsin from 1960 to 1970 continues to propel new scientific discoveries and major advances.”

Khorana came to Madison in 1960 to serve as co-director of the UW Institute for Enzyme Research and a member of the Department of Biochemistry.

It was at Wisconsin that he and colleagues discovered the mechanisms by which RNA codes for the synthesis of proteins. This work led to the Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine in 1968, which he shared with Robert Holley of Cornell University and Marshall Nirenberg of the National Institutes of Health.

In 1970, shortly after he left Madison to join the faculty of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Khorana and colleagues announced that they had synthesized two genes crucial to protein building-work also accomplished at UW-Madison. In 1976, they completed the synthesis of the first fully functional manmade gene in a living cell. The technique they pioneered laid the groundwork for subsequent research on how the structure of a gene influences its function.

Khorana returned to Wisconsin for the last time in 2009 for a symposium held in his honor. Speakers included three Nobel laureates in addition to Khorana, recipients of the Lasker Award (often called the “American Nobel”) and the National Medal of Science and many other world-renowned scientists.

“It was an unbelievable gathering of scientific intelligentsia, and they all came to pay tribute to him,” recalls Ansari, who helped organize the event. “They described how his work had influenced their thinking and the current advances being made in exciting world of synthetic biology.”

Khorana’s impressive career had humble beginnings. He was born in India in 1922, in a small village in the region of Punjab that is now part of Pakistan.

In an autobiographical note written upon winning the Nobel Prize, Khorana wrote: “Although poor, my father was dedicated to educating his children and we were practically the only literate family in the village inhabited by about 100 people.”

Khorana’s daughter, Julia Khorana, in a statement released by MIT, says that her father loved mentoring young scientists.

“Even while doing all this research, he was always really interested in education, in students and young people,” she says. “After he retired, students would come to visit and he loved to talk to them about the work they were doing. He was very loyal to them, and they were very loyal to him, too.”

Inspired by Khorana’s story, in 2007, UW-Madison faculty members Ansari and Ken Shapiro established the Khorana Scholars Program to enable the exchange of top students between select Indian research institutions and the UW-Madison. The program has recently expanded to include students from other midwestern universities as well as MIT, Harvard and some West Coast schools.

The program also sends Wisconsin agricultural scientists to India to assist in entrepreneurial efforts to improve economic stability and food security in poor rural areas. Ansari says there’s no more appropriate way to honor Khorana.

“He served as an icon for why international programs are so important,” Ansari says. “He personified the Wisconsin Idea, the idea of knowledge without boundaries. Here was a man who came from a poor rural Indian family, working in Wisconsin, making a contribution that changed the course of science.”

RIP Sir ! Regards Bharat Tiwari ….

source http://www.news.wisc.edu/20021

GRAS Academy Faizabad Center

bharattiwari — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 15:55:00 +0000

Final interior design (architects) of Gras Academy, Faizabad (U.P.) Centre. Includes: Reception, Counselling, Centre, Class Rooms, Labs with chair and table placements …

Regards

Bharat Tiwari

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Filing Cabinet

Here’s a straight line filing cabinet to keep the book and files with sliding door having two shelves.

GV’s Kitchen the other wall

So the kitchen’s other wall (one that has the sink) has

Overhead storage and

Wow the water purifier is neatly hidden

Some shelves to keep the maid happy (and save the kitchen space)

Underneath the sink

Three (or two) drawers

Doors … in goes the dustbin and etc.

GV’s Kitchen

Making of Ahuja Residency Sunder Nagar’s Office

Initial Plan:: Restaurant (Mr. Mukesh) “Red Onion”

Decorating Ideas: Big Style for Small Rooms ! Bedroom Closet

Tackle a crowded closet by completely emptying it and creating piles of items to keep, repair, donate, or toss. Further break down the keepers into clothes of the same type so you can see what kind of storage you need.

TagEco recycle workstation office

Tag Eco Meeting Room

RIP Nobel prize winner Har Gobind Khorana passes away at 89

GRAS Academy Faizabad Center