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EDUCATION

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE (B.Arch) 2020-2025:

SJB School of Architecture and Planning, Kengeri, Bengaluru

I’m Neha Praveen, a 5th year architecture student based in Bengaluru. To me, architecture transcends buildings and structures; it is an experience a dialogue between people, spaces, and the emotions they evoke.

I’m deeply inspired by the vernacular architecture of diverse regions, the principles of organic architecture, the potential of adaptive reuse, and the transformative power of light within spaces.

This portfolio represents a journey of growth, showcasing selected works that have each been a learning experience

SOFTWARE

PRE-UNIVERSITY

National Academy For Learning (NAFL), Basaveshwar Nagar, Bengaluru

SCHOOL

Cluny Convent High School, Malleshwaram, Bengaluru

LANGUAGES

English

Kannada

Hindi

OTHER INTERESTS

Travelling Photography

Rollerblading

Fashion & Textiles

Origami

Resin & Clay art

CONTACT ME

30th January, 2002

+91 9606989861

neha.praveen3021@gmail.com

Bangalore, India

Neha Praveen linkedin.com/in/neha-praveen02

DRAFTING

3D MODELLING

Autodesk AutoCad Sketchup

Revit

Blender

WOKSHOPS

Twin Motion

Lumion

RENDERING PRESENTATION

Adobe Photoshop

Canva

Adobe Illustrator

Student Exchange Program in Vietnam and Cambodia to Institute of Smart City & Management (ISCM)

Revit Basic + Intermediate Level Training | Vesina Education

Participant in Transparence 18 0 | Saint Gobain

Portfolio Making workshop | Lomos Archilabs

Participant in COA Heritage Documentation 2022-2023

Hands-on workshop with Bamboo | Studio Vinami

Hands-on workshop on construction of Arches, Domes and Vaults | Aadhyum Education

66th Year Zonal NASA Convention, Zone 05 - Management Team (Host College)

Zonal NASA - Dance Team

Zonal NASA - Fashion Team

Annual NASA - Fashion Team

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THREADS OF APOTHEOSIS

UNDERGRADUATE THESIS

THE HANOI LIBRARY

PARALLEL STUDIO: VIETNAM

THE HANOI LIBRARY

URBAN DESIGN

WORKING DRAWING MISCELLANEOUS

Threads of Apotheosis

A FASHION HUB IN JAIPUR THAT TRANSLATES THE PRINCIPLES OF TRANSCENDENTALISM

UNDERGRADUATE THESIS

‘Threads of Apotheosis’ aims to bridge the gap between India’s rich heritage of craftsmanship and the modern world of haute couture.

Rooted in Jaipur’s identity as a cultural and artistic epicenter, the project aspires to create a space where vernacular fashion and haute couture converge, providing a platform for artisans and designers to collaborate, innovate, and gain global recognition.

The design aims to rediscover the past and reinvent the future, celebrating traditional Indian craftsmanship while embracing modern design philosophies such as transcendentalism and translating it into an architectural language.

LEMENTS

SITE PLAN

BLOCK PLANS

Library on Hanoi Bookstreet

PARALLEL STUDIO : VIETNAM

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 07

The Library on Hanoi Book Street focused on creating a library combining cultural sensitivity with architectural innovation. The project was part of a Parallel Studio Program, an international academic exchange initiative that provided participants the opportunity to engage with Vietnamese architecture students, professionals, and local design practices.

The library design embodies a fusion of meta-architecture and parametric architecture, with traditional sloping roofs that echo vernacular typologies and mechanical louvers, which provide dynamic responses to environmental conditions. It blends into the urban fabric of the book street, by flowing into it.

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Urban Design

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 08

The urban design brief for Banashankari was to develop four sites and also solve the pre-existing traffic problem.

It aimed to create a transit hub for the existing Banashankari

TTMC, a cultural hub /parking/bus bays, a convention center for the Banashankari Amma Temple and creating a green space for the community by landscaping the existing site of the Panchayat. It also addresses the pre-existing traffic issue by creating a space to accommodate the vendors near the temple, road development and extension of the TTMC.

Working Drawing

During semesters 5 and 6, the studio coursework emphasized the development of intricate working drawings for a residential building design. The primary aim was to transform design concepts into comprehensive construction information, facilitating effective communication with contractors. The curriculum covered a range of topics, including representation techniques, grid plans, excavation plans, sections, elevations and various technical aspects like staircases, lift placement and skylight details.