Portfolio - Hannah Danny

2020-2023 H A N N A H D A N N Y

design portfolio

Hello, I'm HANNAH DANNY

+971 56 6541321

• hannah.serah.danny@gmail.com

I am a third year architecture student with a passion for design, music and helping people. I have a keen eye for detail and aesthetics and am always looking to upgrade my skillset.

education

2020 - Present Manipal Academy of Higher Education Bachelor of Architecture

2013 - 2020

Gems Our Own English High School

experience

March 2023

Art Dubai - Galleries Volunteer

• Assisted art curators and enthusiasts uncover art by Gazelli Art House

• Communicated with potential buyers and coordinated with the art gallery for the same

Dec 2022

Art Committee Member - Carnival 2023

• Created the poster and related artwork for the annual inter-university event at Manipal Academy of Higher Education

March 2022

Co-Organizer - Manipal Symposium on Design

• Organized and scheduled speakers and workshops for the event

• Delegated responsibilities among student volunteers and budgeted for décor needs

Dec 2021 - Jan 2022

Expo 2020 Volunteer

• Guided Expo 2020 visitors through the site

• Effectively communicated with guests at the soft check in zone of the event

Apr 2020 - Jul 2020

Basera Foundation - Volunteer Teacher

• Taught Grade 10 Science and prepared lecture notes, examinations and worksheets for the same

achievements

• 9 GPA Average at Manipal Academy of Higher Education

• 93 2% in Grade 12 CBSE Board Examination

• NATA Score of 159/200

• 8 5 Band Score in IELTS 2020 Examination

certifications

• LinkedIn : Graphic Design FoundationsLayout and Composition

• LinkedIn : Introduction to Graphic Design Concepts

• Coursera : Wood Science Beyond BuildingWest Virginia University

competitions

• Gensler DE&I 2023 - Best Design and DE&I Story

• Saint Gobain Student Contest '23Participant

• ASHRAE HomeProtek Challenge - Best Design Prize

• Roca Design Challenge 2022 - Participant

technical skills

• Sketchup

• AutoCAD

• Revit

• Twinmotion

soft skills

• Communication

• Teamwork

• Adaptability

• Organizational Skills

• Enscape

• Adobe Photoshop

• Adobe Illustrator

• Canva

contents

• Creativity

• Empathy

• Problem Solving

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architecture furniture design

architecture

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The Urban Oasis

Pixels - Gensler DE&I 2023

Al Asl Mosque and Institute

Padma - Bamboo Pavilion

Tiny House

THE URBAN OASIS

SAINT GOBAIN CONTEST - SEM 6 PROJECT

Location: Lisbon, Portugal

Brief : The urban rejuvenation of an area in Lisbon along with the construction of a residential building for artists in the area and the renovation of a public building into a video library

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The need for open, green spaces in a crowded city

Maximum use of natura venti ation and sunlight

Incorporating susta nabi ity through design

Insp red by the importance of the sea to the Portuguese identity

Connecting artists from all around

A flexible work environment that fosters productivity.

SITE CONTEXT

Provid ng green breathing spaces to seek out insp ration

Ra n Garden Bioswa e Wa k ng Track Cyc ing Track Amphitheater Water Featu e Stepping Stones Drop-O f Zone Res dents Park ng Art Gal ery Co-Working Space Café Convenience Store Creat ve Workshop

CONCEPT

SITE JARDIM DOM LU S EDP BU LDING BUILDING A (TO BE RENOVATED) RES DENTIAL AREA T ME OUT MARKET L SBOA NEW EDP BU LD NG (UNDER CONSTRUCT ON) TAGUSRIVER

Dividing the form into modules that can be prefabricated easily

Creat ng vo ds and green spaces by subtracting some of the modules

GROUND FLOOR SPACES

Pro ecting balconies to create dimension and allow space for planters

FLOOR PLANS

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Rooftop Cafe ConvenienceStore Co-working space Creative Workshop 7 6 5 7 6 5 4 8 9 10 1 Common K tchen and D n ng Area 2 Storage 3 Laundry Room 4 Common Lounge 5 Sto age 6 E ectr cal Room 7 Garbage Disposa 8 Rooftop Cinema 9 Common Seat ng 0 Commun ty Ga den Co-L v ng Space One Bedroom (T1) Two Bedroom (T2)

MODULAR ROOM LAYOUTS

Co-Liv ng Space One Bedroom (T1) Two Bedroom (T2) 5 m 8 m 5 m 8 m Co-Living Un t One Bedroom Unit COMMUNAL ZONES Communityfarmng Rooftoptheatre Sitoutspace Sitoutspace ELEVATION AND PRODUCT USAGE SOVER U SOLAR EasyRo l 2 5N SGG Stadip S lence® Sage G ass SOVER C imaver A1 Apta - Duct System F ne y Crushed Leca LWAGreen Roof Chryso Low Carbon ConcreteEnv rom x

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

Low Carbon Concrete BasementEnv rom x by Sa nt Gobain

A C B - EXTERNAL WALL WEBERTHERM NATURA CORK ET CS Weberev Natu ka Webertherm Ka Webertherm Natu a - Co k Insu at on Webertherm Dur Webertherm Ka CLT P aco® Phon que BA 13 3 mm 10 mm 2 0 mm 10 mm 10 mm 120 mm 12 5 mm A - INTERMEDIATE FLOOR AND CEILING Parque Screed - Weberf oo 150 Dura ISOVER Acous c EP 3 Sound Insu at on Board ISOVER Acous c S ab ISOVER Var o® X a ISOVER Var o® X a Tape for the oints CLT A gap (130 mm + 2 mm V brat on Pad) CLT Acoust c gypsum boa dGyptone/Curve w h Activ A r 20 mm 20 mm 20 mm 75 mm 0 2 mm40 mm 42 mm 80 mm 2 5 mm C - BALCONY FLOOR Terrace F oor ng Screed - Weberf oo 150 Dura Wate proo ng CLT 20 mm 20 mm 4 mm 40 mm SGG Stad p Silence® For acoustic and v sua comfort Natura Cork nsu at on Sustainab e and dea for Portugal hat produces 60% of wor d cork supp y B F - WETROOM PARTITION WALL R gips® Hab to Hydro R gips® Hab to Hydro Isove P ano® Ljudrul e Stå R gips® Hab to Hydro R gips® Hab to Hydro 2 5 mm 2 5 mm 70 mm 2 5 mm 2 5 mm G H D F E

Te ace F oo ng Screed - Webe f oo 50 Dura Wa e proof ng SOVER Acoust c EP 3 Sound nsu at on Board SOVER Eco a ne Comb e Insu at on SOVER Var o® Xtra SOVER Var o® Xtra Tape o the oin s CLT Ba tens Acous ic gypsum board - Gyptone/Curve w h Act v A H - TERRACED ROOF 20 mm 20 mm 0 mm 20 mm 75 mm 0 2 mm40 mm 2 5 mm G - GREEN ROOF Vege at on Substrate w h F ne y C ushed Leca WA Reten on Laye Root Barr er F e Laye Waterproo ng SOVER Acous c EP 3 Sound nsu a on Board SOVER Eco a ne Comb e nsu a ion SOVER Var o® Xt a SOVER Var o® Xt a Tape for he o nts CLT Battens Acoust c gypsum board - Gyp one/Cu ve w h Act v Ai 50 mm 00 mm 50 mm 20 mm 30 mm 0 mm 20 mm 75 mm 0 2 mm40 mm 2 5 mm

Modular Construction

SUSTAINABLE FEATURES

Rain Gardens and Bioswales

Green Roof Systems

Sustainable Mobility

Use of Solar Energy Community Farming and Balcony Planters

LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT

2 PIXELS

GENSLER DE&I CHALLENGE 2023

This project won 'Best Design and DE&I Story'

Brief: To create inclusive but educational environmental graphics for the Jebel Ali Eco Center associated with the Jebel Ali Marine Sanctuary. These could be in the form of signage, furniture, art or immersive experiences

PIXELS

A story of integral co-existence and unity

We wanted to focus on unity in diversity as our core concept in DE&I Although we differ in nationality, gender, age, beliefs and culture, we must co-exist in harmony and come together to create a better whole. Through our design, we hope to recognize these differences and create an inclusive journey of learning that can be experienced by all people alike.

OUR DESIGN IN ACTION

TACTILE WALL MURAL SIGNAGE

DE&I to us

DE&I to us is ensuring that everyone feels represented and welcome in a space.

The mural is a symbol of integral co-existence and harmony in one's habitat

Our color palette includes colors that represent the eco-center and the emotions we hope our word can collectively live with

Inclusive Colors

To ensure inclusivity, we proof checked our graphics and colors for color blindness and ensured that they were high contrast colors that could be easily interpreted.

To create a learning experience, we chose to represent species that are present in the Jebal

Sanctuary

KEY Diversi y n egra Coexistence Tactie Auditory Olfac ic Color Theory Educa iona Sensory In erac ive

Joy Love Peace

The Flora Trust The Sand Com ort The Ocean Hones y

Cora Reef

Main Building The Deck J A E C Exhibi ion/ Cinema Café Washrooms Classrooms Laboratory Turte ncubation 1 Tiles

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Hawksbil Tur le Dugong Humpback Dolphin

Seagrass

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and the main logo to add another layer of

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TURTLE NCUBATION ةﺎﻔﺤﻠﺴﻟﻦﻀﺣ LABORATORY ﻞﻤﻌﻣ CLASSROOM ﺔﺳرﺪﻟاﺔﻋﺎﻗ

Different coors Text in wo languages Simplif ed Icons The signage features line art and colors from the main mural The space was divided into various zones by color for easier wayfinding Each sign has a variety of means through which it can be interpreted. LOGO AND BRANDING

THE JOURNEY

Also serves as an educational tool for all ages informing them of the flora and fauna in the sanctuary. The graphic through color blind eyes The Species

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Ali Marine mmersive Experience 2 Push/Pul Sea ing 3 Tact le Wal Mural Brand

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Line Art Café Seating 6 Framework Exhibition

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Hannah Danny, Radhika Kheni, Kawthar Akrin The logo is an abstraction of the plan and initials of the Jeba Ali Eco Center Brochure with map for wayfinding Ticket options for children and adults

OUR DESIGN IN ACTION

EXHIBITION

SUSTAINABLE MATERIAL PALETTE

FURNITURE

Interactive tic tac toe about different species

A SENSORY EXPERIENCE

Calm, non-stimulating visuals of the Jebal Ali Marine Sanctuary, aquatic life beneath the ocean

Relaxing soundscapes of the waves, whale songs, coral reefs, seagulls, and more

Fresh, oceanic fragrances like iodine and seabreeze to mimic the Marine Sanctuary

Tactile elements like the wal mural and coral reef textures in the tic tac toe exhibit

An Inclusive Experience for All

WAYFINDING

ENTRY/EXIT

Engaging activiies for al ages

Colors for wayfinding

Ages Cultures

Educational backgrounds Abilities Languages

Accessible seating and exhibits for al sizes

Immersive aud ovisua, ofacory experiences

Easily dent fiable symbols

Tactie eements

Incusive colors, non-stimuating visuas

An educationa experience for al

FRAMEWORK EXHIBIT 2. DIGITAL PEDESTALS 3. SENSORY EXPERIENCE LINE ART CAFE SEATING PUSH AND PULL SEATING Seating of varied heights for people of all sizes along with plants and aquatic life to represent the eco-center Café seats composed of a single line at an accessible height Seats a different he ghts Biophiia in design Aquatic life Interactive pedestals of varied heights with screens for learning more about the Marine Sanctuary Immersive experience with visuals of aquatic life, calm oceanic soundscapes and fragrances Exhibition framework composed of different thicknesses and shapes inspired by our main logo

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Interactive world map that zooms into aquatic creatures of the area when touched Flooring strips of varied thicknesses for wayfinding according to the zone colors from the map Glass Bridge Exhibition Café Washrooms 1. TACTILE TIC TAC TOE

Tac ile p eces with sea textures

Recycled Paper

Terrazzo Ties Acrylic Wood Recycled Plast c

B rd Safe Gass Mushroom Mycelium Recycled Polyester

Cac us Leather

AL ASL MOSQUE AND INSTITUTE

SEM 5 PROJECT

Location: Tbilisi, Georgia

Brief : To create a contemporary Islamic centre and mosque to increase the awareness and acceptance of this religion in a predominantly Christian country, and to act like a tourist site of interest.

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SEM 5 PROJECT - BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Location: Assam, India

Brief : To design a bamboo pavilion hosting 25 people, for yoga and meditation purposes

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asanctuaryforyoga,meditationandtoclearyourmind

SiteandContext

Assam Inda

Bamboo s widey cutvated a over Assam and has been used snce time unknown for vernacuar archtecture n the state Its flexible and ightweght propertes are usefu n an area prone to earthquakes lke Assam It s a matera that is integra to Assams economy

Concept

The dea was to use imagery that was prevaent n yoga to create a form that woud work both aesthetca y and structuraly wth bamboo The otus fower represents the wakefulness and enlghtenment of the human mnd whie the yn and yang demonstrate baance and the nherent harmony of nature

ConceptualSketchesandModels

) Main Bamboo Structure v) PMMA

JoineryDetails

i) Bamboo Grid v) Bamboo Base

i) Bamboo Supports

FormDevelopment

SpecficationsandMaterialPropertiesofBamboo

Turnng a otus haf upsde down to crea e a canopy

Represen ng a yn yang byCombnng a skeeta o us ha wth one ed wth bamboo s rps to symbo ze a yn yang Aso addng a o us haf facng upwards to the base o the pav on

The bamboo that s used for construction n Assam s Melocanna baccifera traditonaly caled Mul bamboo It s an evergreen bamboo with stems that are 1020 m tal 3-7 cm dameter green when young, straw coloured when old, and longest internodes beng 20-25 cm ong It s ightweght, has good tens e strength and has stronger nternoda sectons than steel It can aso wthstand up to

of pressure

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3656 kg/cm²

5 TINY HOUSE

SEM 5 PROJEC

Location: Dubai, U

Brief : To design a Tiny House Nation limited area provi top of the house

A. Double skinned façade that circulates hot air on building skin

B. Ample windows for airflow and light through the house

C Green roof to regulate internal temperature and purify air

D Compost toilet integrated with greywater recycling that can irrigate the roof

E. Low flow water fixtures to reduce water wastage

F. Energy efficient ductless mini split units that have improved air quality and produce less sound : 11,000 BTU unit for the ground floor and 9388 BTU unit for the loft

G LED lights that use 75% less energy than regular lighting systems with motion sensors that regulate light use

H Solar panels which are ideal for the sunny days in UAE

I Gypsum Board Ceiling that causes less carbon dioxide emission during its production

1) Living Room 2) Workspace 3) Bathroom 4) Kitchen 5) Dining Area 6) Common Recreation Space 7) Bedroom 8) Deck KEY HVAC Unit Placement Dim Recessed Light Controlled atch

Compressor

SD LOFT

Green Roof with Solar Panels Gypsum Board Ceiling Ductess Mini Split Unit FLOOR PLAN - LVL +2.5 GROUND FLOOR PLAN - LVL 0 External Staircase Solar Panels Windows for Natural Ventilaton Compost Toilet with Greywater Recycing

1 2 8 UP DN UP 3 4 5 6 7 7 LOFT FLOOR PLAN - LVL +2.5 GROUND FLOOR PLAN - LVL 0

Green Roof Ductless Mni Splt Unt

SUSTAINABLE FEATURES

SITE - Al Qudra Desert Dubai CONCEPT - Difference in Perspective

A take on the different layers to people in private and public spaces

Workspace Living Room GROUP 2 - Abishek Murali, Hannah Danny, Lakshmi Ramesan ARC 3107 - BUILDING SERVICES II Compost Toilet wth Greywater Recycling

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General Cyce for Ductess Mini Split Units