Design Portfolio by niyathi

DESIGN PORTFOLIO NIYATHI NADAGOUDA

CONTENTS 1. Himadri and Aditya’s Residence, Phoenix Kessaku, Bangalore WEE-SPACES INTERIORS, BANGALORE

2. Nimmi Raghu Residence, Bangalore CANE BOUTIQUE, BANGALORE

3. Bistro cafe, New York

SILKA WEISS DESIGNS, NEW YORK

4. Female Veteran Rehabilitation Center, New York NYSID THESIS PROJECT, NEW YORK

5. Furniture Design - 2 Sections NYSID, NEW YORK

HIMADRI AND ADITYA’S RESIDENCE PHOENIX KESAKU, BANGALORE A 4bhk apartment on the 29th floor with a gorgeous view overlooking the city located in PHOENIX KESSAKU, BANGALORE. The design style includes a juxtaposition between boho chic and modern contemporary, with an accentuated use of arches rattan furniture. Clean, simple lines, an open floor plan with the massive balconies gives this space a sense of warmth and vastness.

DEMO-CONSTRUCTION PLAN ARCHED DOOR ADDED BY BREAKING EXISTING WALL

KITCHEN DOOR CLOSED TO INCORPORATE MORE COUNTER SPACE

STORAGE WITH ARCH BUILT INTO EXISTING NICHE ADDITION OF FIXED GLASS PANEL TO PROVIDE PRIVACY TO THE FAMILY ROOM AND ACT AS A FEATURE WALL.

WALL BETWEEN BATHROOMS TO BE DEMOLISHED TO CREATE ONE BIG BATHROOM WITH EASY ACCESS TO THE NURSERY. ONE SHOWER CUBICLE HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO A BATHTUB SPACE

CROCKERY UNIT WITH A COFFEE BAR

DOOR CHANGED TO SLIDING DOOR TO GIVE THE ROOM MORE USABLE AREA.

FLOOR PLAN

GUEST BEDROOM TO BE USED AS STUDY CUM GUEST WITH OPTIMAL USAGE FOR WORK FROM HOME.

LIVING AND DINING STONE CLADDING

CORNER PENDANT

4 SEATER SOFA

SOLID WOOD COFFEE TABLE RATTAN SINGLES

3-SEATER RATTAN SOFA

TAN LEATHER DAY BED

RATTAN PENDANTS

2 HEAD CHAIRS

SOLID WOOD DINING TABLE 6 DINING CHAIRS

FAMILY ROOM RATTAN PENDANT LAMP

FIXED GLASS PARTITION WALL

L-SOFA, 5 SEATER

TAN LEATHER OTTOMAN/ COFFEE TABLE OVERALL WALL PAINT

BUILT IN ARCHED STORAGE CONSOLE TABLE

KITCHEN GOBLET PENDANTS ABOVE ISLAND

PASTEL BLUE PU PAINTED CABINETS

GOLD HANDLES

ARCHED WOOD AND GLASS DOOR

BAR STOOL

HEXAGON MOSAIC BACK SPLASH PRINTED CERAMIC FLOOR TILE

MASTER BATHROOM BLUE GLASS SUBWAY WALL TILE (SHOWER AREA)

ARCHED GOLD MIRROR

WALL LIGHT

WHITE SATVARIO WALL TILE (DRY AREA)

GREY CERAMIC FLOOR TILE (SHOWER AREA)

VANITY WITH BRUSHED GOLD FIXTURES

TERRAZZO FLOOR TILE (DRY AREA)

Mr Raghu Residence NAMBIAR BELLEZEA, BANGALORE Raghu’s Residence Ground floor has been designed keeping in mind the luxury ambiance using the blends of Western and Asian themes that bring the contrast and mix the 2 cultures in an unusual way depicting the love of a modern lifestyle with a Indian heart that allows us to bring the warmth of colours and finishes using the expanse to our advantage…..

FALSE CEILING PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN Raghu’s Residence Ground floor has been designed keeping in mind the luxury ambiance using the blends of Western and Asian themes that bring the contrast and mix the 2 cultures in an unusual way depicting the love of a modern lifestyle with a Indian heart that allows us to bring the warmth of colours and finishes using the expanse to our advantage.

ELECTRICAL LAYOUT

LIVING ROOM

MARBLE WALL CLADDING WITH BRASS INLAY

FALSE CEILING

CENTER CHANDELIER

BENCH SINGLE SEATERS

AREA RUG

CLUSTER TABLE WITH MARBLE TOP

TABLE LAMPS

DINING ROOM

DOUBLE HEIGHT STAIRCASE CHANDELIER

GOLD CIRCULAR MIRROR

STAIRCASE COURTYARD WITH SCULPTURE

ECLECTIC CONSOLE TABLE PICHWAI ART SLIDING DOORS

10 SEATER LIVE EDGE DINING TABLE

10 NOS. DINING CHAIRS

KITCHEN AND FAMILY LIVING ROOM DRY KITCHEN

PLAN

ELEVATION A

ELEVATION B

ELEVATION C

FALSE CEILING PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

ELECTRICAL LAYOUT

BEDSIDE PENDANT LAMPS

WOOD FLUTED PANEL WALL PANEL

COFFERED CEILING

BLUE ACCENT WALL WITH BRASS LASERCUT FLOWERS BEDSIDE PENDANTS

UPHOLSTERED HEAD BOARD CHANDELIER

BOOK CABINET IN DISTRESSED WHITE FINISH

FLOATING BEDSIDE DRAWERS

DESK SIDE TABLE IN DISTRESSED WHITE

PIN-TUCK BED DESK CHAIR AREA RUG

DAUGHTER’S BEDROOM

TV UNIT IN BLUE PU PAINT

CURVED SOFA WITH METAL BASE

BED BENCH

MASTER BEDROOM

AREA RUG

FALSE CEILING PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

ELECTRICAL LAYOUT

SON’S BEDROOM BRASS CHANDELIER

CONCRETE FINISH WALL

BRASS GLOBE WALL SCONCE

EMERALD GREEN WALL TO WALL HEADBOARD

BED BENCH

AREA RUG

3D ACCENT WALL

LOUNGER WITH DESK

TV UNIT

BEDSIDE TABLE WITH LEGS TO MATCH BENCH

WARDROBES

MASTER BEDROOM

REFRENCE

ELEVATION A

LAYOUT

INTERNAL ELEVATION A

PULL OUTS FOR SCARFS

OPEN SHELVES

PULL OUTS FOR SUNGLASSES

OPEN SHELVES

SHOE PULL OUT TRAY

SHOE PULL OUT PULL TRAYOUT TRAY SHOE

SHOE PULL OUT TRAY

SHOE PULL SHOE OUT PULL TRAYOUT TRAY

SHOE PULL OUT TRAY

50 [2"]

435 [1'-5"] 445 [1'-5 1/2"]

OPEN SHELVES

2400 [7'-10 1/2"]

OPEN SHELVES

445 [1'-5 1/2"]

435 [1'-5"]

OPEN SHELVES HANGING FOR GOWNS

HANGING FOR GOWNS

75 [3"]

LAYOUT

ELEVATION A

PULL PULL OUTS FOROUTS FOR SCARFS WATCHES PULL PULL OUTS FOROUTS FOR SUNGLASSES ACCESSORIES

325 [1'-1"]

650 [2'-1 1/2"]

50 [2"]

445 [1'-5 1/2"]

PULL OUTS FOR WATCHES

REFRENCE

OPEN SHELVES FOR BAGS

50MM THICK FRAME TO BE FINISHED IN DUCCO

PULL OUTS FOR ACCESSORIES

650 [2'-1 1/2"]

325 [1'-1"]

PRINTED OPEN LAMINATE SHELVES / WALL FOR PAPER BAGS

2600 [8

988 [3'-3"]

479 [1'-7"]

445 [1'-5 1/2"]

50MM THICK FRAME TO BE FINISHED IN DUCCO

2400 [7'-10 1/2"]

PRINTED LAMINATE / WALL PAPER

479 [1'-7"] 479 [1'-7"]

445 [1'-5 1/2"]

479 [1'-7"]

1250 [4'-1 1/2"]

1008 [3'-3 1/2"]

2015 [6'-7 1/2"]

988 [3'-3"] 988 [3'-3"]

445 [1'-5 1/2"]

1008 [3'-3 1/2"]

435 [1'-5"]

500 [1'-7 1/2"]

988 [3'-3"]

1250 [4'-1 1/2"]

500 [1'-7 1/2"]

2015 [6'-7 1/2"]

1515 [4'-11 1/2"]

435 [1'-5"]

DAUGHTER’S BEDROOM

1515 [4'-11 1/2"]

1975 [6'-6"]

INTERNAL ELEVATION A

ELE ELEVA

ELEVATION A

INTERNAL ELEVATION A

3200 [10'-6"]

ELEVATION A

INTERNAL ELEVATION A

2600 [8'-6 1/2"]

8'-6 1/2"]

EVATION ATION BB

600 [1'-11 1/2"]

575 [1'-10 1/2"]

431 [1'-5"]

725 [2'-4 1/2"]

CONTINUOUS OPEN SHELF

100 [4"]

OPEN SHELF

OPEN SHELF OPEN SHELF

800 [2'-7 1/2"]

103 [4"] 300 [1']

MIRROR

OPEN SHELF PANTS

417 [1'-4 1/2"]

100 [4"]

HOME WEAR

ENTRANCE TO DRESSING

T SHIRTS

417 [1'-4 1/2"]

HANGING FOR SHIRTS / TOPS OPEN SHELF

1250 [4'-1 1/2"]

HANGING FOR LONG DRESSES/ INDIAN WEAR

867 [2'-10"]

HOME WEAR

SHORTS

417 [1'-4 1/2"]

HOME WEAR

1579 [5'-2"]

PULL OUT TRAY LINGERIE

LOCKER

PULL OUT TRAY LINGERIE

PULL OUT DRAWER

PULL OUT DRAWER SOCKS

620 [2'-0 1/2"]

OPEN SHELVES FOR COSMETICS STORAGE

BATHROOM DOOR

25MM THICK MIRROR TO BE FIXED ONTO FRONT FACADE OF OPEN SHELVES

600 [1'-11 1/2"]

678 [2'-2 1/2"]

677 [2'-2 1/2"]

1871 [6'-1 1/2"]

INTERNAL OPENELEVATION ELEVATION B B

400 [1'-4"]

FULL LENGTH MIRROR

430 [1'-5"] 650 [2'-1 1/2"]

25MM THICK MIRROR TO BE FIXED ONTO FRONT FACADE OF OPEN SHELVES

MIRROR

225 [9"]

HANGING FOR PANTS

SKIRTS

OPEN SHELVES FOR COSMETICS STORAGE

400 [1'-4"]

OPEN SHELF

869 [2'-10"]

2400 [7'-10 1/2"]

382 [1'-3"]

50MM THICK FRAME TO BE FINISHED IN DUCCO

252 [10"] 257 [10"]

PRINTED LAMINATE / WALL PAPER

372 [1'-2 1/2"]

382 [1'-3"]

260 [10"]

650 [2'-1 1/2"]

302 [1']

650 [2'-1 1/2"]

ELEVATION C

MIRROR TO BE CONTINUED UNDER THE PULL OUT DRAWERS

INTERNAL ELEVATION C

BISTRO CAFE NEW YORK, USA CONCEPT

This bistro cafe is located in New York. The client requested for a rustic ambiance. We decided to go with stone inlaid arches, sheet rock walls with brick wall peeking through, shelves with accessories and lot of greenery scattered through out the space to add some color and life to the design. The furniture was kept minimal and movable, so that the client could add or remove cushions as well as change the layout of seating in the case of an event. The bar counter face is cladded with terracotta tiles and the floor has beautiful patterned tiles in the center with concrete overlapping around the edges.

FLOOR PLAN

MOOD BOARD LIME WASHED WHITE BRICK

GLASS DOORS AT ENTRY POLISHED CONCRETE FOR FLOOR AND COUNTER TOP

WALL TEXTURE WITH LIME WASHED BRICK AND SHEET ROCK PLASTER

FLOATING SHELVES WITH HANGING PLANTS

SHEET ROCK PLASTER

TERRACOTTA TILES FOR BAR FRONT FACADE ARCHES WITH STONE CLADDING

MEDIUM OAK WOOD

CERAMIC PRINTED FLOOR TILE

RATTAN AND WOOD DINING SET

FEMALE VETERAN REHABILITATION CENTER NEW YORK, USA CONCEPT Park pavilion rehabilitation center. Inspired by the park and water surrounding the site, I wanted to create a space for the veterans where they could feel comfortable and relaxed, in a space that allows them to forget about their past traumas, while keeping in mind the design considerations such as keeping a clear vision with easy access and circulation. Problem Statement/Issue: A re-occurring issue for Veterans is their return and re-adjustment to society with lingering issues from the impact of physical, emotional and psychological trauma. For female Veterans, this issue is exacerbated by patterns of sexual assault by male service personnel and the constant comparison to their male counterparts in terms of perceived strength and leadership. Proposal: This thesis explores a holistic model of care for returning female veterans that provides temporary housing and psychological, familial, physical, educational/skill-building, and health/wellness services. These are provided in a social setting, envisioned as a pavilion in a park, to build a newfound sense of peace, comfort and confidence.

SITE Astoria is a neighborhood in the northwestern corner of the borough of Queens in New York City. The specific site is bounded by the East River. Although, such a facility could be located anywhere in New York City, this location was selected because of the possibilities the adjoining sites provide to the development of the project and the scenic views provided by the river. Another important criterion was to make sure that the facility is situated in an area where the users can interact with the community and slowly be reintroduced into a social environment.

1. PRIVATE SPACES - More open, less furniture - Minimum 2 exits - Shading for doors and windows - Private space for relaxation and various Activities - No Space with loud noise - Clear visibility 2. PUBLIC SPACES - Clear visibility - Less congestion - Stimulating environment - Glass doors or glass walls - No Space with loud noise - Restaurants with clear visible exits and less furniture

LEGEND : LOUNGE EDUCATION BLOCK

3RD FLOOR

ADMINISTRATION

TERRACE GARDEN

MEDICAL BLOCK KIDS BLOCK

2ND FLOOR

RESIDENTIAL FLOOR

GYM GARDEN SPACE RESIDENTIAL SERVICES CAFETERIA

1ST FLOOR

REHABILITATION AREA

RESTAURANT

LIBRARY

ACADEMIC BLOCK

GROUND FLOOR LOUNGE

MOOD BOARD TEXTURED WALL PAINT

CONE PENDANT FOR LIBRARY

NAVY BLUE LOUNGE CHAIR

EDISION PENDANT IN THE RESTAURANT

RATTAN LOUNGE CHAIRS ACADEMIC BLOCK FABRIC FOR LIBRARY LOUNGE CHAIR LIBRARY LOUNGE CHAIR BLUE ACCENT RUGS

BIRCH WOOD ACCENTS

OUTDOOR CHAIRS FOR TERRACE OVERALL FLOOR CARPET

LIBRARY STUDY CHAIR

LIBRARY SOFA

HIGH BACK CHAIR FOR COMMON LOUNGE

GROUND FLOOR - Group Rehab, Common Areas

COVERED COURTYARD CAN BE USED FOR WORKSHOPS

ELEVATORS ONLY ACCESSIBLE TO MEMBERS AND RESIDENTS KITCHEN

PRIVATE LOUNGE FOR FRIENDS AND FAMILY WITH AMENITIES AND OUTDOOR SEATING LOOKING OVER THE RIVER

9 8

RECEPTION/ SECURITY

6 LOCKER ROOMS

YOGA/ DANCE STUDIO

GYM

BASKETBALL COURT

5 3

COMMUNITY RESTAURANT ALLOWS FOR SOCIAL INTERACTION AS WELL AS JOB OPPORTUNITY

COVERED ENTER PORCH TO ACT AS A SPACE FOR PUBLIC INTERACTION

LIBRARY CLASS ROOMS

ART STUDIO COMPUTER LAB WITH WHEEL CHAIR ACCESSIBILITY

LECTURE HALL

DAY CARE/ PLAY AREA FOR THE VETERAN’S CHILDREN

SWIMMING POOL

COURTYARD/ CLOISTER WITH LANDSCAPING AND WATER BODY TO BRING THE OUTSIDE INSIDE

FLOOR PLAN

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

GYM AREA TO HELP WITH PHYSICAL THERAPY

LEGEND: 1. RESTAURANT 2. EDUCATION 3. CHILD DAY CARE 4. CENTRAL COURT YARD 5. GYMNASIUM 6. LOUNGE 7. SPA 8. WORKSHOP 9. GROUP THERAPY 10. ADMINISTRATION

1ST FLOOR - Residential Block 1 BHK APARTMENT FOR NUCLEAR FAMILIES WITH BALCONIES

OUTDOOR SPACE WITH KIDS PLAY AREA AND OUTDOOR LOUNGE AREA WITH BBQ

STUDIO APARTMENT

KITCHEN

LAUNDRY

STUDY LOUNGE

FLOOR PLAN

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

KIDS PLAY AREA

1st Floor provides temporary housing for homeless veterans, allowing them the opportunity to make use of the various learning amenities to rehabilitate themselves into the community. It includes a community kitchen, laundry room, study area for after hours and an outdoor lounge area to allow veterans to interact with each other.

2ND FLOOR - Nursery and Activity Terrace

GROWING PRODUCE

DINING AREA

KITCHEN

FLOOR PLAN 2nd floor provides an outdoor seating area with a partially covered area that allows veterans to grow their own produce, experiment with cooking, that they can use at the ground floor restaurant as a way of making a living as well as help them re-enter the society after the PTSD they may have faced. This a private zone only allowed to be accesses by the residents or other fellow veteran members. The idea is to provide a safe and comfortable setting, where veterans get the opportunity to interact with fellow veterans that may have had similar experiences.

TERRACE GARDEN

FURNITURE DESIGN - 2 SECTIONS NEW YORK, USA CONCEPT WHY AND WHEN DID BISEXUALITY STOP BEING ACCEPTED?

Starting from Ancient Greece, Bisexuality was a way of life and was completely acceptable. Not only in Greece, but in most parts of the world it was just a way of life for some people. Cut to the present, everyday we see rallies for the acceptance of the LGBTQ community, because at some point in history, it stopped being acceptable. This led me to ask the question “Why did it stop being acceptable and what were the causes for this drastic change in people’s outlook?” The simplest answer to this is the birth of religion, and with every religion wanting to expand the number of followers, bisexuality started being treated as a sin. In the 21st century, although a lot of people have become more accepting, there is still a majority of people with contradictory th. The two chairs represent the two sects of the community: The accepting, the liberal and compassionate and the other, who are afraid of change, and uncomfortable with the idea of bisexual-ism. Both pieces of furniture look almost identical, which suggests that most people are the same, but are made of different materials that look similar. The coffee table in the center is made up of the two different pieces with the two materials from the chairs, connected by butterfly joints, which shows us the gap in the peoples thoughts that needs to be bridged.

Comfortable chair

Uncomfortable Chair

Comfortable Chair

Coffee table

EBONISED WOOD

LINEN

BUTTERFLY JOINT ANILINE DYED WOOD EBONISED WOOD

RIGHT VIEW

LEFT VIEW

SECTION

SECTION TOP VIEW

BACK VIEW

FRONT VIEW

Uncomfortable Chair

Materials

ANILINE DYED WOOD CANVAS

EBONISED WOOD SECTION

RIGHT VIEW

LEFT VIEW

ANILINE DYED WOOD

TOP VIEW

FRONT VIEW

LINEN

BACK VIEW

CANVAS

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