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Pallavi Vutukuri

PORTFOLIO

PALLAVI VUTUKURI

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER

ABOUT ME

Over the course of my 5 year career, I developed an interest in Sustainable building design. My objective is to design climate responsive and energyefficient buildings with present technologies and innovations in a costeffective manner that are accepted by people from all walks of life.

As a dedicated graduate, I bring unwavering enthusiasm for learning, viewing each day as an opportunity for personal and professional development.

EDUCATION

Master of Architecture

The Design School, Arizona State University Tempe, USA

August 2022- May 2024

Bachelor of Architecture

Faculty of Architecture, Manipal University Manipal, India

July 2011 - August 2016

CERTIFICATIONS

LEED Green Associate

+1 9707929067

pallavivutukuri14@gmail.com

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Licensed Architect, COA, India

National Organization of Minority Architects Associate AIA AFFILIATIONS

Job Capain I

TAWAW Architecture Collective, USA

November 2024- Present

Architectural Designer

TAWAW Architecture Collective, USA

July 2024 - November 2024

Architectural Intern

TAWAW Architecture Collective, USA

May 2023 - July 2023

Architect

Ramakrishna Associates, India

June 2019 - October 2021

Junior Architect

Yellow Seven Architects, India

March 2018 - May 2019

Junior Architect

Ramakrishna Associates, India

August 2016 - March 2018

Intern

KOD Architects, India

June 2015 - May 2016

2D Drafting

Autocad

Revit

3D Modelling & Rendering

Rhinoceres 3D

SketchUp

Enscape 3D

Lumion

V-Ray

Graphic & Presentation tools

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Indesign

Adobe Photoshop

Bluebeam

MS Office Suite

Figma

REFERENCES

Wanda Dalla Costa wdc@tawarc.com

Principal Architect, TAWAW Architecture Collective

Mehdi Taghavi mt@tawarc.com

Studio Manager, TAWAW Architecture Collective

RamaKrishna Prasad rkas@gmail.com

Principal Engineer, Ramakrishna Associates

URBAN NEST OASIS NAYEEM RESIDENCE

Mixed Use Highrise Building

M.ARCH: 4th Semester (Spring 2024)

Revit, D5 Render

Thermal Bath House

M.ARCH: 1st Semester (Fall 2022) AutoCAD, Lumion Pages 16-21 01 02 03

Pages 6-15

Architectural Working drawings Yellow Seven Architects AutoCAD Pages 22-27

VENUGOPAL INTERIORS SURYANARAYANA MISCELLANEOUS

Interior design

Ramakrishna Associates

AutoCAD, SketchUp, V-Ray

Pages 28-35

Interior design

Ramakrishna Associates

AutoCAD, SketchUp, V-Ray Pages 36-43

Product and Data Representation

M.ARCH: 1st Semester (Fall 2022)

Photoshop, Illustrator, Sketching

Pages 44-45

URBAN NEST (WORK.LIVE.GROW)

INDIVIDUAL

SPRING 2024

SITE CONTEXT AND LOCATION

Existing site area: 8848 SFT

Location: 1710 Broadway, Midtown Manhattan

Site surroundings: Luxury Hotels, Commercial and office spaces, mid-rise apartments and condos

Neighborhood demographics: 80% of population is between ages 18 and 65

ABOUT THE PROJECT

New York is synonymous with super tall glass buildings. But still, there is a housing crisis because it’s just built for people who have sheer access to wealth and money.

21ST URBAN infrastructure is multi-functional, resilient to the changing climate, and more importantly, it grows to accommodate future needs while being energy efficient.

Urban Nest is designed as an attempt to meet the fundemental components of human life that is food, shelter and work. The idea is to have everything under one roof to reduce traveling that is involved in meeting these requirements. The building’s design is centred around prevelant factors such as affordability. sustainability, and energy efficient design

ACADEMICS

Existing podium with proposed tower

Part of podium is carved out to welcome pedestrians to take shelter

Balconies are carved out on every floor to create a common outdoor space for users

This space is carved out to let natural light into the retail space

This space is carved out to create terraces for urban farming to get direct sunlight

Fins are added next to windows and balconies on south and west direction to provide

Massing with carved out balconies

Decks are added to the cutout space to provide some exterior seating

LEGEND 1. Conference room

Workspaces

Commercial Core

Washroom

Mechanical room

Four- person meeting room

Two- person meeting room

Pantry

1. Residence Core

2. Standing Balcony

3. Studio A- 450 sft

4. Studio B- 475 sft

LEGEND

1. Residence Core

2. Work stations 3. Mechanical room 4. Washroom

LEGEND

1. Residence Core

2. Standing Balcony 3. Studio C- 597 sft 4. Studio B- 475 sft

5. 1BHK A- 560 SFT

6. 3BHK A- 1127 SFT

7. 2BHK A- 950 SFT

8. Studio D- 373 SFT

LEGEND

5. 1BHK A- 560 SFT

6. 3BHK A- 1127 SFT

7. 2BHK A- 950 SFT

8. 1BHK B- 666 SFT

A. Trays

B. Aeroponic towers

C. Planter boxes

Proposed structural materials

Proposed cladding materials in elevation

Cross Laminated Timber

ACP metal finish panels Steel

Brushed Brass panels

Ashcrete

Aluminium column covers

Curtain Wall

Anodized Aluminium frame

OASIS

CORRIDOR VIEW ACADEMICS

INDIVIDUAL WORK FALL 2022

Typology: Church

Name: The Monroe Street Abbey

Location: Phoenix, Arizona

ABOUT THE PROJECT SITE

The project was to re-use and expand an existing church in Phoenix and develop it into a Thermal Bath house.

Existing courtyard is redesigned to accomodate family pools and each floor has different water temperature pools for women and men, with rooftop having themed private baths.

When you walk into the building, the first thing you would see is a sheet fountain and the corridor leading upstairs has sheet fountain and family pools on either side with glass flooring below, where you can see the water flowing from sheet fountain to family pools. User is surrounded by water on three sides and as you head upstairs and use other pools, as the corridors are next to sheet fountain, user can still experience water even when they are not using the pools.

Setting block ( NOT TO SCALE)

Insulated glazing unit Rubber with silicon gasket

SS U- Channel with 1 2"x4" welded at bottom

3 layers of 25mm tempered laminated sandwiched glass

3 layers of 25mm tempered glass sandwiched

SS L- Channel with rubber

L-channel with rubber

NAYEEM RESIDENCE

YELLOW SEVEN ARCHITECTS

TEAM WORK APRIL 2019

ABOUT THE PROJECT

While the clients reside in Dubai, they wanted a permanent residence in Hyderabad. Their requirements were to have a 4bhk with a ome-theatre.

While our associate architect worked on the concepts and finalized the layouts, my role is to submit working drawings and to communicate with vendors and on-site supervisors for a smooth flow of work.

The house was designed in a contemporary style with a small garden on the ground floor. Elevation and chosen interior finishes reflect that.

Since Hyderabad is quite hot in summer, emphasis was given to shading. The interior design included simple ceiling designs, flooring, and bathroom tile selections, and its layout.

SECOND FLOOR LVL

STONE CLAD AS PER SELECTION

GLASS RAILING AS PER SELECTION

STONE CLAD AS PER SELECTION

SHERA BOARD/ HPL CLAD AS PER SELECTION

+2'-0" GROUND FLOOR LVL ±0'-0" GROUND LVL +12'-6" FIRST FLOOR LVL

@8'-3" FROM FFL @8'-0" FROM FFL

@8'-3" FROM FFL

@8'-0" FROM FFL

@8'-4" FROM FFL

@8'-1" FROM FFL

COMPOUND WALL, GATE AND ENTRY STAIRCASE DETAILS

VENUGOPAL INTERIORS

INDIVIDUAL

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

RAMAKRISHNA ASSOCIATES

AUGUST 2019

ABOUT THE PROJECT

The Client wanted to demolish his old building and build a new one. The new building has 3 floors with a lift and a stilt floor for parking. The first floor is for rent and the second floor is for the client and the third floor is for his son and his family who reside in the US.

The client’s son wanted interiors to be contemporary. The idea was to complement white walls with wood and marble with splashes of color incorporated in furniture.

Geometric forms play a major role in the design. Chevron pattern is seen in the second floor interiors. That pattern is reflected in the living room backdrop, ceiling, and tv unit. The same pattern is treated slightly differently in the bedroom tv unit. The client’s son wanted a simple design for his floor as he just visits occasionally. The living room has a simple backdrop with rope lighting whereas the kid’s bedroom has quirky wallpaper and a color from wallpaper is chosen for wardrobes. The master bedroom has a simple ceiling and bed backdrop with a huge TV unit to make a statement.

I worked as an interior designer for this project. My role was to design and execute the project and that involved 2d drawings and 3d views, material selection, client and vendor meetings, site visits, and site supervision.

SECOND FLOOR LIVING ROOM

SECOND

SECOND FLOOR LIVING ROOM

FLOOR LIVING ROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

THIRD FLOOR LIVING ROOM BACK DROP AND TV UNIT ELEVATION

FALSE CEILING WITH 12MM THK GYPSUM BOARD FINISHED WITH BASE WHITE PLASTIC EMULSION PAINT

ROPE LIGHTING FOR TV UNIT

19MM DOUBLE PLY FINISHED WITH DUCO PAINT

19MM DOUBLE PLY FINISHED WITH DUCO PAINT +1'-6" LVL

600X600 MM MARBLE FINISH TILE FLOORING AS PER SELECTION

FALSE CEILING WITH 12MM THK GYPSUM BOARD FINISHED WITH BASE WHITE PLASTIC EMULSION PAINT

40 MM THICK 19MM DOUBLE PLY FINISHED WITH 4MM THICK VENEER AS PER SELECTION

600X600 MM MARBLE FINISH TILE FLOORING AS PER SELECTION

THIRD FLOOR LIVING ROOM

THIRD FLOOR BEDROOM 1 BACK DROP AND TV UNIT ELEVATION

FALSE CEILING WITH 12MM THK GYPSUM BOARD FINISHED WITH BASE WHITE PLASTIC EMULSION PAINT

ROPE LIGHTING FOR BED BACKDROP

600X600 MM MARBLE FINISH TILE FLOORING AS PER SELECTION

FALSE CEILING WITH 12MM THK GYPSUM BOARD FINISHED WITH BASE WHITE PLASTIC EMULSION PAINT

40 MM THICK 19MM DOUBLE PLY FINISHED WITH 4MM THICK VENEER AS PER SELECTION

ROPE LIGHTING FOR TV UNIT

2ND

BEDROOM

SURYANARAYANA INTERIORS

RAMAKRISHNA ASSOCIATES

INDIVIDUAL MARCH 2020

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

ABOUT THE PROJECT

The client, a family of four wanted a duplex house with contemporary interiors. He wanted the material palette to be simple, elegant with a hint of luxury. His kids on the other hand wanted their space to look a bit colorful and the client’s wife is partial to blue and wanted to have blue in any one of the rooms.

So, we decided that veneer would be the prominent material complimented with white flooring and white walls. Chandeliers of brass were opted in the foyer and living room to add bling to the space. Leather was chosen for sofas in the living room whereas velvet for the kid’s bedroom. Polyester zebra blinds were chosen as we can control the amount of light. Every nook and corner is utilized including the space under the staircase.

3D decorative tiles are laid on one bathroom wall to highlight and to give texture and pop of color over other walls. Color of sanitary fittings (stainless steel, rose gold, and black) were selected to go with the theme of bathroom tiles. I worked as an interior designer for this project. My role was to design and execute the project and that involved 2d drawings and 3d views, material selection, client and vendor meetings, site visits, and site supervision.