Design Portfolio- Mansi Kadam

MANSI KADAM

interior architecture portfolio

UX Design projects

NAME : MANSI KADAM

D.O.B: 05/10/1999

MANSI KADAM

INTERIOR DESIGNER RACHANA SANSAD COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE , PRABHADEVI.

An Interior Designer from Rachana Sansad , Mumbai. I have had opportunities working in the design field , on Designing Interior spaces for and Sound sensitive spaces i.e Acoustically designed spaces

Passionate about being Detail oriented for designing products or spaces for users

EDUCATION

B.voc, INTERIOR DESIGN Rachana sansad, prabhadevi

2017-20

HSC (Senior Secondary Examination) science, state board

2017

SSC (Secondary Examination) state board

2015

CONTACT – 9769949540

EMAIL- mansikadam059@gmail.com

EXTRA CURRICULUM

10 days of elective training specialised in lighting design by sir ashwin mungantiwar

ire fighting services , h.V.A.C guest lectures

electrical services lecture by satish

field visits to factories such as - marble factory

At silvassa ,natural veneer factory at ahmedabad, Saint gobain gypsum factory at wada, maharashtra etc.

Essentials of professional practice seminar by sarah sham

And gaurang jawle

SKILLS

WORK EXPERIENCE

• Internship at ID Consultants - (Dec 2019- April 2020) An architecture , interior design , landscape , project management firm based in Mumbai.

- Making of Client Presentation

- Material Selection under guidance

- Making Site Drawings

• Junior interior designer at ID Consultants -(May 2020- Sept 2021)

Roles :

- Site management

- Site Co-ordination

- Inventory management

- Rebranding / Poster making for events in co-working space

• reelance in Interior Projects (Oct 2021- June 2022)

- Lobby Design , Residential Interior design

- Co-ordination / client management

- Execution

• Project Co-ordinator at Rolins Arcoustics (July 2021- Present)

- Co-ordinating residential projects

- Co-ordinating Acoustic projects

- Site Co-ordination

- Projects

- Residence project for YMCA- Mumbai Chairman

- Physique 57 Wellness fitness center - Acoustic project

- Home theatre project at Alhambra House

- Studio proposal design for Producer Samira Koppikar

- Mpower India Pvt. Ltd. Commercial Office

- Awicon Experience showroom , Bangalore (Ongoing)

- CBRE OICE , HYDERABAD Acoustical consultatncy

- Apple Mumbai, Acoustic consultancy

- NOTE These projects are under NDA. Hence, not shared in the portfolio in detail.

CONTENTS Academic Portfolio 01 Healthcare Project Professional Portfolio 02 Thesis Project 03 Lighting Design 04 Concrete.ly : Passion project 05 Acoustic Projects UX Portfolio 6 Minus

ADDRESS - SHREE AMBIKA NIWAS,SEC-42,SEAWOODS , NAVI MUMBAI

Google – Coursera Course Ux User experience Design (Ongoing)

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE

I have consistently been enamored with how “Good design is actually a lot harder to notice than poor design, in part because good designs fit our needs so well that the design is invisible,”

― Donald A. Norman, The Design of Everyday Things

I spent 5 years of my college career imagining who the user and his requirements may be, then 2.5 years of that time in the professional sector implementing answers to real-world situations. As designers, we live for anticipating difficulties and determining the best course of action. Another aspect of the tale is making it seem and feel appealing. Since I've had the opportunity to work on developing acoustically sensitive places, being attentive to the needs of the users has always been the primary goal.

My experience in the design profession has led me to assume that two methodologies are used; thankfully, I have observed and participated in both types of processes. Because we are designers, we develop directly for customers, putting their requirements first. One approach is to prioritize the demands of the end user. However, not all or even the majority of firms in the country adopt this strategy since designers are more concerned with how their work would represent their particular design style or pattern, which causes all of the projects to look to be extremely similar to one another. When adopting this method, the client's demands are usually overlooked. That does not honor the role of designer. This strategy often disregards the client's expectations. That, as a designer, does not do the design task or the user justice. Because this is the standard way of seeing design or the work of designers. Only as a junior designer/project coordinator at a business where every procedure was developed or taken in the direction of where the customer is favored in all ways was I able to experience this. Fortunately, I have had the opportunity to be a part of both worlds. This has just made me understand how differently it effects the way a project process is put up and how it is ultimately executed with a significantly higher success rate.

In 2020, I received my Bachelor of Vocations degree from Rachana Sansad College's Academy of Architecture department in Mumbai. This college is well-known in the field of architecture, and the college itself has a very innovative and design-oriented approach to projects. Being at a design school taught me how to look at things with the consumer in mind. I also saw the importance of a seamless delivery of engagement or the final result through my degree program and optional courses.

Before graduating from Bachelors University, I worked as an intern for a design and architecture business at the conclusion of a 6month program. I was engaged in creating final design presentations for client presentations and project execution, as well as some creative poster design for events hosted in the co-working area, rebranding for one of the projects, and space planning as needed. Working in a co-working atmosphere and witnessing people from all industries cooperate was what made this internship experience so valuable. I also had the opportunity to visit other intriguing companies where business/brand strategists and image consultants strive to help people improve through networking. Every project completed was evaluated by all team members. Following my internship, I was offered a position as a permanent team member at the same firm. Opportunities and responsibilities ultimately came my way, and I evolved into an efficient designer as a result. I was given a lot of autonomy and latitude when it came to talking with clients about the design process and results. I was able to see how networking aided businesses, as well as the design process and how things operated in the field from paper to real-life product.

Professional portfolio

Hospital Lobby Design

01. Healthcare project`

Ealthcare project extended to be a lobby reenhancing assignment. This lobby was intended to welcome feminine energy into the lobby space of a 3500 sq.ft. Cosmetic gynecology hospital , obesity center at Kharghar of New Bombay .

Concept: Panels and color conceptualized as per the branding of the organization.

Panels were planned on the wall surface of the staircase in an alternate format to balance the pink with Neutral grey stone.

CHALLENGES: aced with respect to the execution.

PLAN O THE LOBBY SPACE PLAN O THE LOBBY SPACE Lobby entry over the staircase landing formed and clustered in a way depicting motion and ways directing towards the main entrance passage of the hospital. Panels placed in an alternate format. Panels placed in the format of order for depiction

PROJECT BRIEF

A Healthcare space designed specifically and sensitively dedicated for women for cosmetic gynecology treatment and an obesity center where different and new technology were going to be tested and treated. Inpatient day care facilities and a operation theatre to be designed.

Conceptualized Renders - Process Renders

INSPIRATION OR ORM O WINGS

EXISTING / OLD LOGO

Executed project inalized Render

RE-BRANDING

The main ideology of making the space more feminine had emerged from the clients end. Wherein the flow and energy of the space was derived from eminine perspective. These pictures show the way how the flow was implemented considering tinted glass in the doors vision panel, glass cladding done in the cabins, the lobby design panel flows.

The process of building the Outpatient Department in tight space requirement was fulfilled . All utilities such as having a patient examination bed and a wash basin for hygiene purpose all built up in drywall systems.

V I S I O N P A N E L

The process of building the OPD Cabin table

3D Renders of the space

In frosted tinted panel In pink shade

PATIENTS ROOM EXECUTED INAL PICTURES

PATIENTS ROOM

Outpatient rehab rooms were designed to be fully equipped .with oxygen facilities

Keeping in mind the connections between the nurses and the patients seamless, The nurse call button with a monitor near the nurses station was installed for ease of communication and avoid any mis happenings.

The color tones of the spaces were mindfully chosen space wise leaning towards a light mood all across the hospital .

The looring was covered with a homogeneous vinyl covering specifically made for hospitals which a air welded to avoid any bacterial growth.

Brand name - Tarkett

PATIENTS ROOM EXECUTED INAL PICTURES

LOBBY LOOKING TOWARDS THE RECEPTION AREA

OPD CABIN VIEW

Concrete.ly : Passion project

CONCRETE.LY

Concrete.ly is a passion project started to explore concrete as a material to make products out of interest of how beautifully the textures can come out and are possible.

Outcome Making of these products turned out to us rolling out 300+ orders .

I am currently working on a corporate bulk order for Christmas made custom make for the company .

04

Academic portfolio Term : Semester VI

COVERPAGE OR THE CATALOGUE

corporate bulk order for Christmas made custom make for the company that I am working at currently.

CONCRETE.LY

Invoice / billing letter / format crated with ease of payment with QR Code for better purchase experience remotely.

he Objective of the inpatient rehabilitation centre is to Regain movement, strength and endurance. Regain strength and range of motion in arms, leg,s and trunk. Teach family members to provide assistance once they return home in the same facility building as the existing multispecialty hospital. Use specialized equipment, when necessary, and adapt to architectural barriers outside of the hospital

SITE LOCATION - This site is located at wockhardt hospital , Mumbai Central. The chosen site floor is right above the other operational facilities such as cardiac arrest center, etc. The objective of having a recreational experience in the existing facility is for giving ease of treatment with respect to patients facing mobility issues.

DESIGN CONCEPT

BIOPHILIA + KINTSUGI

Kintsugi is the art of resilience. Its an ancient Japanese technique that repairs broken objects by enhancing their scars with gold lacquer. By embracing the flaws and imperfections, we create an everstronger, more beautiful piece of art.

This can be a metaphor for healing ourselves. It teaches us that by repairing broken things we create something more unique, more beautiful and more resilient.

BIOPHILIA

Nature in the Space. The direct presence of nature in a space in the form of plants, animals, water, breeze, scents, light, shadows, and other natural elements.

Natural Analogues. The representational presence of natural materials, patterns, objects, colors, and shapes incorporated into building design, facade ornamentation, decor, and furniture. Nature of the Space. The incorporation of spatial elements commonly found in nature such as expansive views, places of sensory refuge (such as a quiet and dark room that simulates a cave), and a mild sense of risk (like stepping stones over a shallow pond).

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Project Academic portfolio Term : Semester V

Thesis

RECEPTION AREA 1 2 OUTPATIENT AREA 3

RECREATIONAL AREA

The inpatient area with daycare rehabilitation is planned it was planned in such a way that the Indoor area is connected to an outstation computer unit so that the nurses or doctors can personally keep track of the information.

The following existing flooring layout of the Wockhardt hospital was replanned keeping different challenges for rehab in consideration of how the existing hospital functions and how the rehabilitation of patients is taken care of.

Reception area designed with the direct presence of nature in a space in the form of plants, animals, water, breeze, scents, light, shadows, and other natural elements.

The outpatient area was designed such as the presence of natural materials, patterns, objects, colors, and shapes incorporated into building design, facade ornamentation, decor, and furniture is to be taken care of.

Include foliage and nature themed artwork in the form of climbing gardens, honeycomb-shaped wall tiles covered in moss, and potted plants. (Studies found that the presence of plants in the workspace reduces mental fatigue and boosts productivity).

INPATIENT ROOMS

OUTPATIENT TREATMENT AREAS

PASSAGEWAY

Inpatient area with daycare rehabilitation is planned it was planned in such a way that the Indoor area is connected to an outstation computer unit that the nurses or doctors can personally keep track of the information from.

COMMON AREAS

Academic portfolio Term : Semester V

Academic portfolio

: Semester V

03 Lighting Project

Lighting Design A 10 Days elective subject was chosen . Mr Ashwin Mungantiwar , A lighting Design specialist . The following is a set of assignment to design lighting in customized format for a restaurant , using appropriate concept.

Term

Depiction of flow and color temperature of the light . orm of the lights depicted in the concept of Marine life . Using Coral reefs, Leaves growing under the water.