ARCHITECTURE
PORTFOLIO
I B PRIYADARSHAN
Undergrad Portfolio
Selected Works: 2019-24
I B Priyadarshan
11 September 2001 Mangalore I Karnataka I India
ibpriyadarshan@gmail.com +91 9113801645
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ibpriyadarshan/
Eniyarpu, Neerchal
Bela P.O, Kasaragod Kerala 671321
Hello !
Hello, I’m Priyadarshan, a 23-year-old architect and recent graduate from Bearys Enviro Architecture Design School. From a young age, I was drawn to creative pursuits like crafting and sketching, which sparked my passion for art and guided me toward architecture.
I draw inspiration from architects like Bjarke Ingels and Geoffrey Bawa, as well as movements such as Vernacular/Tropical Modernism, Eco-Brutalism, and Minimalism. I’m especially passionate about using natural and local materials to create sustainable designs that respect vernacular traditions.
As a fresher, I’m eager to bring my creativity and dedication to your team while continuing to learn and grow professionally.
Education
Bachelors in Architecture
Bearys Envior Architecture Design School Mangalore
Pre-University St Aloysius PU College Mangalore
Schooling
Kendriya Vidyalaya No.2 Mangalore
Academic Projects
Software Skills
Revit
AutoCAD
Enscape
SketchUp
Lumion
Vray
Surfer
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Illustration
Blender
Microsoft Office
Professional Skills
Villa Hypothetical Semester 2 Motel | Mangalore Semester 3 2020
2021
Residence | Hypothetical Apartment | Bangalore Semester 4
4 Star Hotel | Mangalore Auditorium | Mangalore Semester 5
Achievements & Events
My Space | Hypothetical Semester 1 2019 2019 - 2024
Semester 6 2022
Design/Problem Solving
Architecture Campus | Mangalore
Public Library | Mangalore
Conventional Center | Mangalore
Semester 7
2023
Port Revitalization | Urban Design | Mangalore Semester 8
Healing Centre | Thesis | Goa Semester 9
Participated in IGBC Design Competition Attended ZNC & ANC as a Delegate Attended Kochi-Muziris Biennale 15k Streams on Spotify under - Scape Sky
Workshop I Seminars
Haath Paon Maati | JBR Hyderabad Thinking Design JBR Hyderabad The Future of Architecture | JBR Hyderabad
Cosmic Architecture | LPU Punjab Future of Architecture with Gen Z LPU Punjab
Adaptibility
Planning & Organization
Presentation
Teamwork
Leadership
Work Experience
Internship | Worked 6 Months At Stapati Bangalore Fiverr Freelancing | Worked for more than 100+ clients
Documentation
House Documentation: Guthu Mane, Mangalore, Karnataka Vernacular Architecture
Interests
Vernacular/Tropical Modernism, Eco-Brutal Music Production
Spirituality/Philosophy Tech/AI
Business
Language English Hindi
Kannada Tulu
Malayalam
Marathi
COLLEGE
INTERNSHIP WORKS
HEALING CENTRE
Year: 2023
Location: Taleigao, Goa, India
Type: Institutional
Instructor: Ar. Khalil R Sheik, Ar. Ruksana S Algur
Softwares: AutoCAD, Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, Surfer
The project’s goal is to create a physical environment that is spiritual not just because of the exterior signs but also because of the design. The primary goal is to create an architectural language that will transport inhabitants into a higher spiritual existence by acting as a conduit for communication between the human soul and universal energy.
The design adapts to the local environment and makes use of materials that are readily available locally. The centre promotes calm, peace and encourages students to seek happiness within, as compared to relying heavily on outside sources of fulfillment in these times of increased reliance on technology. Everyone is encouraged to connect with nature and find healing in its open, green places and are taught ancient traditions and techniques of healing like yoga and dhyana. When architecture is spiritually linked to the earth, the energy of the universe enters the occupant’s soul and vice versa, resulting in spiritual wholeness and inner serenity for the mind, body, and soul.
Design Concept
”Panchabhoota” is a concept from traditional Indian philosophy, particularly within the context of Hinduism and Ayurveda. It refers to the five fundamental elements or building blocks of the physical universe. These five elements are believed to constitute everything in the material world, including the human body.
The central OAT, flower of life circle represents the all-encompassing consciousness that is ever-present, with a complete 360-degree circumference, and also symbolizes the unity and transformation of all the five elements, the upward and downward triangle symbolizes the unity of masculine and femmine energy, yin and yang, light and dark.
The building units are placed and shaped on the basis of platonic solids and the spatial planning is done according Vastu shastra, the 5 elements and the 7 Chakras, all the three stiched and transformed to unifying science, art, astronomy, and astrology.
According to the Vastu Purush Mandal, the cosmos is full of beneficial energies and all these elements combined with ideal directions create a balanced and harmonious living environment. We are born, we celebrate our life & we willmerge back into these elements.
Reception
Projector Room
Welcome Point Exterior
Surya Kund & Pavilion
Surya Kund - Plan
Turkish Bath - Plan
3. Turkish Bath
View At Surya Kund
Surya Kund - Section A-A
East Elevation of Pavilion and Turkish Bath
View At Turkish Bath
Turkish Bath - Section B-B
Sound Therapy - Interior
Sound Therapy - Section A-A
Meditation Studio - Interior
Meditation Studio - Plan
Meditation Studio - Roof Details & View
Roof Exploded View
Interior - Meditation Master Pod
Back Isometric
Visitors Stay - Plan
Back Facade
Front Isometric
Visitors Stay - Room Interiors
Visitors Stay - Exterior
Front Facade
Facade Exploded View
Gym - Interior
View Beside Welcome Point - South View
View Beside Dinning Area - West View
Year: 2022
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Location: Kodialbail, Karnataka, India
Type: Adaptive Reuse, Commercial
Instructor: Ar. Sumitra Rajesh
Softwares: AutoCAD, Revit, Enscape
This project was designed to develop an ability to appreciate and understand how the vernacular architecture, culture, craftsmanship and heritage were deeply rooted in every part of India in the past. Revive, restore and re use its values in modern context. Vernacular buildings give neighbourhoods their distinct character and at the same time provide a tangible connection between the past and present. Within the urban ensemble provide a setting for life and a unique local character.
This results in the process of adaptive reuse of such buildings in order to make the existing structure and surroundings active once again.
Kodialguthu House and the family have a history of over 600 years. The present structure of the house dates back to roughly around 250 years.
1. Existing Building “Guthu Mane”
2. 3M Setbacks (Mangalore Bye-Laws)
3. Possible Entries
4. Block bent to get more North Light
5. Placing and Connecting the block to the “Guthu Mane” and adding a courtyard in the middle.
First Floor - Stack 1, Librarian Room, Computer Lab
Basement - 12 Cars
Ground Floor - Cafeteria, Newstand
Second Floor - Stack 2, Hotelling, Silent Reading
Kodial Guthu Mane
Guthu houses mean homes of prestige. These beautiful houses are the traditional manor houses of Dakshina Kannada, built to fit the requirements of matrilineal joint families. Guthu Manes were built in the centre of the land holdings that each family owned.
Kodialguthu House and the family have a history of over 600 years. The present structure of the house dates back to roughly around 250 years.
Guthu houses, opulent residences of wealthy Mangalorean landlords, were built adhering to Vastu principles. They resembled mini-temples with sloping tile roofs and expansive courtyards overlooking paddy fields. Reflecting bygone wealth and prestige, these houses prioritized comfort in the region’s hot and humid climate while showcasing architectural grandeur.
Guthu houses featured a “jaal” – an open space with a coconut leaf shelter. They had verandas for outdoor sitting and beautiful doors crafted from teakwood or rosewood.
The inner courtyard boasted ornate wooden pillars supporting a decorated ceiling with mango, floral, foliage, and coin motifs. Solid wooden beams, known as “jantis,” provided structural support for this grand ceiling.
Guthu Mane 1 - Windows
Guthu Mane 1 - Balcony View
Guthu Mane 1 - Interior (Art Gallery)
Guthu Mane 1 - Side View
East Elevation South Elevation
View at Stack 1
View at Terrace
DESIGN SNIPPETS
Architecture Campus - Foyer
Architecture Campus - Foyer
Architecture Campus - Faculty Lobby
Architecture Campus - Facade
4-Star Hotel - Facade
ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY
DUBAI RESIDENCE
Firm: Stapati Bangalore
Location: Dubai
Type: Residence
Worked On: Sections, Elevations, Schedules, BIM, Renders Softwares: AutoCAD, Revit, Sketch-Up, Enscape
The Dubai Residence for Mr. Shamlal, Managing Director of Malabar Gold and Diamonds, is a 3,192 sqm luxury villa set on a 4,000 sqm site.
The design combines modern elegance with timeless sophistication, utilizing natural materials such as marble, travertine, sandstone, bronze, brass fixtures, cladding, and fluted glass to create a seamless blend of luxury and warmth.
Key features include expansive spaces for leisure and relaxation, such as a swimming pool, gym, spa, landscaped garden, and a serene gazebo. Practicality is ensured with caretaker’s quarters, ample visitor parking, and dedicated service areas. The thoughtfully designed walkway integrates the villa with its lush surroundings, fostering tranquility and connectivity.
This residence is a harmonious fusion of aesthetic beauty, natural materials, and functional luxury, offering a bespoke living experience that perfectly balances contemporary comfort with timeless architectural charm.
Main Staircase
Family Dining (7.19 x 7.87m) (23’7” x 25’10”)
Informal Living (11.70 x 7.87m) (38’5” x 25’10”)
Home theatre (5.70 x 7.56m) (18’8” x 24;10)
Dry Kitchen (4.75 x 3.18m) (15’7” x 10’5”)
Wet Kitchen (4.26 x 2.40m) (14’ x 7’11”)
Industrial Kitchen + utility + staff dining (4.12 x 7.24m) (13’6” x 23’9”)
Store (2.00 x 3.21m) (6’7” x 10’6”)
Housekeeping (1.75 x 3.26m) (5’9” x 10’8”)
Laundry (2.76 x 2.41m) (9’1” x 7’11”)
Deck (7.90 x 20.21m) (25’11” x 66’3”)
Wide Deck (2.60m) (8’6”)
Family Dinning
Guest Bedroom (4.35 x 7.00m) (14’3” x 23’)
(2.85 x 1.75m) (9’4” x 5’9”) Bathroom (2.77 x 3.77m) (9’1” x 12’4”)
Bedroom View 2
Bathroom View
Bedroom View 1
Wardrobe
Room (3.73 x 5.30m) (12’3” x 18’3”)
Room (5.79 x 5.50m) (19’ x 18’3”)
RAIPUR RESIDENCE
Firm: Stapati Bangalore
Location: Raipur
Type: Residence
Worked On: Sections, Structure, Schedules, Renders
Softwares: AutoCAD, Sketch-Up, Enscape
Situated in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, the Aditya Singhania Residence spans an expansive 19,001 sqm, featuring five premium villas, each with 464 sqm ground coverage and a total built-up area of 930–1,100 sqm.
The project showcases modern luxury with thoughtfully designed spaces for privacy and community living.
Shared amenities include a 50-seater multi-purpose hall, swimming pool, gym, spa, caretaker’s quarters, and ample visitor parking. The lush landscaping features a walkway, common garden, and a gazebo, offering serene spaces for relaxation and social gatherings.
Blending contemporary design with functionality, this project redefines upscale living, delivering a harmonious balance of elegance, comfort, and community engagement.
Reception
Projector Room
Welcome Point Exterior
LEAF RESORT
Firm: Stapati Bangalore
Location: Bangalore
Type: Resort
Worked On: Renders, BOQ
Softwares: AutoCAD, Sketch-Up, Enscape
The Terrablue Leaf Resort, set on a compact 600 sqm site, is a serene getaway that harmonizes contemporary architecture with natural elements, offering a luxurious and tranquil experience. The resort features exposed brick facades and expansive glass panels, seamlessly merging indoor and outdoor spaces. This design ensures abundant natural light and fosters a deep connection with the lush greenery that surrounds the property.
The reception area is designed with bold and elegant elements, including a black stone desk, warm wooden ceilings, and vibrant nature-inspired artwork, creating a welcoming and tranquil atmosphere. Thoughtful landscaping, with soft greenery and open spaces, adds to the resort’s charm.
Despite its compact size, Terrablue Leaf Resort is a testament to efficient design, offering a perfect balance of modern luxury, functionality, and a deep connection to nature.
When I see architecture that moves me, I hear music in my inner ear.
- Frank Lloyd Wright
Music is liquid architecture; Architecture is frozen music.
- Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe