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PORTFOLIO GRIFFIN J DHEHICK SELECTED WORKS : 2019 - 2026

Architecture, to me, is an ongoing dialogue between analytical logic and human responsiveness. It is not merely about constructing physical forms, but about crafting honest, grounded environments that seamlessly balance movement, safety, and emotion - a continuous journey of creative inquiry where every design becomes a space for genuine human experience.

Overview

Architectural Designer from India, adept at bridging spatial vision with material honesty, currently seeking an international platform to shape large-scale, identity-driven built environments.

Professional Experience Urban Circle, Chennai & Mumbai Junior Architect

Jun 2024 - Current

Conceptual & Schematic Design Development, Construction & Detail Drawings, Site Supervision for Hospitality, Commercial and Residential Projects across India

Independent Practice Project Architect

Jun 2024 - Current

Conceptual & Schematic Design Development, Construction & Detail Drawings, Site Execution for Residence “Earth & Ether” at Tiruppur, India

Kamat & Rozario Architecture, Bangalore Trainee Architect

Jan 2023 - June 2023

Conceptual Development, Presentation Drawings, Construction Drawings & Detail Drawings for Residential & Institutional Projects across India

Certification Autodesk Certified Professional Revit for Architectural Design, Autodesk Inc.

2026

TUV SUD Certified Professional Building Information Modelling (BIM) Member, Council of Architecture, India CA/2024/176761

2024 Technical Skills Conceptualisation

Procreate

Feather 3D

Morpholio

Concepts

Dreams

Autocad

Revit

Rhino 3D

Grasshopper

Sketch Up

Indesign

Photoshop

Illustrator

Design & Detailing Blender 3D

Presentation

Academics Under Graduation

2019- 2024

Bachelor of Architecture University Rank Holder

V-SPARC School of Architecture, VIT Vellore

Navisworks

SWEEP

Mixed-use Development

Page 68

OCULUS

Architect’s Residence

Page 8

HELIX

Residential Apartment

Page 80

SPINE

Exhibition Centre

Page 34

ARRAY

Retreat Hotel Page 42

CROSSOVER

Transit Oriented Development Page 60

SHIZEN

Centre for Business Page 22

AXIS

Bus Terminal Page 50

OCULUS Typology: Architect’s Residence Status: Completed: August 2025 Site Area: 3,850 SQFT Built Area: 3,900 SFT Location: Tiruppur, India As the Architect of our family’s independent residence, the objective was to design spaces that neatly balance everyday functionality with the addition of a unique aesthetic quality. Well-lit and well-ventilated spaces with adjacency to open landscape courts form the backbone of the planning, with a concrete-brick facade that creates a visual identity in the neighbourhood. A central Oculus accentuates the facade and is used both as a design feature and as a reading nook. A combination of sloped and flat roofs integrate seamlessly in creating a distinct facade laden with carefully curated exposed brick details. 8

Oculus

Integrate - Accommodating green spaces in built volume, aiding seamless indoor-outdoor transition

Layout - Functional resolution of interior spaces, connecting and overlapping built volumes

Add - Introducing multi-level spaces, accommodating secluded & private areas of the residence

Incline - Combining flat and slope roofs, with skylights incorporated

Oculus - Inclusion of facade elements - The Oculus and Brickwork; enhancing the integration of sloped & flat roofs of the built form

Architect’s Residence

The Oculus - Central focal facade element, made with a combination of rustic materials like exposed concrete and brickwork

TERRACE 24'6" LVL

Oculus ROOF 29'4" LVL PARAPET 27'6" LVL FIRST FLOOR 12'6"TERRACE LVL 24'6" LVL MEZZANINE FLOOR 8'6" LVL

PLINTH FIRST FLOOR 1'6" LVL 12'6" LVL 0'0" LVL MEZZANINE FLOOR 8'6" LVL

PLINTH 1'6" LVL 0'0" LVL

Section - Across Mezzanine Floor

1 11

2 3 1

4 2 5 3

6 4

7 8 10

9 5 1 - Parking Area 10 6 2 - Main Door 3 - Foyer 7 4 - Living Room 5 - Dining Area 11 6 - Kitchen 8 7 - Utility 8 - Storage 9 9 - Bedroom 1 10 - Bathroom 1 11 - Laundry 10 12 - Bedroom 2 13 - Bathroom 2

11 Layout Floor Plan - Ground Floor 12

2 1

TERRACE 24'6" LVL

Architect’s Residence ROOF 29'4" LVL PARAPET 27'6" LVL FIRST FLOOR TERRACE 12'6" LVL 24'6" LVL MEZZANINE FLOOR 8'6" LVL

PLINTH FIRST FLOOR 1'6" LVL 12'6" LVL 0'0" LVL MEZZANINE FLOOR 8'6" LVL

PLINTH 1'6" LVL 0'0" LVL

Section - Across Central Cut-Out

3 1 1

4 4

2 5

7 8 5

3 6

7 1 - Living Below 8 2 - Mezzanine Floor 3 - Oculus 9 4 - Central Cut-out 5 - Informal Living 6 - Bedroom 3 10 7 - Toilet 3 8 - Terrace

Floor Plan - First11 Floor Layout

Oculus

Dual Volumes - Living room below continuing into the informal living above seamlessly increasing spatial volume

Architect’s Residence

Silent Sanctuary - Informal living room with a cozy, private reading nook at the mezannine level

2"x1" wooden Oculus hand rail

40x8mm MS Flat

5'-5"

11"

2eq parts

5'-5"

40x8mm MS Flat

2eq parts

2"x1" 12mmwooden dia hand rail MS rods

8'4 qp " art s

1" 82

11" 1'-10"

1" 22

1'-10"

11" 1'-10"

11" 6"

1 21"" thick solid 82 wooden planks

1" 3'-22

1'-10" 1'

7'-3"

brick masonry with 1 2" offset for wooden plank

1" 22

1" 52

3" folded slab cast on site

1'-10"

7'-3"

brick masonry with 1 2" offset for wooden plank

1" 5'-52

1" 52

3" folded slab cast on site 1"

8'4 qp " art s

11"

1'-10"

1" 5'-52

12mm dia MS rods

11"

1 2" thick solid wooden planks

1" 3'-22

3" folded slab cast on site

Staircase Detail Drawing

brick masonry with 1 2" offset for wooden plank

1'-10" 13'

11"

1'-10"

1 2" thick solid wooden planks

1'-10"

11"

8 1'-10"

3'-8"

11"

1'-10"

1'-10" 11"

2 4

1'-10"

11"

1'-10"

1 2" thick solid wooden planks

brick masonry with 1 for 2" offset 14 wooden plank 5'-8"

1'-10"

11"

3" folded slab cast on site

1'-10" 13'

11"

3'-8"

5'-8"

11"

1'-10"

Architect’s Residence

Staircase Detail - Central staircase in metal, concrete and wood

Oculus

Flows - Integrated volumes improve experiential volume; with windows and skylights allowing cross ventilation and natural illumination

Skylight Pockets - Dining with the wash area overlooking a green courtyard at the entrance, with a skylight above

Architect’s Residence

Mezannine Level - View from the staircase towards the Mezannine Floor showcasing the skylight

Oculus

Course 1 - Template A

Course 2 - Template B

Course 4 - Template D

Course 6 - Template F

Course 9 - Template I

Course 13 - No Template Brickwork Template Detail - Circular facade created with the use of unique metal templates for each course of brickwork

SHIZEN Typology: Centre for Business Status: Completed - 2026 Site Area: 10,000 SQM Built Area: 2,615 SQM Location: Karjat, Maharashtra The Centre for Business, reimagines the typical multistorey workplace into a cluster of four pavilions, that sandwich open air voids - designed as water courts and green courts, with an expansive central plaza that holds a sunken courtyard at its heart. Structure and nature, exist in equal measure, life breathing between buildings, offering stillness. In response to Karjat’s monsoons, the pavilions integrate butterfly roofs, transforming rainfall into a visual spectacle, that collects runoffs from the roofs, and are connected to an extensive water harvesting strategy - allowing ground water recharge and inflow into an adjacent lake. 22

Shizen

Split - Functional spaces broken into 4 independent pavilions

Flight - Butterfly roofs integrated as climate-responsive kinetic architectural element

Link - Open courts introduced in between structures, connected by a continuous corridor

Centre for Business

Sink - The heart of the site is sunken - offering a shift in perspective where horizon fades

Sandwich - Functional spaces enclosed with a breathing skin and green pockets

Event Hall - View of the event hall abutting the entrance water court, cradling a tree in its centre

Shizen

23 10

23 11

1 - Entrance Passage 2 - Entry 3 - Reception 4 - Reception Court 5 - Lounge 6 - Meeting Rooms 7 - Storage 8 - Meeting Court 9 - Washrooms - Women 10 - Washrooms - Men 11 - Event Hall 1 12 - Linear Court

13 - Board Room 14 - VIP Room 15 - Pantry 16 - Cafe 17 - Cafe Court 18 - Kitchen / Storage 19 - Event Hall 2 20 - Water Court 21 - Central Plaza 22 - Sunken Courtyard 23 - Pocket Greens

15 13 14

23 0

Floor Plan 26

2.5

10 m

Centre for Business

5 6

23 19

17 18

Shizen

OTS AREA

MEN TOILET

WOMEN TOILET

CORRIDOR

ZEN COURT

Site Section - Section through the toilet block, open court and reception block.

0.66

4" MS C-Section 0.60

2.71

2.30

9.74

3" thk. Grey sandwich panel cladded with slate shingles

50mm PVC False ceiling

300 x 150mm MS rafter 12mm Glass 150 x 150mm Connecting rafter 12mm Glass on top 450 x 450mm Secondary Gutter

Section of Spouts - Details of the Butterfly roof and Secondary green connected spout system

150x150mm MS Box section

12mm Glass Centre for Business

150 x 150mm Connecting rafter 12mm Glass on top 450 x 450mm Secondary Gutter

MEETING ROOM

RECEPTION LOUNGE

COURTYARD

RECEPTION LOUNGE

0.60

MEETING ROOM

1.92

Sandwich panel with false ceiling below 300x150mm MS rafter

2.00

600 x 600 mm Primary Rafter in RCC

MEETING ROOM

RECEPTION LOUNGE

COURTYARD

RECEPTION LOUNGE

0.60

150x150mm MS Box section

Tale of Two Spouts - The red spout of the butterfly roof - anchored above the green connected spout system of the corridor

7.99

Shizen

12mm Glass on top 150 x 150mm Rafter position to be decided a/p glass detail

12.00

450 x 450mm Secondary Gutter

150x150mm MS Box column detail

2.40

Pedestrian Pathway Bridge Plinth Steps

300 X 300mm R.C.C stub, within 1" from water level with concealed gusset plate Water body Stone cladding 150mm Brick bat coba Section at Water Body - Detail showing the construction of the water body and access to the reception

50mm Shahbad Water proofing 150mm R.C.C. Slab

Centre for Business

Landscape Symphony - Corridor sandwiched between the entrance water court and central plaza

Shizen

Landscape Plan - Softscape Detail, Meeting Court

Landscape Sections - Details of Meeting Court 32

Landscape Plan - Hardscape Detail, Meeting Court

SPINE Typology: Exhibition Centre Semester: 10 - Thesis Site Area: 35,000 SQM Built Area: 10,600 SQM Location: Tiruppur, India The thesis “The Spine: Tiruppur Trade Centre” proposes an exhibition and convention center in the heart of South India’s textile city. Honouring the city’s agricultural roots and its industrial prowess, the objective has been in creating an iconic structure, equally focusing on creating an active public realm. Three blocks of the exhibition centre and one block of the convention centre, are tied together through the creation of a central element- the Spine. This houses a continuous walkway at the roof level, incorporating public spaces and landscaping, accessible to the residents of the city. 34

Spine

Split - Formation of the Exhibition and Convention blocks as per climatic conditions and context

Situate - Alignment of built volumes and incorporation of smaller green spaces along each block

Refine - Conversion of accessible sloped roof and winged roofs

Connect - The connecting Spine element, running through the length of the site

Spine - Resolved development indicating central Public Plaza and green spaces on site

Exhibition Centre

5 11 2

7 6 8

1 - Entry 2 - Exhibition Hall A 3 - Exhibition Hall B 4 - Exhibition Hall C 5 - Water Court 6 - Admin Block 7 - Spine 8 - Central Plaza 9 - Water Front 10 - Auditorium 11 - Service Yard 0 5 10

50 m

Site Plan

Spine

Spine - Central design element connecting all built volumes on site, and creating an accessible public space

Exhibition Centre Auditorium Block Spine Drop-off Zone Green Pockets Service Yards Spatial Programme - Integration of the varying layers of the built form

Exhibition Centre

Central Spine

Landscape Roof

Frame Structure

Exhibition Halls

Basement Parking

Auditorium Block

Split Axonometry - Integration of the varying layers of the built form

Spine

Spine - Landscape public space corridor

Green Roof - Inclined exhibition hall roof with pedestrian access, overlooking central water feature

ARRAY Typology: Retreat Hotel Semester: 9 - Competition Site Area: 10,500 SQM Built Area: 5,700 SQM Location: Hypothetical The barren rocky terrains offers the premise to develop a selfgenerating and self-sustaining sanctuary. Derived from the contours of the terrain, the Retreat’s form is arrayed and nestled within the cavities of the mountaineous expanse- creating an aesthetic resemblance of an otherwise irregular surface. Framework pillars integrated with mesh surfaces, artifically condense moisture in the atmosphere, collected at the entrance in a reservoir. Wind turbines generate electricity, as air gets collected and channelled vertically upwards. 42

Array

Nestle - Articulate forms within the deep contours of the valley, creating vertical volumes

Connect - Interconnecting built volumes and horizontal corridors for access

1 - Drop Off 2 - Entrance 3 - Reservoir 4 - Framework 5 - Terrace 6 - Turbine 7 - Green Court

4 5

12 13

Site Plan

Retreat Hotel

Flow - Pockets of interconnected spaces, with wind flow through vertical turbines

Upright - Vertical frameworks for access to floors, integrating mesh systems for water production

Array - Resultant form with resorvoir collecting condensed water from the air, framing the entrance to the Retreat

Array

Green Terraces Admin & Utility Wellness Centre Public Amenities Hotel Rooms Reception / Lobby Stacked Massing - Zoning & spatial programming across multiple levels of the Retreat Hotel

Retreat Hotel

Zoning Layout - Plan at Level 7 - Admin & Wellness

Zoning Layout - Plan at Level 6 - Wellness Centre

Zoning Layout - Plan at Level 4 - Green Terraces & Restaurants

Zoning Layout - Plan at Level 1 - Reception & Rooms

Array

Structural Framework

Open Spaces & Terraces

Green Terraces

Wind Turbines

Mesh Integration for Moisture Condensation

Artificial Reservoir

Self Sustenance - Integrated features and design details that help achieve sustainability & self - reliance

AXIS Typology: Bus Terminal Semester: 9 - Urban Design Site Area: 10,000 SQM Built Area: 3,000 SQM Location: Arcot, Tamil Nadu. India This redevelopment project of a district-level bus terminal that caters to tier-3 cities, small towns and villages, focuses in comprehending existing movement patterns of pedestrians and circulation systems of buses, in order to create a unique built form - Axis, that is responsive to its quotidian use. Provisioning at-grade footpaths, ticketing platforms and raised crossings, pedestrian flow is safe-guarded from the heavy and regular flow of buses. Responding to existing bus routes and connectivity, the bus bays are divided and grouped into four independent use cases- catering individually to intercity, intracity, interstate and intrastate buses. 50

Axis

Split - Forming two aisles of bus terminals for segregated circulation of vehicles and commuters

Dilineate - Resolution of blocks as per turning radii of incoming and outgoing buses

Circulation - Floor plan indicating interstate, intrastate, intercity and intracity bus bays and routes- segregated and separated for ease of movement

Bus Terminal

Move - Provisioning ticket counters and convenience stores at the commuter floor

Lift - Additional floor for waiting lounges and food kiosks with pedestrian ramp for access

Axis - Resolved development addressing green spaces, vehicular bays, pedestrian movement, and parking

Axis

Raised Crossings for Pedestrian Safety

Incidental Commerce Shops & Restaurants

8 PM - 4 AM : Increased use of public amenities on the First Floor

4 AM - 12 PM : Increased use of bus bays fo

or boarding & alighting

Bus Terminal

12 PM - 8 PM : Lesser traffic, with use of public spaces

Public Spaces & Green Courts

Access Ramp for Universal Access

Axis

Barrier-free Access - Pedestrian ramp integrated into the form of the Bus Terminal, allowing access to both bus bays and commuter facilities

Cross Section

Bus Terminal

Commuter Facilities - View of the commuter lounge, restaurants and waiting areas on the first floor

Axis

Proposed Bus Terminal - Segregated pedestrian and vehicular flow

Existing Bus Terminal - Chaotic pedestrian and vehicular flow

CROSSOVER Typology: Transit Oriented Development Semester: 8 - Competition Site Area: 2,700 SQM Built Area: 6,300 SQM Location: Chennai, India This transit-oriented development, seeks to address safe and secure commuter movement - connecting three modes of public transport. With the Metro Rail on one edge, the Bus Terminal on the other edge, the central volume is occupied with Local Commuter Railway lines. Working with levels, sufficient vertical access provisions have been made for ease in ingress and egress to handle to load of commuters across the three channels of public transport. Mezzanine levels have been used to create free corridors of movement, while upper floors accommodate amenities like food courts, work pods and indoor games. 60

Crossover

Connect - Creating a continuous corridor linking metro, local railway and bus systems

Function - Commuter level aiding intermodal exchange and ticketing

Above Grade Metro Line

Vehicular Flow

At Grade Bus Stop

Pedestrian Crossover

At Grade Local Railway Platforms

At Grade Bus Stop

Existing Context - Multimodal transit exchange, connecting local bus, railway and metro lines; with the need to address safe pedestrian access through constant vehicular flow

Transit Oriented Development

Expand - Accommodating additional commuter-driven facilities

Carve - Working around with volumes and levels, in creating a unique form

Crossover - Resolved development, with varying levels, volumes and facade detail

Crossover

Zoning Layout - Plan at Level 3 - Office & Work Pod Facilities

Zoning Layout - Plan at Level 2 - Recreational Facilities

Commuter Corridor Ticket Counter Food Stalls Indoor Sports Clothing Boutique Office/ Work Pods Zoning Layout - Plan at Level 1 - Commuter Corridor

Transit Oriented Development

Level 3 Offices Work Pods

Level 2 Recreational Facilities Indoor Sports Clothing Boutiques

Level 1 .5 (Mezzanine) Ticket Counters Food Stalls

Level 1 Commuter Corridor Multimodal Access

Level 0 Local Railway Platforms

Split Axonometry - Interconnecting levels of commuter facility

Crossover

Commuter Corridor - View along the corridor- with access to food stalls, ticket counters and public lounge

Pedestrian Circulation - Connectivity across levels for commuters across floors of the structure

SWEEP Typology: Mixed Use Development Semester: 7 - Complex Typology Site Area: 17,260 SQM Built Area: 30,970 SQM Location: Vellore, India This Centre for Innovation and Incubation at Vellore, is designed to cater to both private and public users, aiming to encourage upcoming generations towards development initiatives. The form of the built structure takes on a sweeping curve- that soars in to the sky, symbolising the motivation that the centre aims to create. Two independent facade membranes, envelop receding floorplates, creating a framework for common areas in the top levels, carefully balancing functional areas below. The facade incorporates Corton Steel, a material known for its endurance and longevity, expressing the users’ drive and grit. 68

Sweep

Link - Interconnecting public spaces, green courts and covered walkways at the ground level

Divide - Central core for access to upper floors; Public functions and amenities in lower floors

3 4 2

1 - Entry to Parking 2 - Visitor Entry 3 - Drop-off Area 4 - Entrance Court 5 - Rear Court

Site Plan

50 m

Mixed Use Development

Rise - Upper floors reserved for private users such as offices and incubation facilities

Balance - Recessed plates allowing better lighting and ventilation

Sweep - Facade element designed as an integrated envelope, with access from the core at each floor, for views and ventilation

Sweep

5 6

12 3

J I H

B C

12 13

3 3

1 P

10 3 5

5 M L K

J I

1 - Library 2 - Digital Library 3 - Washrooms 4 - Admin Offices 5 - Fire Escape Stairs 6 - AHU 7 - Outdoor Terrace 8 - Lift Lobby 9 - Waiting Area 10 - Workspaces 11 - Meeting Rooms 12 - Exhibition Hall 1 13 - Exhibition Hall 2 Floor Plan - Second Level 72

Mixed Use Development

13 2

5 6

J I H

B C

12 13

11 1

8 9

11 N

9 M L K

1 - Commercial Units 2 - Food Units 3 - Washrooms 4 - Admin Offices 5 - Fire Escape Stairs 6 - AHU 7 - Cut-out Below 8 - Lift Lobby 9 - Seating Area 10 - Gallery Area 11 - Viewing Area 12 - Exhibition Hall 1 13 - Exhibition Hall 2

Floor Plan - Third Level 73

Sweep

6 4 5 10

7 2

1 9

1 - Lift Lobby 2 - Waiting Area 3- Washrooms 4 - Fire Escape Stairs 5 - AHU 6 - Workspaces 7 - Pantry 8 - Seminar Hall 9 - Office Cabins 10 - Terrace/ Balcony Floor Plan - Fifth Level 74

Mixed Use Development

4 5 3

7 2

1 - Lift Lobby 2 - Workspaces 3- Washrooms 4 - Fire Escape Stairs 5 - AHU 6 - Pantry 7 - Terrace/ Balcony Floor Plan - Typical Office Levels 75

Sweep

Viewing Deck & Public Amenities

Shared Workspaces & Incubation Labs

Private Offices

Business Floor, Event Spaces

Sectional Perspective - Spatial allocation across all floors of the Innovation & Incubation Centre 76

Mixed Use Development

Lounge, Public Spaces & Food Court

Library / Incubation & Exhibition Access Floor Commerical Spaces

Basement Parking

Sweep

Metal Frame Horizontal

Perforated Skin

Metal Frame Cross - Bracing

Outdoor Deck

Skin Frame

Facade Detail - Detail drawing of the facade construction

Facade Detail - View of the external skin, including solid and perforated Corton Steel membranes

Solid Skin

HELIX Typology: Residential Apartment Semester: 6 - Competition Site Area: 4,200 SQM Built Area: 15,400 SQM Location: Vellore, Tamil Nadu Situated in the hot-dry-arid climatic conditions of Vellore, this residential housing project aims to amplify open spaces and connectivity across the structure. Receding floor plates have been used to create an unique form that stands out amidst the regional built context. At the ground level, an open plaza frames the expanse of the site, with levelled terraces and green areas. Vertical cores are positioned on either end of this central space from which the three wings of the built volume are accessed. The form also integrates green roofs and terraces, adding to the green volume within the neighbourhood. 80

Helix

Outline - Creating a design that serves as an identity in the urban context

Rise - Addressing volume of built mass

Interact - Provision of an interactive public plaza at the Ground Level

Integrate - Removing central mass for the plaza to breathe

Helix - Built form as an unfinished loop, integrating a centrally shaded public plaza, accommodating natural flows of sunlight and wind

Residential Apartment

5 3

1 - Vehicular Entry 2 - Pedestrian Walkway 3 - Central Plaza 4 - Green Terrace 5 - Green Roof

25 m

Site Plan 83

Helix

Form & Massing Development 84

Residential Apartment

STUDIO

STUDIO 2 BHK 3 BHK

3 BHK PREMIUM GREEN ROOF

2 BHK

GREEN ROOF

2 BHK

3 BHK PREMIUM

Floor Layout - Fourth Floor

Floor Layout - Terrace

STUDIO

3 BHK

Amenities GREEN ROOF

GREEN ROOF

3 BHK PREMIUM

Floor Layout - Third Floor

Floor Layout - Eighth Floor

STUDIO

GREEN ROOF

STUDIO STUDIO

3 BHK

Amenities

Amenities STUDIO 2 BHK

2 BHK

3 BHK PREMIUM

Floor Layout - First Floor

Floor Layout - Seventh Floor

STUDIO

Green Court

STUDIO

Amenities

STUDIO

3 BHK

Entry

GREEN ROOF

STUDIO

Plaza Entry

STUDIO 2 BHK

2 BHK

3 BHK PREMIUM

Green Court

Floor Layout - Ground Floor

Floor Layout - Sixth Floor 85

Helix

Fenestration - Moveable shading devices have been employed through the facade for convenience

Central Plaza - The plaza in the centre accentuates the two wings of the built volume, and offers a vast public expanse 86

Residential Apartment

Sun Path Study - Ensuring shading across the year for green terraces and balconies

Helix

Floor Plan - Level 7

Floor Plan - Level 6 88

EXPLORE Conception and creative sketches exploring a variety of design schemes - from abstract environments to product design, from design evolutions to furniture detailing. The design sketches include observations as an architect, live project developments and hypothetical experiments. 90

Design Conception - Pavilion forms

Furniture Design - The Pivot Chair 91

Explore

Design Conception - The Dwelling

Detailing - Flooring patterns in Kota stone 92

Abstract Environments - The Reimagined World

Design Thinking & Conceptualisation

Product Design - Lampshade detailing 93

Explore

Product Design - Table Lamp “Ball & Mag” 94

Product Design - The Fabric Lantern

Design Thinking & Conceptualisation

Observations - Mid-century wooden staircase detailing 95

Explore

Social Housing - Residential development using container modules 96

Design Thinking & Conceptualisation

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