Pranit Rawal UnderGrad Portfolio

Portfolio

Pranit Rawal

DOB: 12/02/2001

Address: 20, Shantivan Society, Amroli, Surat

Phone: +91-9913147430

Email: pranitrawal8@gmail.com

21bar030@nirmauni.ac.in

Education

2021-Present Nirma University, Ahmedabad Bachelor Of Architecture Semester 6 (Ongoing)

2018-2021

B.V. Patel Institute of Technology (D.S.) Diploma in Architectural Assistantship

2017-2018 T & TV Sarvajanik High School 12th Science ( Maths )

Digital & Manual Skills

Autodesk Autocad

Sketchup

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Indesign

Lumion

Rhinoceros 3D

Autodesk Revit (BIM)

ProCreate

Model Making

Competition

February 2024

January 2024

November 2022

September 2022

March 2021

Shajar-e-Sukoon

Nasa India | HUDCO Trophy

Student Of The Year

Nasa India | SOTY Trophy

Ibbadat - Reviving the Heritage of Old City

Nasa India | Annual Nasa Design Competition

Aazad Jali

Nasa India | CPK Trophy

Curviflat

Archmello | International Competition

Experience

Dec 2020 - April 2021 Internship

Ariul Sttudio

Ar. Jayul Padhiyawala

June 2021 - October 2021 Assistant Architect

The DesignFactor

Ar. Sahil Gajera

December 2020 - Present Freelancer

Archikeeda

Ahmedabad | Surat

Interest

Ongoing

Shortlisted

Top 50 Entries

Computer Related Softwares

Hiking

Sketching

Gaming Photography

Cricket

Badminton

Related Study Program Languages Known

JANUARY 2024

JUNE 2023

JULY 2022

Sri Lanka

Urban Field Studio

Bhutan

Exploratory RSP

Kaza

Measure Draw RSP

English Hindi

Gujarati

MACHAN

ITTAFAQ

MASHAQ 6-11

12-17

18-25

2nd Semester

3rd Semester

4th Semester

KSHITIJ WORKING 26-33 34-45

46-49

5th Semester

6th Semester

“MACHAN”

A PHOTOGRAPHER’S DEN 2nd Semester

The Photographer’s Den, nestled in Polo Forest, Gujarat, emphasizes two parallel walls to create a minimalist structure seamlessly blending with its surroundings. Its architecture, characterized by clean lines and natural materials, harmonizes with the forest landscape. Offering serene spaces with expansive windows, the den invites photographers to immerse themselves in their craft amidst panoramic views. This minimalist sanctuary embodies simplicity and elegance, celebrating the union of architecture and nature in the heart of Polo Forest, where creatives find inspiration in the tranquil beauty of their surroundings.

“ITTAFAQ”

A Bamboo Residence

The Bamboo Residence is an eco-friendly dwelling nestled along the serene bank of a lake in Mizoram. Embracing the structural benefits of bamboo, the design ensures sustainability with functionality. Bamboo’s tensile strength and flexibility ensure structural integrity against environmental factors like wind and earthquakes, while its rapid growth rate promotes eco-conscious living. The residence integrates passive cooling techniques and natural ventilation, reducing energy consumption. With a blend of indigenous craftsmanship and contemporary design, this sustainable sanctuary harmonizes with its breathtaking surroundings.

3rd Semester

“MASHAQ”

Housign Design

4th Semester

The housing complex for local artisans in Kutch, Gujarat, harmonizes three distinct art forms—textile(Ajrak), Rogan, and woodworking (Copper Bell). Designed with cultural sensitivity, it features communal co-working spaces fostering collaboration and creativity. Each unit reflects the region’s architectural heritage, blending traditional aesthetics with modern functionality. Courtyards and shared gardens encourage social interaction and exchange of skills. Sustainable materials and passive design principles ensure energy efficiency and comfort. The complex celebrates the artisans’ craftsmanship, providing a nurturing environment where diverse talents converge, fostering innovation and preserving cultural traditions.

“KSHITIJ” Institution Design

The design of the Research Institute of Climatology on the Sabarmati River Ravine in Gandhinagar integrates a steel modular structure, ensuring flexibility and sustainability. Its free-standing design allows rainwater to flow seamlessly, avoiding structural disruption. The innovative approach embraces environmental harmony, fostering research and understanding of climatic patterns. With a focus on adaptability and minimal ecological impact, the institute stands as a beacon of progress in climate research, poised to advance knowledge and solutions for a changing world.

5th Semester

“IBBADAT”

REVIVING THE HERITAGE OF OLD CITY

Nasa ANDC Trophy | Shortlisted Top 50 | Group Work

The design of the Research Institute of Climatology on the Sabarmati River Ravine in Gandhinagar integrates a steel modular structure, ensuring flexibility and sustainability. Its free-standing design allows rainwater to flow seamlessly, avoiding structural disruption. The innovative approach embraces environmental harmony, fostering research and understanding of climatic patterns. With a focus on adaptability and minimal ecological impact, the institute stands as a beacon of progress in climate research, poised to advance knowledge and solutions for a changing world.

“SHAJAR-E-SUKOON”

STAFF HOUSING COMPLEX

Nasa HUDCO Trophy | Group Work

The Design incorporates co-working spaces for WFH convenience, promoting collaboration and productivity. Passive strategies such as natural ventilation and daylight harvesting optimize energy use, reducing reliance on artificial lighting and HVAC systems. Ecological approaches like green roofs, rainwater harvesting, and native landscaping enhance sustainability, mitigating environmental impact. The design prioritizes communal areas, fostering a sense of community and well-being among residents. By integrating these elements, the project embodies a holistic approach to sustainable design, functionality, comfort, and environmental responsibility in Ghaziabad’s urban landscape.

“Working Drawing”

Ongoing Semester

6th Semester