Portfolio (Selected works: 2019-22)

Chaithanya S Gowda

Interior Design Selected Works 2019-2022

chaithanya s gowda

interior designer

Chaithanya Gowda

Education

Masters in interior design (2021-2022)

Scuola politecnica di design

Milan, Italy

Bachelors of science (2017-2020)

Interior Design and management

Mount carmel college

Bangalore, India

Certified course (2022- ongoing)

Roman Architecture

Yale University, Conneticut

Pre-University (2015-2017)

Political science and commerce

Mount carmel college

Bangalore, India

chaithanya s gowda

15/04/1999

chaithanyasg7@gmail.com

+91 9972383014

+39 3206881629

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/ chaithanya-gowda-3865b823a/

I am Chaithanya Gowda, an interior designer with a passion in project management, space planning, and computer-aided design. I have a bachelors degree, while currently doing my Masters course. Personally, I find myself to be the most creative and when I am designing commercial spaces as I have the creative freedom to use it as a blank canvas with limitless ideas. I have internship and work experience of 6 months as an interior designer. Due to my skills in digital marketing, I was also assigned as the “Creative head” representing the design team.

Poeple close to me describe me as “aproachable” “optimistic” “people person”.

Academic skills

Drafting

Sections

Elevations

Detailed Working Drawings

Scheduling

Estimates and bill of quantity

Mood boards & concepts

Service drawings (Electrical, Plumbing, Flooring Ceiling)

3D modelling

3D rendering

Post production

Work Experience

Simone Micheli

Interior Designer

Anusha shetty designs

Social media manager

Anusha shetty designs

Interior designer

Anusha shetty designs

Interior design intern

Extra Curricular

Voluenteer

Fuori Salone- Milano

Daaily Platforms- Architonic, Archdaily and Design Boom

Prefect

Bachelors- Interior Design and management

Mount carmel college

Prop designer/ Set designer

Capitaux festival

Mount carmel college

Software skills

Flooring & False

AutoCad Indesign

SketchUp Sketchbook

3Ds Max

DialLux

Vray

MS Office

Canva

Photoshop

academic portfolio

pamar

woolrich

coop

job portfolio

Tirana hotel

Kothari house

Svasa

Salarpuriya Sattva

assorted renders

pamar

SPD | MILANO DESIGN WORKSHOP 2021 GROUP PROJECT / project brief

The task was to design a pop up store in a week, for the brand “pamar” to display their products at an exhibit. It is a 10m by 10m space at a corner with 2 open sides. We decided to allow the customers to choose their own path by creating 2 entrances. There is a central meeting area for when the customers want to purchase or have discussions. There is a little pantry with waiting area. The main products are displayed on 2 walls at the bottom right. the meeting area wall doubles as a display of the best products in each line

/ facade / plan

Materials used to make the products are used in the facade to represent the brand’s image and the finish of the products.

1 2 3

section AA’

section BB’

detail of display wall

MDF finished with lamiante of the colour of the catalogue

Fluted polycarbonate

MDF with wood textured laminate

/ entrance 1

The colours and materials of the facade is broken by the black and white representation of the brand and it’s history. The display is visually divided using the colour of the catelogue as it is pamar’s brand identity. It is balanced by using neutral colours in the rest of the store with white, or light wood textures.

/ meeting room

The polycarbonate sheet provides of privact while also allowing the monitor the exhibition area. The display shelves are used to display of each collection.

/ interior space

provides a sense the staff to wood display the best

/ exhibition area

The wall creates a niche to differentiate each collection and also provide spot loights onto the products. Drawers and shutters are created for user experience.

woolrich

SPD | MILANO

INTERIOR DESIGN LAB 2

GROUP PROJECT 2021

/ project brief

Woolrich is a popular american clothing brand that sells outdoor wear. They are well known for their innovation of having a cold room where the customers can experience the warmth of the parka in -20 degree celcius. Our approach was to design for the future of woolrich as a brand as they are moving toward urban wear. This inspired us to use the city as the concept by recreating the shadows and colours of the city. The whole store is designed as a way finder so people experience walking through the store starting from the origin to present day.

/ location

/ brandvalues

• American heritage: The original products mirrored the “american dream”: wear Woolrich to pursue your goals, regardless of the elements. The heritage connects to the present and future and remains true to empower everyone in the elements.

• Iconic brand elements: As America’s oldest outdoor clothing brand, the products have become icons in their own right. The Buffalo Check, for example, with its distinctive red and black pattern, has been a symbol for americana and workwear.

• Purposeful design: The product design ethos is pure, considered, consistent: This approach to product purpose informs the use of materials and technological production techniques that make all the items fit for all elements.

Woolrich flagship store Corso Venezia, 3, 20121, Milano (MI)

Walking around the store following the flow

Representing the flow of the city inside through the continuting walls

Characterising various spaces through the walls

The store gives the customers an experience as they walk into and out of the store

walking through history walking through the city

walking through time

walking around the store reminds you of walking around the city

representing the history of woolrich

/ contrast- main exposition area

/ zoning plan

The store is visually split into two parts. the left of the store represents the city with a vintage influence. The right side of the store upon entrance represents vintage style with reference to the materials and textures of the city’s urban landscape. The areas are enclosed within boxes of varied sizes emphasising the “walking part of the concept. This journey later comes to a halt at the cafeteria with glass facade and ceiling.

1. cash counter

2. customisation area

3. seasonal collection

4. shoe collection

6.

kids collection

9. seasonal collection

10. cafeteria & Sale area

4. collection

5. fitting rooms collection

7. parka room

8. cold room

/ section AA’

The elevation shows the city with a vintage influence. Materials like resin and mesh make it feel industrial while the brick used as counter and furniture gives the space a vintage aesthetic. The frames of the mesh boxes are shaped to replicate the shadows and lights of the city like the doors and windows lit up at night time.

Glass Resin Mesh Bricks

These sections show the contrast between the two parts of the store. The intersection of vintage and industrial styles communication with each other. The view of the inside of the exposition boxes showing the variation in the height of the boxes. The glass boxes subtly immitate this form.

Glass Resin Mesh Bricks

/ glass display details

10mm GLASS FIXED WITH ADHESIVE

10mm GLASS FIXED WITH ADHESIVE

WALL CLAMPS WITH A METAL COVER TO FIX GLASS TO THE WALL BRICKS- 50X120X250

WALL CLAMPS WITH A METAL COVER TO FIX GLASS TO THE WALL BRICKS- 50X120X250

ADHESIVE TO FIX THE BRICKS TOGETHER

ADHESIVE TO FIX THE BRICKS TOGETHER

DETAIL OF FIXING THE GLASS BOX TO THE WALL

DETAIL OF FIXING THE GLASS BOX TO THE WALL

coop

SPD | MILANO

INTERIOR DESIGN LAB 2

GROUP PROJECT 2021 / project brief

the main approach to this project was focused on how to make your regular neighborhood supermarket interesting and attractive. as bologna is a very colourful and traditional city, we decided to create a modern and technologically advanced supermarket that is set in a monochrome interior space.

/ plans with flooring and furniture

ground floor

first floor

/ sections

/ conveyor belt restaurant

The customers have the option of either picking up food from the store window or eating inside. Either option has the added luxury where the food glides to you on a conveyor belt.

/ co-working area and display shelves

The first floor has a co working area that is inspired by the form of a fountain. The sales area is distinguished by colour blocking with green as the rest of the space is monochrome.

10MM PLYWOOD FINISHED WITH LAMINATE

tirana hotel

project brief

The Kothari house is home to a family of four with parents and their 2 sons. Moving into their new home, they wanted a space that reflects a combination of their varied styles. A neutral colour palette with metal accents in bold asymmetric shapes was the resulting design.

/ mirror

the mirror has an LED within frosted glass to give a diffused effect. there is additional led light behid the mirror.

/ sink unit

the sink has a brushed gold base with yellow tinted satin finish glass counters.

/ wall

gold tinted mirror in 150 cm panels

/ shower partition

glass partition with signature pattern inlay made of yellow frosted glass.

/ bedside light

the render also shows a second option for the bedside lamp.

/ touch control

The entire room can be controlled with a touch screen that is placed beside the bed for convinience. the device controls the light’s colour temperature and brightness.

/ tv unit

the tv is placed inside the wall and enclosed with glass fitted within reflective gold mirror.

kothari house

project brief

The Kothari house is home to a family of four with parents and their 2 sons. Moving into their new home, they wanted a space that reflects a combination of their varied styles. A neutral colour palette with metal accents in bold asymmetric shapes was the resulting design.

wood veneer marble print on laminate steel with gold powder

/ wall design

mdf panel with grooves provided for gold beeding. asymmetric design to match that of the tv unit, the textured laminate continues onto the false ceiling.

/ tv unit and partition

mdf panel with grooves provided for gold beeding. asymmetric design is used to create a continuity from the tv unit to the partition wall. The partition is created to partially hide the dining area while still allowing light to pass through.

/ crokery unit

The crockery unit serves to display crockery and wash area for the dining table. The tall unit is concealed to store crockeries that theyy do not wish to display. The glass unit has an asymmetric composition to replicate the kitchen.

textured

project brief

Svasa homes is known for its cosy, indian style modern homes. the client requested a contemporary space in terms of materials that are easy to maintain. the space was reqired to have a bold indian influence which we represented through the flooring pattern and locally sourced materials.

salarpuria sattva

project brief

A family of 3 was looking to move into their new home. I was the lead designer of this project where this young couple wanted a contemprary house with bold red accents around the house. Here is a selection of work from this project that was loved by both me and the client. The living room has classic elements like the beeding and wainscotting but with a contemporary twist. The daugher’s bedroom is a tropical wonderland.

assorted renders

chaithanya s gowda

interior designer

Chaithanya S Gowda