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Address:A/201-204 Hariom Apartment, Bhatar,Althan,Surat,Gujarat,India.

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Bachelore of Interior Design Veer Narmad South Gujarat University G.C.P.I.A.I.F , Surat , Gujarat

Languages known

Design glass colour

Colour glass design

Lancet

Doors

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Sagmental

Railings Concex

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Born March 26 .1999

Shree k.s.k.p high school,Bhatar, Athwa,Surat PIN Code-3950017

RESEARCH

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H.S.C Completed in year 2017

MODULAR

NEVIL PATEL

Adobe Photoshop Adobe After effects Adobe Premiere Adobe Indesing Adobe Illustrator Autocad Google Sketchup V-ray Coreldraw Lumion 3D Max Microsoft office

Shree k.s.k.p high school,Bhatar, Athwa,Surat PIN Code-3950017

CONTENT

STORAGE

Software Skills:-

S.S.C completed in year 2015

BASIC DESIGN

I am ambitious to learn and improve myself. I love exploring and learning new things. I have more focus on time management. I’m enjoying life and feel privileged to work with people every day and more helpful and respectful in nature.

Education

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Personal Statement

Gothic architecture is a European style of architecture that valies height and exhibits an intricate and delicate aestetic. The nawab haveli was designed with lot of gothic elements present in it, which 1.Wide usage of glass in doors and windows

Dholpur white stone

ABOUT THE HAVELI - The glasses used in doors and windows had some designs writings on it. - The doors and windows the faced the outer landscape were frosted .i.e the glasses had stickers on them, while the inner doors and windows had original stined glasses. - The door on the main entry has thr original stained glass whit lead engraved. it is very delicate at present. - There are three types of arches used in this haveli. - The ground floor of the haveli had some common room alongwith cultural room, builders room and darbar hall. all the rooms on the ground were interconnected.

Wooden

- The first floor is now covered with square patterned for privacy instead od blinds which were used in the previous time. - The parapet walls in the balconies were low compared to the ideal height.

Mail Id:Artijan fest 2017 as Installation designer Bachelor of Interior design,Surat,Gujarat

Other Skills:-

Artijan fest 2018

Photography

Drawing

Sketching

Model Making

as Installation designer Bachelor of Interior design,Surat,Gujarat

English

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Hindi

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PHOTOGRAPHY

Work Experience:-

GRAPHICS DESIGN

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•DESIGN STUDIO I (BASIC DESIGN) Ÿ

Design Anthropology is an emergent field at the intersection of human and design activity.

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An integration of anthropological and design understanding is used to consider how design influences human interaction, how this can be reconsidered, and how it can be put to use within design work itself. Aligned closely to the humanistic inquiry of design studies, rather than the objective and systematic approach of design science, concerns range from:

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skilled practice and “the design of technologies that build upon and enhance embodied skills, Ÿ how “design helps define what it means to be human, that diversity of human values, and then how design translates these values into tangible experiences, Ÿ along with the "speculative imagination of possible futures, Ÿ This focus upon the human within design relies upon the use and development of anthropological approaches allowing a n “e mp h a si s o n . . . . e t h n o gra p h i c methods for a humanist kind of design that accounts for the lived cultural worlds inhabited by designed things and their users. At this stage it is unclear the extent to which this kind of emphasis plays a part in the design of robots, however it would seem reasonable to assume that a design anthropological a.pproach as outlined would increase the likelihood of unearthing, and setting into action, ethical concerns about robotics

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DESIGN STUDIO II (SPACE PLANNING)

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CUBE DESIGN

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Space planning is the process of analyzing how space in structures and room will be used. Good space planning considers possible space uses and ensures theyʼre used efficiently We have to create an intersting chaos in 10 x 10 cm square box with positive nagative space. After that to create a chaos with waste things in a large space. Frome that 1:1 scale we transform it into the mode. And the final project was to create a space for two person from a thermocal cubical frome with caring it. We undarstood a basic space planing and functionality of the space.

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SECTION DETAILS

SECTION(B) ELEVATION 01

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DESIGN STUDIO III (RESIDENTIAL)

MODEL

SPACE AREA DERAIL

SKETCHING

SPACE AREA DERAIL

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Vaishnodevi farmville

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3 Bhk house. Surat has a tropical savanna climate. To keep the rain and sun away form the walls the roofs of the buildind come down very high. In rooms were prople spend most of their time during day the window openings were brought in at ground level and fist level otherwise the windows were full opening so that there was high light inside or had timber jalis to give diffused light without glare. They also have an internal courtyard for better flow of air. The natural building materials available for constrection in surat i.e. stones,timber,clay and plants.

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SPACE AREA DERAIL

SPACE AREA DERAIL

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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3D VIEW

FARNICHAR 3D

MODEL

DESIGN STUDIO IV ( COMMERCIAL DESIGN)

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Topic:-Starbucks Heritage coffeehouses reflect the mercantile roots of our first store in Seattleʼs historic Pike Place Market with worn wood, stained concrete or tiled floors, metal stools and factory-inspired lighting. Large community tables, club chairs and wooden blinds evoke a turnof-the-last-century feeling. Ÿ Concept stores are unique environments created by our designers to explore innovations within the coffeehouse. We call them our “design sandboxes”. That sense of exploration is extended to everyone who visits, through daily coffee and tea cuppings, artistic events and community gatherings.

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PLAN

FARNICHAR DETAILS

H.V.A.C PLAN

GROUND FLOOR FLOORING PLAN

BROWN TILES

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

WOODEN FLOORING

MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN

CEILING PLAN

MEZZANINE CEILING PLAN

WOODEN FLOORING

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DESIGN STUDIO V (INDUSTRIAL DESIGN) SECTION

SECTION CEILING PLAN

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ELECTRICAL PLAN

RAJHANS MONTESSA Topic:-Captain America Museum Captain America: Winter Soldier when Steve Rogers (Captain America) visits the National Air and Space Museum. In this exhibit, Rogers walks through an exhibit commemorating the war and is team. What is most memorable from this scene is the reveal of the costumes of Captain America and his cohorts. Captain America is front and center, with his cohorts to either side and their pictures projected on the wall behind them. The exhibit is patriotic and celebratory of Captain America. The exhibit evokes an emotional response and appears to engage visitors of all ages. This scene provided the basis for discussing our readings and thinking about our own exhibit.

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H.V.A.C PLAN

MODEL

AREA DETAIL PLAN AND SECTION

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FARNICHAR DESIGN (SITTING)

FARNICHAR DESIGN (STORAGE FURNITURE)

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STATIONERY FARNICHAR BOOK AND FILE

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Stationery files. we are counted as one of the leading traders and suppliers of superior quality assortment of stationary ltems such as clip file, portfolio file,etc. these files are sourced from reliable vendors and are crafted using high quality raw material.

We had to design a stackable chair to use barma bordar wood As a result of improper use of chairs and failure to adjust the settings, many users are no better off than if they were to use stacking chair for their task chair.

ELEVATION

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SECTION B-B’

ELEVATION

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PLAN ELEVATION

PLAN At 420

ELEVATION

PLAN AT 270

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STEAM BITCH WOOD SITTING- THREAD (RESHAM) WOOD- BARMA BORDER PLAN (A)

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SACHIN NAWAB HAVELI (Qasri sultan palace)

FARNICHAR DESIGN (MODULAR DESIGN)

Architrave

Arch wooden frame

Ventilation

Corinthian Capital Design glass colour

Colour glass design

Lancet Ventilation Base

Doors

Ventilation

Skewback Stone Different types of patterns in windows

GROUND FLOOR CIRCULATION

FIRST FLOOR CIRCULATION

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MODULAR FARNICHAR PANI PURI STOLE

Railings Concex

Modular furniture is pre-made or ready mode furniture which can be used according to the need and room spacing... As looking to the limitation of space in apartment of flat, Modular furniture is very helpful to save space. Ÿ Modular furniture is less expensive in compare to its utility.

Skewback Stone

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Ventilation

Shaft

W ELEMENTS Gothic architecture is a European style of architecture that valies height and exhibits an intricate and delicate aestetic. The nawab haveli was designed with lot of gothic elements present in it, which were as follows: 1.Wide usage of glass in doors and windows 2.Pointed spires 3.Flying butresses 4.Intricate carvings 5.Pointed arch

Dholpur white stone

ABOUT THE HAVELI - The glasses used in doors and windows had some designs writings on it. - The doors and windows the faced the outer landscape were frosted .i.e the glasses had stickers on them, while the inner doors and windows had original stined glasses. - The door on the main entry has thr original stained glass whit lead engraved. it is very delicate at present. - There are three types of arches used in this haveli. - The ground floor of the haveli had some common room alongwith cultural room, builders room and darbar hall. all the rooms on the ground were interconnected.

Wooden

- The first floor is now covered with square patterned for privacy instead od blinds which were used in the previous time. - The parapet walls in the balconies were low compared to the ideal height.

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RELATED STUDY PROGRAM

MCLEODGANJ (Himachal Pradesh,India.) Site : Ghoomakad Ghoomakad is lacated in VPO, Sidhbari, Dharamsala, Rakkar, Himachal Pradesh.

The co-working spac and shared rooms make it way more of an interesting place.

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RSP was the subject where we were taken to explore dierent stater and analyse building language, religion surrounding and thinking

All the structures are worked by the owner through experimentation and research on each employed materials.

I have been to mcleodganj and kalimpong, learnt their way of living, materials space.

KALIMPONG (West Bengal,India.) Site : Tongsa Gumba

Each having its own identity.

Tongsa Gumba, Lower Gumba Hatta, Kalimpong, West Bengal. One of the best monasteries in kalimpong run by kunzang lama or better known as tsethar rinpoche.

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GRAPHICS DESIGN

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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Graphics means a visual communication through different media,lines, sketches, and colours,etc.

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Photography for me is something beyond words.

I have always been pleasured capturing moment, feelings and phases of face with my photography skills.

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WORKSHOP

INSTALLATION

Drawing’s

Workshop according to me, is meant for exploring a technique treating a materials. product or sculptures or installation, it can be either productive use or aesthe tic concern.

Sketching’s

Weaving

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Weaving

Clay & Ceramic

Printmaking

Installations depicts more than words. it expresses feelings and stories, visually or tangibly. Ÿ

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I have designed installations for different fests, conveying variour materials, colours, finishes etc.

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