Hi, I’m a 22-year-old architect and interior designer, recently graduated from SPA Mysore. I specialize in strategic design, storytelling, and virtual reality, and I’m passionate about continually expanding my skills and knowledge in the field of architecture.
Position : Junior Architect / Interior designer
Experience
Design Kacheri / Office Intern
Esthetique Architects / Construction site intern
“During this time, I have handled a diverse range of projects, including residential, commercial, hospital, event hall, and restaurant interiors, as well as urban design. I excel in planning, modeling, and rendering”
Education
2019 - 2024
School of Planning and Architecture, Mysore
2017 - 2019 Learners PU college, Mysore
2014 - 2017 St. John’s School
Software
Drafting Auto cad, Manual
Modeling Sketch Up, Rhino, Revit
Render Lumion / En scape / Twin motion
Adobe Photoshop / InDesign / Illustrator
Languages
Kannada Native
English Professional
Hindi
Cam pus des ign
fine arts campus
Mysore, India
Individual I Academic I 2022
PROGRAM
The project brief was to design a campus for fine arts students, incorporating hostel facilities. The site, spanning 12 acres, features a 12-meter elevation change and is oriented towards a picturesque lake.
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AIM OF THE PROJECT
The design approach for this project was straightforward. Given that the campus was for fine arts students, the first priority was to integrate indoor spaces with nature. Next, the design aimed to incorporate natural sounds within the campus environment. Finally, every classroom was oriented to offer a pleasing view of the lake, taking into account the local climate conditions
Five departments
Sculpting
CONCEPT AND DEVELOPMENT
A great view of the lake is visible from all the classrooms.
Maintain the hight of the building block
Connection with be achieved by through to sound like water sound etc
The design integrates architecture site’s 12-meter contour, preserving the scape while offering lake views, interactive dent spaces, and outdoor workspaces laborative and flexible learning environments.
Functions
1. Entry
2. Parking
3. Admin
4. Photography
5. Animation
6. Recreation space
7. Graphic design
13. Lake nature can visually, water fall, bird with the the landinteractive stuworkspaces for colenvironments.
8. Painting
9. Auditorium
10. Staff quarters
11. Hostel
12. Basket ball court
BLOCK A
Totally there are 4 education blocks in the campus where Block A : photography, animation, Block C: painting. Block B : graphic design, Block D: sculpting.
DESIGN
The design is mainly of concrete, wood and glass type of construction and this resembles the Brutalist style of architecture.
North east view
Tri
bal Vill age 02
for the development of tribes
Bandipur, India
Individual I Academic I 2024
PROGRAM
The brief of the project was to design a communial space for the tribes of bandipur with provide them 3 basic structure
1. Shulter
2. Education
3. Skill training
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CONCEPT
The concept and the from are inspired from there own tribal costume and tradition: Architecture influenced by local customs, traditions, and attire embodies cultural identity. It integrates design elements, materials, and spatial arrangements reflective of traditional practices, honoring heritage and fostering a sense of belonging within the community, thus creating spaces that resonate with the essence of their cultural heritage.
MASTER PLAN LEVEL ZONING
Jenu kuruba
The design inspried from the tribal pattrons
Betta kuruba Soligas
SCHOOL
The primary school for tribal students was designed to seamlessly integrate indoor and outdoor spaces, fostering a connection with nature by featuring classrooms with three sides open to the outside.
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
Creation of green pockets
Arrangement of classes
Land with vevetation Form of courtyard
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
Courtyard
Class room
Canal Intervention 03
urban design
hospet, India
colaborative I Academic I 2023
PROGRAM
The brief of the project was to document and give intervention to bank of the canals with respect to the urban design context.
The agreement of June, 1956 between Andhra Pradesh and Mysore provided that the quantity of water to be drawn annually in right bank high level canal is to be 1415.84 Mm3 (50.00TMC) and is to be shared in the ratio of 35:65 between Mysore and Andhra Pradesh and the cost is to be shared on cu sec mile basis between the two Governments. The agreement also provided that the common works of the canal should be undertaken by the Board.
The Right Bank High Level Canal (RBHLC) in Hospet, Karnataka, is a vital irrigation canal that plays a crucial role in the agricultural development of the region. It is one of the two main canals emanating from the Tungabhadra Dam, the other being the Left Bank Low Level Canal (LBCLL).
The Right Bank High Level Canal (RBHLC), a lifeline for Hospet, Karnataka, is a marvel of engineering crisscrossing the landscape with its vital flow. Imagine a shimmering ribbon of water snaking its way for 177 kilometers, carrying the lifeblood of agriculture and more.
Born from the mighty Tungabhadra Dam, the RBHLC, aptly named, sits on the right bank of the river. With a powerful discharge of 37.6 cubic meters of water per second, it nourishes over 180,000 hectares of land in Bellary, Raichur, and Koppal districts.
A Landscape Transformed:
Once barren fields have blossomed under the RBHLC's watchful gaze. Rice, sugarcane, cotton, and vegetables thrive in its embrace, painting the region with a vibrant tapestry of agricultural prosperity. Beyond Fields:
The RBHLC isn't just about crops. It quenches the thirst of villages and towns along its path, providing precious water for homes and industries.
Challenges and Resilience:
Like a warrior facing trials, the RBHLC contends with climate change and erratic rainfall. Water scarcity casts a shadow, but human ingenuity, through water-saving technologies and sustainable practices, helps the canal keep flowing
BUILDING USE
- Majority of the buildings around the canal are residential.
BUILDING AGE
- 56% of the buildings are aged 20-60 years old.
- 44% of the building are aged 0-20 years old.
- No buildings above 60 years old.
BUILDING HIGHT
- The building height on either sides of the canal increases in ascending order.
VEGETATION
- Less vegetation found within 10 m of the canal.
- No activities seen due to lack of shade adjacent to canal.
Propose imagining Hospet's streets as vibrant arteries for life, not just cars. By weaving in dedicated cycle tracks and serene walking paths, we'll empower residents to choose active, healthy journeys. Canopies of trees will shade these paths, offering respite and breathing life into the cityscape. This isn't just infrastructure, it's a transformation, a vibrant tapestry woven with movement, nature, and community spirit. Let's reclaim the streets for people, one pedal stroke and leafy step at a time
CANAL SECTION
1. Canals can be susceptible to pollution from various sources, waste dumping, and storm water runoff. This pollution can degrade water quality.
2. Slum development along the canal can lead to increased pollution, waste dumping, and habitat destruction. This can negatively impact the canal's ecosystem and the overall environmental health of the area.
3. The absence of street lighting along the canal creates safety hazards for residents, pedestrians, and visitors. Dark areas can become hot spots for criminal activities and accidents, affecting the overall well-being of the community.
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Eve nt Sp ace
for the development of tribes
Mysore, India
Collaborative I Group I 2024
PROGRAM
The brief of the project was to design a event space which is for function and celebration and should be easily transformable during no seasonal time as multipurpose hall structure
1. Even hall
2. Accommodation
CONCEPT
The intent of the design was to have a Traditional celebration space. The space was designed with the traditional elements with modern touch traditional elements like kalyani and contemporary elements like wood and glass. And the space is designed for 1300 - 1500 people. it also include the accommodation. During the non seasonal time this can also be used for yoga and other uses.
ZONING
Accommodation
Kalyani
Main block
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Work ing Dra wing
Site drawings
Collaborative I Academic I 2024
PROGRAM
The following drawings contains the drawings of staircase details, electrical layout, plumbing, door window details, toilet details.
