Portfolio_RiyaPeriwal_2023

PORTFOLIO

INTERIOR DESIGN

CURRICULUM VITAE

Riya Periwal

I am an aspiring Interior design student from Ahmedabad, For me, design extends beyond the mere visual appeal of a space. It involves a comprehensive understanding of needs and preferences, the functionality of the space, and the representation of their unique essence.

Personally, I believe that design is about communicating ideas via visuals and unique experiences.

Education

Digital Skills

Analogous Skills

2020-24

GLS Institute of Design Environment and space design

2016 - 2020

Udgam School For Children

Autocad

Sketchup

Lumion

Photoshop

Conceptualization

Sketching

Rendering

Design Thinking

Sepal exotica, Thaltej, Ahmedabad , Gujarat

periwalriya5@gmail.com

8905851552

_riyaperiwal_

2008 - 2016

Anand Niketan Shilaj

Indesign RD Works

MS Office

3D Visualization

Drafting

Material Exploration

Language Interests Participation

English Photography

Hindi

Gujarati

Travelling

Dancing

Reading

Residential DesignCompetition (Archdais Interior Awards)

Prototyping

(GLS University Upcoming Building)

Glass Workshop

Terracotta Workshop

Laser Cutting Workshop

TABLE OF CONTENT

Shyle By Astha

SHYLE BY ASTHA

Retail Design

Shyle By Asta is an authentic silver jewelry brand that operates exclusively through the online medium of Instagram and its online store. This brand offers a wide range of product categories at different prices. The piece has a modern, minimalist feel with touches of traditional elements throughout the piece.

A well-known company, its concepts and products, the atmosphere revolves around a modern, minimalist atmosphere and classic features.

The main goal in designing this store was to turn the online store into a physical store.

Since the brand hails from Jaipur and the actual store is planned for Ahmedabad, it was important that the space was designed with the spirit of Jaipur in mind. The idea behind the design of the store was to incorporate elements, shades and shapes commonly associated with Jaipur. To conceptualize a space that strengthens the brand by adding modernity to tradition.

The fundamental goal of zoning out the space was to create zones that breaks the linearity of the space.

Sectional Elevation

Sitting Display Elevation

Typical False Ceiling Section

Not to Scale

Project: Shyle by Astha Legend Key Plan

DWG: False Ceiling Layout All Measurements are in mm

Typology : Retail

Gypsum Board at LVL. +600 from slab bottom 4 way Cassette AC

Gypsum Board at LVL. +500 from slab bottom

Plywood at LVL. +500 from slab bottom

Brick Wall Concrete

Finished Ceiling LVL +600 MM (Gypsum Board)

Finished Ceiling LVL +500 MM (Gypsum Board)

Finished Ceiling LVL +500 MM (Plywood)

Air Conditioning Layout

Not to Scale

Project: Shyle by Astha Legend Key Plan

DWG: AIR Conditioning Layout All Measurements are in mm

Typology : Retail

Location: Shilp Epitome

Brick Wall Concrete

Outdoor Unit

Inlet Pipe

Outlet Pipe 4 Way Cassette AC

Air Conditioning Specification

Brand : Samsung (4 way cassate AC)

Model No. : AC071NN4SEC/TL (I.D.O)

AC071NX4SEC/TL (O.D.U)

Tonnage : 2ton

Dimension : 840 x 204 x 840 mm(I.D.O)

880 x 793 x 310 mm (O.D.U)

PLYWOOD LVL +500 MM

GYPSUM BOARD LVL +600 MM

GYPSUMBOARD LVL +500 MM

Section A Scale : 4:1

Specification

Name : Westin Grey

Type : Vitrified Tile

Image

Size : 1600 x 800

Thickness : 12 mm

Brand : Crystal Shine

Color : Grey Tint

Finish : Polished

Quantity : 109 Tiles

Quantity : 109 Tiles

Not to Scale

DWG: Flooring Layout All Measurements are in mm

Typology : Retail Location: Shilp Epitome

Brick Wall Concrete

Starting Tile Existing Tile

Project: Shyle by Astha Legend Key Plan Residue Residue Used

No. Of Full Tiles : 97 No. Of Residue Tiles : 97

Wastage : 5 % Total No. Of Tiles : 109

User Interaction

Through our study of the ergonomics of bar stools, we investigated the proper height for the stools and engaged with users to better understand the challenges they face when using them. As a result of our research, we discovered that shorter individuals often encounter difficulties when climbing onto bar stools, and the footrest was identified as a significant concern among users. It is important to fully understand the challenges faced by users to design a functional and user-friendly product.

By paying attention to details such as height and footrest design, we designed a bar stool that addresses these concerns,keeping in mind th optimal size of the stool and provides a comfortable experience for all users.

Interaction To Intervention Ideation Inference

When engaging, we identified the leg rest as one of the primary concerns among users of various heights, since the chair’s length makes it difficult for users to rest their legs.

Renders

H2WOOD

Generative Design

Creating a double curved surface by exploiting and contradicting the existent physical properties of a material and permitting it to take its shape using the method of generative design under parametric design

MDF (Medium density fiberboard) is consistent in strength & size & it has stable aspects (less extension and constriction than regular wood) hence its flexibility and curvilinearity were subjugated.

Technique

Creating CAD design with having different constants and variables.

The composed work was laser cut with slits on 1.8 mm MDF

KIRIGAMI (kiru - cut , kamipaper)

the paper is both cut and fold, resulting in a three-dimensional pattern.

HYGROSCOPY

the ability to capture and retain water droplets from its surroundings through absorption or adsorption.(eg. wood)

Material

soaking the mdf in tap water at room temperature(24oC) for 10mins each

Bamboo sticks were cut in various sizes ranging from 10mm to 120mm and fixed onto the soaked slit.

The sticks were removed and observed after drying overnight in an enclosed environment.

1.8 mm MDF Tap Water Bamboo Sticks

Bow Crook

Constants: Size of shape, slit, inter and intra gap, the height of stick, time of soaking MDF, and orientation

Experiment 1

Type: Rectangular growth

Variables:distance between slit

Experiment 3

Type: Rectangular angular growth

Variables: Size and orientation of slits, size of sticks

Inference:10mm slit curvature was observed.

Experiment 2

Type: Rectangular growth

Variables: Size of slit, the height of stick (descending from the width)

Inference: 30° gives a strong curvilinear structure.

Experiment 4

Type: Ascending continuous angular

Variables: Orientation (increasing angles), size of slits, fillet arc joining them, and height of sticks (increasing)

Inference: Along the breadth, a very high curve is observed

Inference: A gradual change in angles provides steep curves.

Experiment

Type: Rectangular growth

Variables:distance between slit

Final Exploration

Inference:10mm slit curvature was observed.

Final Experiment

Type: Reiteration of Triangular development

Variables: Orientation, size of slits, fillet arc joining them, and height of sticks

Constants: Size of shape, slit, inter and intra gap, the height of stick, time of soaking MDF, and orientation TOP VIEW

Inference: Along the breadth, a very high curve is observed

Getting maxium doubly curve surface on all different axis

Prototyping one's own house in a 1:50 scale can be an exciting experience similar to creating a miniature version of space. The process involves measuring the dimensions of the house, creating a draft at a 1:50 scale, and finally moving on to building the model. The entire procedure had been both enjoyable and challenging.

Throughout the process of creating the house prototype, helped to develop and acquire a diverse range of new skills that have proven valuable in my professional development. These skills include a comprehensive understanding of different scales, extensive knowledge of various materials and their properties, as well as practical model-making skills.

Hand drafted plan at 1: 50 scale

Process

Given the opportunity, we were able to work on a project which involved prototyping a upcoming building for our college, in a 1:1000 scale.

Having been involved in this project, I was able to benefit in various ways. The constraints of time and the requirement for teamwork allowed me to further develop my abilities and to gain a better understanding of my own strengths and limitations. Moreover, my involvement in this project was instrumental in my own personal growth.

During the project, we came across numerous real-time challenges, developed our expertise in various software tools and operated a laser cutting machine. Additionally, experimentation with different materials and gaining knowledge about the industry have proved to be extremely helpful for us.

Sketchup Model

Credit : Architect Apurva Amin

Base for the model Laser Cutting Floor Plates

Elevations of different side

Assembly of Model

Stacking of Floor Plates

Camera : NIKON D5600

Camera : NIKON D5600

Camera : NIKON D5600

Camera : NIKON D5600

Camera : One Plus

Camera : NIKON D5600

Camera : NIKON D5600

Camera : One Plus

Camera : One Plus Camera : One Plus