Interior Design Portfolio 2023 by Aakanksha Mistry

PORTFOLIO AAKANKSHA MISTRY Interior design 2023

CONTENT 01

Raksha Hospitality

07 Cyber Ants

02 OneBKC

08 Pilhibit House

Dakshin Restaurant

09 Workify

Lush @ Look Good Live, Coventry

Trails 05 Happy Preschool

Scotstounhill Railway Station

Light box

ABOUT ME

Work Experience Perspective Inc. | Proprietor | Present K P Interior | Partner | Present Lush Coventry | Sales Assistant | Nov 2021 - Mar 2023 Designers Group | Junior Interior Designer | Dec 2020 - Mar 2021 Flipspaces | Interior Design Intern | Jun 2019 - Aug 2019 Design Ideology Design isn’t just about making things visually pleasing; it’s about transforming creations from mere eye candy to something deeply meaningful for the end user. Crafting exceptional experiences is key, and that aspect should never be overlooked.

aakankasha.mistry98@gmail.com +91 9769977228 References available upon request.

Skills & Expertise AutoCAD Rhinoceros Keyshot 3DsMax Sketchup Enscape Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop MS Word MS Excel MS PowerPoint

RAKSHA HOSPITALITY PREMIUM CATERING, DAHISAR, MUMBAI DESIGN CONCEPT

FLOOR PLAN

Step into an opulent oasis, where rich textures meet elegant simplicity. The warm, muted color palette evokes a sense of intimacy, allowing guests to focus on the culinary delights before them. Soft ambient lighting casts a warm glow, enhancing the overall ambiance and creating an inviting atmosphere. Custom-crafted, sleek marble top table adorned with delicate floral arrangements provide a touch of nature, while plush upholstered chairs provide comfort during tastings. The palette is tastefully muted, featuring soft earthy tones, complementing the vibrant creations on the tasting table. In this tasting room, culinary artistry meets interior elegance, promising an unforgettable private dining experience that leaves taste buds and aesthetic sensibilities thoroughly satisfied. MOOD BOARD

The concept revolves around crafting an exclusive dining experience, achieved by opting for a single large table. This choice not only imparts a sense of luxury but also visually elongates the space, creating the illusion of a more expansive area.

3D RENDERS

ONE BKC PUBLIC WASHROOMS, MUMBAI

MOOD BOARD

PROJECT BRIEF

The soaring heights of One BKC at the commercial hub of the Bandra Kurla Complex are the proud pillars of the commercial capital, Mumbai. The building is owned by Blackstone Comapny & is operated by Nucleus Office Parks. The brief of this project is to design & refurbish the existing Lobby washrooms of Tower A, B & C. FLOOR PLAN TOWER B & C

FLOOR PLAN TOWER A

3D RENDERS

DAKSHIN RESTAURANT

FLOOR PLAN

ITC GRAND CENTRAL, MUMBAI PROJECT BRIEF

The Dakshin Restaurant project, located within ITC Grand Central, Lower Parel, was successfully accomplished and delivered. The project’s objective was the transformation of a former Chinese restaurant into an authentic South Indian dining experience. This project is designed & executed by our team. ELEVATION A & B

ELEVATION C & D

SITE IMAGES

LUSH @ LOOK GOOD LIVE Beauty & Christmas Event, Coventry PROJECT BRIEF

Lush, Fresh, Handmade Cosmetics. The brief of this project is to design a way to highlight what Lush does as a company, highlight all the Christmas collection, and some all-year-round products. While having these products, showcasing the “Snow Fairy” range was the prime criteria to design around. I assisted the store manager in designing how the stall would look, including all aspects such as working out the placements of furniture, customer flow and VM of the product. To ensure we were able to visualise the space clearly, I created a digital model of the space with various different designs which informed our space set up. This was overall a really successful event, and resulted in £8225 of total sales and fantastic photo opportunities for the event and visitors. INITIAL IDEATION

FLOOR PLAN

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HAPPY TRAILS PRESCHOOL Everyday is a New Adventure PROJECT BRIEF

Early childhood education is an important stepping stone in a child’s life. The design of a preschool environment can greatly reinforce the learning process of a child. This project explores how interior design can enhance this learning process for both neurotypical and neurodiverse children between the age of 2 to 5 years old. The main aim of designing a preschool is to create a safe and homely space for children between the age of 2 to 5 years old. The design objective is to create spaces that do not differentiate between those neurotypical and neurodiverse. The preschool will be designed using the Waldorf education method.

DESIGN CONCEPT

Keeping “learn through play” as the main lens for designing, children’s books are equally playful and educating simultaneously. Therefore drawing inspiration from these books and how the world is illustrated in these books, the preschool will be designed to resemble these books. Children learn best from their surroundings and nature.

NEURODIVERSITY IN KIDS

My Little Cities

A Very Busy Day

Children’s story book by Jennifer Adams

By Chisanga Mukuka and illustrated by El Marto.

Usability Simple & Intuitive use

The term “Neurodiverse” refers to a group of people who are neurodivergent. Autism, Dyslexia, ADHD and Dyspraxia all fall in the same orbit of “neurodiversity” and are all neurodiverse conditions.

Universal Design Accessibility

Inclusion

Equitable access

Proactive Integration

WALDORF EDUCATION METHOD

The Waldorf education movement was first developed in Europe nearly 100 years ago and now is implemented globally. It was developed by an Austrian philosopher, social reform and visionary named Rudolf Steiner. The learning process in a Waldorf school fundamentally involves three parts: thinking, feeling, and acting. The curriculum and approach used by Waldorf instructors to foster and inspire each child’s development via the arts, academics, and practical skills are built on this foundation. (Sunbridge Institute, 2022)

BROOMFIELD PARK MEDICAL CENTRE SITE ANALYSIS

Broomfield Park Medical Centre is one of the leading doctor’s offices located on the Spon End in Coventry, West Midlands, United Kingdom. It is within 1 km of the city centre. The building is 15 years old and shares ground with Broomfield Pharmacy. The building has an external brick cladding with contrasting headers and a lowpitch roof with concrete roof tiles. Total Area: Ground floor: 565 sq.m. First floor: 362 sq.m. Second floor: 168 sq.m. Total = 1095 sq.m. North: Residential + Retail South: Broomfield Place & Park East: Residential + Church + Butts Park Arena + Pubs & restaurants

ADVANTAGES WALDORF EDUCATION METHOD

Children can leisurely enjoy their childhood. The learning and curriculum are age relevant. In-depth learning experiences. Students are given an active role in deciding their education routes and structure. Waldorf schools produce well-informed individuals. Creativity is encouraged in the Waldorf method. The Waldorf method takes away the pressure from the children. (Sunbridge Institute, 2022) (Andreas, 2022)

West: Railway Arches + Industrial area

Wind Analysis

Sunpath Analysis

Proposed Drawings

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INTERIOR & SPATIAL DESIGN

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INTERIOR & SPATIAL DESIGN

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CLASSROOM

DO NOT SCALE THIS DRAWING. USE FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY.

CONTRACTOR MUST VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING ANY WORK.

THESE DRAWINGS ARE TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ARCHITECTURAL BASE DRAWINGS & RELEVANT CONSULTANT DRAWINGS.

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library

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science room

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RAMP wall of fame

bag storage

math room Partition + black board

climbing wall

Staff toilets

Seats/ climbing suspended from ceiling boiler room

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fire exit + SIDE ENTRANCE

bin store

LIFT SWING

staff room

PHARMACY PARKING

reception desk

Music room

EXISTING GATE

admin office

Cooking zone

PHARMACY PARKING foam pit waiting area

outdoor play area PEDESTRIAN ENTRANCE

"grow your food" area

first floor roof

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push car space

Broomfield Park Medical Centre, Spon End, Coventry CV1 3HQ

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Cooking zone

Client:

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HAPPY TRAILS

Broomfield Park Medical Centre, Spon End, Coventry CV1 3HQ

Project:

HAPPY TRAILS PRESCHOOL

Client: PRIVATE PEDESTRIAN PATHWAY

HAPPY TRAILS

sensory garden

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learning circle

smell (flowers)

FIRST & SECOND FLOOR

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HAPPY TRAILS PRESCHOOL

Touch water feature (sound)

Taste (vegetable/ herbs/ edible flowers)

Title :

FLOOR PLAN

VEHICULAR & PEDESTRIAN ENTRANCE

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INTERIOR & SPATIAL DESIGN

NOTES

DO NOT SCALE THIS DRAWING. USE FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY.

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CONTRACTOR MUST VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING ANY WORK.

THESE DRAWINGS ARE TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ARCHITECTURAL BASE DRAWINGS & RELEVANT CONSULTANT DRAWINGS.

DO NOT SCALE THIS DRAWING. USE FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY.

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CONTRACTOR MUST VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING ANY WORK.

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TRANSPARENT SLIDE GOING DOWN TO THE FIRST FLOOR

paint finish

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25MM THK. TOUGHENED GLASS PARTITION

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SCIENCE ROOM ENTRANCE WALL

MUSIC ROOM STAGE

SCIENCE ROOM ENTRANCE WALL

MUSIC ROOM STAGE

TV SCREEN

OPENING TO ART ROOM

MATTE PAINT FINISH

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CUT OUT OPENING TO SCIENCE ROOM

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ADMIN ROOM

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Broomfield Park Medical Centre, Spon End, Coventry CV1 3HQ

ADMIN ROOM

CORRIDOR

LIBRARY

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ART ROOM & MATH ROOM ENTRANCE WALL

Renders

Bag Storage

Entrance

Reception

Indoor Sports Room

Classroom

First Floor Play Area

Food Zone

Music Room

Science Room

SCOTSTOUNHILL RAILWAY STATION Bringing Communities Together DEMOGRAPHICS & COMMUTER NEEDS

PROJECT BRIEF

The brief of this project is to design a way to reinvigorate and repurpose an ageing and existing commuter train station building of Scotstounhill, Glasgow, Scotland. The idea of the project is to utilise its existing structures and maintain its core station function, whilst giving it a new “life”. SITE ANALYSIS

Scotstounhill Railway Station is a quarter-mile east northeast of Scotstoun and a half-mile west-northwest of Jordanhill in Glasgow City, serving both the Argyle Line and the North Clyde Line. The station is served by Abellio Scot Rail. The station is located very close to convenience stores, taxi and bus stand.

PROJECT BRIEF

30,980 Scotstounhill’s population in 2020

Increase in the numbers of 16-44-yearolds and 45–64-year-olds. Scotstounhill’s

Commuter needs ■ Safe ■ Efficient & comfortable ■ Reliable & seamless journey experience ■ Growing connectivity

SHIP BUILDING COMMUNITY

Two large shipyards on the Upper Clyde are still operational today. They are both owned by BAE Systems Surface Ships. Scotstoun is steeped in a history of creativity, design, and a high degree of maritime engineering that is admired across the world.

Design Proposal

Zoning GROUND FLOOR

■ A space that will educate and bring the community together to explore the nuances of shipbuilding. ■ A space that will have a workshop space, cafe & deli, roof garden and a space that will provide opportunities for meeting and socializing through years of experienced shipbuilders. ■ These workshops will be supported by the local community and will open doors for multigenerational engagement and interaction. ■ This will encourage users to use the station not only for travel but also to engage and meet new people. A space that will stimulate dialogue and aid in creating bonds between the community.

FIRST FLOOR

What you see, touch, smell as you go through a station has an impact on passengers’ satisfaction… It does have a real human impact. Frank Anatole, principal architect at Network Rail

Reference images & Sketches The station needs an innovative and engaging upliftment that will help bridge this gap. The aim is to design a space that will borrow from Scotstoun’s rich history of the Ship-building industry. The design of the station will try to ease circulation through the space while minimizing space wastage. The station will be designed in a way to maximize the use of natural light entering the space, hence having more “connectedness to nature.” The use of natural materials and the concept of biophilia will be one of the main focuses, to create a positive impact on the user’s health and wellbeing.

Proposed Drawings

Sectional Elevation & Renders

Ground Floor Ticket Area

Materials

First Floor Workshop

Section A

Section B Ground Floor Deli Area

First Floor Workshop

Section C Ground Floor Display Area

Roadside Entrance

Section D Roof Garden

Platform Entrance

Treverkever Sand Tile- Parquet

Polished Concrete

Vegan Leather Veruda

Vegan Leather Monza

Carrara Extra White Marble

Stained Douglas Fir Veneer

Birltey Olde English Brick

Bamboo Wood Veneer

CYBER ANTS Ofﬁce design for Game Design Studio PROJECT BRIEF

SPACE DISTRIBUTION

To design a creative yet efficient workspace for Cyber Ants (Gameaudio design studio), on the ground and first floor of 85 BuckinghamGate building in London. The work environment should provide places that offer varying ways to achieve privacy, in both open and enclosedspaces, which is essential for focus. The office should have spaces that facilitate audio design. Layouts where individuals and teams may think clearly concentrate easily, solve problems, and produce new sounds and ideas for the games. Spaces to support the demand for focus, teamwork, and rejuvenation.

Ground Floor

DESIGN IDEAS - KEYWORDS

SITE ANALYSIS

85 Buckingham Gate, originally built in 1988, was renovated in 2011 to a Grade A standard, with VRF air conditioning, raised floors, plaster and metal tiled suspended ceilings with LG7 compliant lighting and PIR sensors, a new passenger elevator, and a contemporary reception room and stairwell. Ground floor (usable area, NIA): 104 sq.m. First floor (usable area, NIA): 154 sq.m. Total area to be designed: 258 sq.m.

First Floor

CREATIVE & EFFICIENT

COLLABORATION

The office will also contain spaces that can integrate design and materiality without compromising performance, allowing for new ways of thinking and creativity to flourish.

Layouts where individuals and teams may think clearly concentrate easily, solve problems, and produce new sounds and ideas for the games.

FOCUS

PRIVACY

Spaces to support the demand for focus, teamwork, and rejuvenation.

The work environment should provide places that offer varying ways to achieve privacy, in both open and enclosed spaces

USER ANALYSIS

Number of Users:8 persons Age Group: 25 to 32 years old Gender Dynamics: 5 male and 3 female

Design requirements: Gaming console, TV screens, quiet corners, breakout areas, coffee station, shower facilities.

Area Distribution

Design Concept The proposed design concept draws inspiration from the inside of a high-performance gaming CPU. The intent is to use the colours and create the look and feel of the studio like the image shown. But the use of these colours will be limited and will be used sensibly. The idea is to make sure that when one into the studio they know, that it is a game studio. It should be stark yet subtle. The design theme will be modern yet will have an eighty’s retro feel to it with the use of light stripes and colours.

Zoning

Material Board Ground Floor

First Floor

Sketches

Proposed Plans

Ground Floor

First Floor

Proposed Sectional Elevations

Renders

Ground Floor Reception

Ground Floor Meeting Room

First Floor Pantry

Ground Floor Reception

First Floor Conference room

First Floor Open Workstations

Ground Floor Seating

First Floor Seating

PILHIBIT HOUSE

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WORKIFY Workspace Design Leveraged for Mobiuso Technologies “The world now requires rapid responses focusing on creativity, innovation and design, rather than solely on delivery. To achieve this, work will increasingly be project-based rather than segmented by department, and will need to take place across teams and silos,”

Agile + Flexible Ofﬁces BREAKOUT

OPEN PLAN

TECHNOLOGY

HUDDLE ROOMS

-AM Cham’s EU Future of Skills report. The demand for workspaces has never been greater. As people are spending more time working in offices and these offices are getting more collaborative, the demand for more casual yet private collaboration spaces are increasing and is putting a strain on meeting rooms. The problem is that offices need access to spaces that support collaboration “on demand.” Since employees perform different tasks and a range of activities throughout the day, no one space can support all the requirements. But every space designed, should promote productivity in some form. But they also need to create a sense of psychological comfort, where employees feel relaxed. Space matters because people matter. The place where people come together needs to provide choice and control over how and when one works. Spaces need to reflect who the individuals and teams are of the organizations and their diverse needs.

COLLABORATIVE DESK

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Workplace Culture = Behaviour

Key Concepts and Changing Demographics of the Indian Workspace

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Mobiuso Technologies ■ Industry: IT Computer Software Development ■ Founded in 2011 ■ Offices in Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Boston ■ 45 employees in the Mumbai office ■ Market research ■ UI/UX design ■ Testing ■ Digital marketing

TRANSPORT

DESIGN BRIEF & CONCEPT Design Brief To design an efficient workspace for Mobiuso Technologies on the 6th floor of Times Square Building, Marol, Mumbai. The work environment should provide places that offer varying ways to achieve privacy, in both open and enclosed spaces, which is essential for focus. The workplace should support the need for focus and rejuvenation through workspaces where individuals and teams can think clearly, concentrate easily, solve problems and generate new ideas. It should encourage regular movement throughout the day and offer options for people to work in sitting, standing or lounge postures. The space should enable quality interactions with teams that are both local and across continents and different time zones and therefore supporting both digital W analogue communication. Spaces will be created such that the social nature of work and that nurture a sense of belonging and foster connections between people and the organization. It will also have spaces that can blend design and materiality without compromising performance can inspire new ways of thinking and fuelling creativity.

Design Concept

Ecosystem of Spaces

A flexible and agile workspace is the one that can adapt and evolve over time. An innovation center and a workcafé is such that, it needs to allow the users to choose their work space based on the task assigned. Therefore, there are five spatial zones that can be designed to accommodate both the employee needs and the organizational needs.

DESIGN PROPOSAL Moodboard, Inspiration & Material board & Color palette

SOCIAL ZONE MEETING ZONE RESOURCE ZONE RESIDENT ZONE MIGRANT ZONE

Zoning

■ Social zone: A social zone is created to build social networking for the organization and increase opportunities for chance encounters. ■ Meeting zone: Spaces that can provide and promote interaction and collaboration for both planned and spontaneous meetings. ■ Resource zone: Spaces that offer work amenities and personal amenities.

■ Resident zone: A resident zone is a space for employees who have assigned spaces and teams to work with. ■ Migrant zone: A space for mobile workers who can use the spaces for collaborative work or individual work. It can also be used by employees who are working between two or more projects or tasks.

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In the layout, the space distribution is based on a horizontal axis that divides the space into three. The front part is reserved for the entrance area and the conference room; while the second part is considered as working and socializing areas; and the third part is used for private rooms and hotdesking. Also, semi-private areas were created in the meeting rooms by using glass. The collaborattion zone is completely flexible zone, where in the users can move the partitions and furniture to create different furniture arrangements as per usage and requirement. The furniture can also be completely moved and the space can be used for events.

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LIGHT BOXES TRANSMISSION While experimenting with light I was fascinated by optical mysteries.The green and blue cascading ripples in the water captivated me – soothing yet unpredictable. Diving deeper into light transmission, I was amazed to find my inspiration. Over time, the boundaries between realism and abstraction blurred as I concentrated on distorted water patterns created by the fabric. These ripples offer me more than peaceful undulating waves that appear on a surface like water. Transmitting lights bounce off the fabric, resulting in shapes & forms that open a doorway to subjective perceptions .

REFLECTION & REFRACTION I find that light’s reflections and refractions offer endless compositions of abstract beauty. I am intrigued by the intricate patterns formed on the surface and how they can convey both movement and stillness, it seems as if these reflections create an alternate reality. Through the light box, my aim is to invent peculiar reflections full of coloured embellishments. The final result is a fresh reality that hopefully poses a sense of intrigue, forcing the viewer to interpret their own ideas about the visual narrative.