Abishai Choragudi Academic Portfolio - 2020-2023

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portfolio abishai choragudi


Compiled in partial completion of a Bachelor’s of Design Faculty of Design CEPT University, Ahmedabad

Printed in October 2023 by Siddhi Printech


selected works of abishaichoragudi

a collection of design projects produced during 2020-2023


Copyright Abishai Choragudi Design and Typesetting by Abishai Choragudi Printed in India by Siddhi Printech, Ahmedabad Cover Design by Abishai Choragudi Acknowledgements Images: All images are reproductions of the author's work, unless credited otherwise.

Typefaces: Rotis® Sans Serif is a trademark of Monotype Imaging Inc. registered in the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office and may be registered in certain jurisdictions. Designed by Otl Aicher, 1988. BVH Anto Plot & Mono are a trademark of BVH Type S.A.S. 9 avenue, Taillade, F-75020 Paris, France Neither of the two fonts are under a paid license, they are reproduced in this document without authorization. This document is a test publication as a part of university requirements, and I hereby declare that I am not going to use it in any commercial capacity. First printed by Siddhi Printech in October 2023 13, Basement, Liberty Complex, Swastik Cross Road, Off. C. G. Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380009 Not for sale.


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kieru

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the wing

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the future collection

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design for excellence

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remodeling residences

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kochi biennale

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display shelf for a handicraft store

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seating artefact for a beach

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concepts & motion graphics

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production planning & engineering

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residential interior design

international art exhibition

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abishaichoragudi education CEPT University, India Bachelor of Design, Building Products and Systems 2019 - 2024

Page Academy, Hyderabad Higher Secondary Certificate (93.6%) 2017-2019

Instituto Politécnico de Castelo Branco, Portugal International Student Exchange Feb - July 2023

St. Andrew’s School, Hyderabad Class X, CGPA 10 2005-2017

experience Odisha Design Council Industrial Design Intern 6 Months | Hybrid Raasta Studios Production and Storyboarding Intern 3 Months | Hyderabad

Leave No Fingerprints Graphics & Posters The Spiral Co-Editor for Student Newsletter at CEPT


awards

skills * * * * *

Woodworking * Metalworking Laser & CNC Drafting * Model Making

Layout & Publication Design Research Writing

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SolidWorks Keyshot AutoCAD Rhinoceros 7 Grasshopper for Rhino Photoshop

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Indesign Illustrator Lumion Figma Blender SketchUp

contact

CEPT Merit Scholarship 2019-2024 Kochi Student’s Biennale, 2022 Group Art Show “Agents: Glimpses of a Studio Process” Design Culture Award, 2022 Runner-up prize for “The Wing” ARCH College, Jaipur

abishai.ug190029@cept.ac.in

+91 9100824002 +351 913 940 636 www.abishai.in


Kieru Problem Statement To design a display unit for a handicraft store. The display objects are small artifacts, marquetry boxes and tableware. The product was to be made only using wood. Design Approach Translating the spirit the product in a contemporary context, while keeping material and manufacturing constraints of wood in mind culminated in this shelving system.

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Display Shelf for a Handicraft Store


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1:5 Scale Teakwood Model

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Deriving a Concept

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Joinery Details

A simple mortise allows for a variety of brackets to be used, depending on the need.


To showcase the capabilities of wood, no fasteners were used for the main loadbearing joints. Photographs: Pratiti Pandit

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In Context When placed in the store, it takes on a dynamic quality looking elegant when viewed from any direction.

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Drawing produced with inputs from Karan Gandhi

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The Wing Problem Statement Drawing inspiration from a mantaray, how can we decipher the animal’s form and biological characteristics to design a building product? Design Negotiating the needs and desires of the user vs. the principles abstracted from the natural element, culminated in this public seating artefact for Shivrajpur beach.

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Seating Artefact for a Beach


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Concept and Ideation

Image: Esteban Tore on Flickr

Principles and Characteristics

Individuality and Identity

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Scale and Proportions

Structure and Geometry

Planar - Curved Surfaces


Studying Movement and Kinetics

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Generating Motifs after Research

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Capturing the essence of the ray culminated in the generation of a motif, to guide and anchor the form-finding process.

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Concept Models How does one translate abstract qualities such as motion, structure, movement, into form?

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Analytical Matrix: Form and Material What kind of material does a certain form demand? How do we understand material behaviour?

Plastic (Recycled+Virgin 50-50 mix)

Aluminium Frame Structure

Form

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Ease of Installation

Strength

Ease of Installation

Strength

Weather Resistance

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Weather Resistance

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Manufacturability

Manufacturability

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materials matter matter GFRP Shell Sandblasted 12mm thk, Cast Polycarbonate Joint Sanded and Polished Additive Manufactured Aluminium Sheet Deep Grey Anodized 15mm thk, CNC Milled

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Aluminium Rod Iridescent Blue Anodized Ø12mm, Welded Aluminium Sheet Deep Grey Anodized 8mm thk, CNC Milled

Aluminium Rod + Sheet Deep Grey Anodized, Welded

Exploded Isometric & Details


The Future Collection Problem Statement How can we celebrate materia`ls and modernity in the form of design objects, and represent them for a digital design week? Design Approach A line of products called “The Future” encapsulated the possibilities of modern manufacturing, parametric design and modern sensibilities.

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Product Conceptualization


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Objects inspired by Typography

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of the future; combining forms and postures to produce a form symbolic of the topography of rest. Manufactured using 6xxx marine grade Aluminium for the supports and rods, with simple grooves for joinery, this assembly based module is a statement in space.

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Top: (SubD) (Above) Figure 1. Shows the progression in ideas, for the Modeling & Surface overall form. The next few figures (Right) are the final Extraction using Grasshopper form which evolved, combining a free seating area, slowly orts om morphing into a backrest. This movement in form is inspired by the topological theme it is based upon.

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Design for Excellence Brief Understanding the relation between design and manufacturing processes was the focus of the studio. Design To propose an improved manufacturing pipeline for an existing product: a showerhead. This included manuf1ing, production and planning, packaging, shipping and logistics etc.

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Manufacturing and Production Engineering


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3 - Stage Analysis of a Showerhead

History, Patents and Previous Designs This helped understand what the critical parts are. What was modified, evolved, omitted, or added. Image: US Patents Office

Codes and Standards Without these, products can never reach the market. They specify water pressure, spray area, efficiency and how to test these parameters, among other things.

Measure Drawing Before modeling it, sketching and studying the part helped understand it’s construction and notice details.

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what can help them read it? (annotations, datums, tolerances)

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who is it meant for? (machinist, assy. line worker)

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SolidWorks® Plastic Simulation injection efficiency study CEPT University, Navrangpura 380009, India. 18 September 2022

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Max. central temperature

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Max. bulk temperature

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Averaged perfect cooling time

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CPU Time

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Cycle Time

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Highlighted parameters have been improved *Increased as compared to existing injection method Simulation of Front Cover Plate 3

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Front Cover Plate 3

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The House of Many Colors Brief To design a house in the old city of Ahmedabad, for a traditional Indian family. Design What connections or disconnections will be meaningful? How am I creating/blocking these connections, while being sensitive to privacy? Can this space do more than I intend it to? Allowing flexibility as necessary

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Residential Interior Design


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Organisation of Spaces

2nd Floor

1st Floor

Ground Floor

Basement

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Private/Bedroom

Buffer/Gathering Spaces

Programmatic Spaces

Circulation


Ground Floor

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Section AA’

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Kochi Biennale Brief The installation removes the mystery veil behind which architects and designers work We want the viewers to critique, question and challenge us, since they are the ones affected by what happens on the tackboard, so to speak.

Team Abishai Choraugudi Prakruti Parsiya Dhyani Savsaviya Dev Desai Tanvi Prasad

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Curators Amshu Chukki Suvani Suri Guide Ryan Abreu

Agents: Glimpses of a Studio Process


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Agents: Glimpses of a Studio Process The installation shows the general public how designers think & make decisions about issues that affect them everyday thus building an accountability between the two. 39


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(Clockwise from Top) “Welcome to the Machine” “Lights Out” “Notations” “Jhula” 2022 Graphite on archival paper, pinned to tackboard

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A dystopian vision of factories, where if efficiency is implemented without a human touch, it can become very oppressive. Speculating about future industrial production, I’ve reimagined the drawings as parts of a factory; eg. Shower pipe as an assembly line, shower as an electroplating tank.


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speculative industrial futures


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