Architecture Portfolio by Manthan Modh

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CV - MANTHAN MODH

PERSONAL PROFILE

MANTHAN MODH Architect | Designer

Date of birth Nationality Languages

02 December 1996 Indian English | Hindi | Gujarati

Address

Flat 54 Calthorpe Court, 280 Pershore Road, Birmingham United Kingdom - B57QF

Email Id Phone

modhmanthan18@gmail.com +44 7435385965

COA Licence

CA/2021/131149 (Council of Architecture)

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION

Sep 2021 - Present Birmingham City University MA Product and Furniture design

Aug 2014- Sep 2019 Bachelor in Architecture(B.Arch) Navrachana university (SEDA),Vadodara, Gujarat.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Product Developer PROducture Studio Feb 2019-Oct 2021 Product design and development.

Junior Architect Design nest | Vadodara July 2019-May 2020 Ar. Krishna Shah

Juror Sustainable Design studio Dec.2019 Mudra Takshashila Institute of Design and Architecture, Vadodara Teaching Assistant Abstraction workshop at ‘The Red Studio’ | Vadodara June 2019 Conducted by Ar. Krishna shah and Prof. Percy Pithawala Internship JMA design collaborative | Ahmedabad Jan-Jul 2018 Ar. Jigna Desai and Ar. Mehul Bhatt

SKILLS AND INTERESTS

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Sketching Hand drafting Photo/Videography + editing Chess Player

Technical skills Photo shop Sketch up Autocad LT Lumion Indesign

Advance Advance Advance Intermediate Intermediate

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Design development Model making Developing deployable and portable structure

Laser cut + CNC Rhinoceros Grasshopper Davinci Resolve

Advance Advance Beginner Intermediate

Aug.2020 Jul.2020 Dec.2019 Sep. 2019 Dec.2018 Mar.2018 Mar.2017 Oct. 2011

Feb.2020 Sep.2019 Jan. 2018 Jan. 2016 2014-2019

Mar. 2019 Dec. 2016 Oct. 2015

May. 2015 Dec. 2014

ACHIEVEMENTS

IDHA Competition.

ARCHIPEDIA Displayed Thesis German Design council Product design ‘Deployable flash exhibition space’(Thesis jury) ‘Designing children’s hospital & research center’-HOSMAC. ‘BRIDGE THE GAP 4.0’ competition by CEPT University.

‘Design a shelter’ competition by Navrachana university.

‘Creating wonders’ L D College of engineering Ahmedabad

Participant Nominees Participant Standing ovation Sortlisted TOP 5 Winner 1st runner up

PUBLICATION AND EXHIBITIONS

M.S. University’s ‘Reflection Event’ Displayed PROducture Studio’s Products ‘Deployable flash exhibition space’(Thesis) Understanding deployable typologies and designing a structure Guided by Prof. Vishal Wadhwani ‘Catalogue design for toddler school furniture’ - NIDO at JMA. Design collaborative ‘Process and Rigour of Making’ Exhibition at CEPT University Organised by FAAA and guided by Prof. Gurdev Singh.

‘Annual Architecture Exhibition’ SEDA, Navrachana University academic studio projects selected as a part of exhibition

RELATIVE STUDY PROGRAMS AND WORKSHOPS

‘Urban heritage documentation training workshop’

by INTACH and CUS Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. RSP. Understanding stone construction and documentation.

Conducted by Ar. Ayaz M. Pathan Earth Workshop in Hunnarshala, Kutch Build a compressed stabilized earth bricks(CSEB) and Rammed earth wall construction techniques Conducted by Ar. Ayaz M. Pathan Bamboo Workshop Mandvi, Surat Build a reciprocating structure with diagrid column Conducted by Ar. Hiten chavda Dudhni, Dadra nagar haveli. Documentation RSP. Conducted by Ar. Ayaz M. Pathan and Prof. Pragya Shankar This is a compilation of my achievements and experience from a vigorous journey into Architecture and designing field from past 7 years, within between professional and academic experience.

Also, I have always been fascinated towards the art and technology and how to incorporate them in my design. I believe that good design are not concern only about aesthetic, but also to be user friendly, technically soundful and sustainable.

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“Good design is as little design as possible” - Dieter rams

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Selected Projects ACADEMIC PROJECTS

PROFESSIONAL WORKS

Research and Design

Joy scape

Diagramming

Reshape the space

Housing

Studio design

COLLABORATIVE WORKS

MISCELLANEOUS WORKS

Products

Archive works

Furniture

Workshop

Competition Works

Photography

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DEPLOYABLE EXHIBITION SPACE

Research and Design Dissertation Project Level Project Type Duration Guide Juror

Academic Project Individiual Project January-June 2019 Prof. Vishal Wadhwani Faculty of CEPT University.

Prof. Pratyush Shankar Dean of S.E.D.A. Navrachana University.

ABSTRACT: The traditional method of exhibition has many requirements, such as exhibition time, labor, enclosure space, lightings, mechanisms etc. For indoor exhibition as well as huge construction of structure for outdoor mobile exhibition. To solve this time taking and heavy construction exploration in different typologies of deployable structure are generated through this study. The study will explore different types of deployable structure methods by examining different case studies. The study will also generate a prototype for transformable exhibition space which can travel and setup any­where with minimum time and labor required.

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SCOPE: This thesis will study and analyze different de­ployable system with few case studies, which would help to derive basic systems and design­ing a prototype for deployable exhibition space.

This designed prototype will solve the issue of mobility, easy transportation, easy setup with less manpower, can be exhibited on any flat site(Outdoor).

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Scissor structure explorations

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Scissor canopy.

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Barrel scissor vault

Scissor dome

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Deployed state.

Isometric view

Conceptual design drawings

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Side view

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Deploying sequence photos

Stage 1: Truck

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Stage 3: deploying roof

Stage 2: Unloading roof and panels

Top view

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Scale model views

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Junction details

Inside views

Hypothetical site visuals

Isometric view

Rendered view

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DIAGRAMMING STUDIO

Elementary school

Project Level Academic Project Project Type Individiual Project Mentor Prof. Gurdev Singh Dean, S.E.D.A. Navrachana University.

Process models

Prof. Krishna Shah Faculty of S.E.D.A.

The studio introduces a unique process of design through “DIAGRAM”, to understand the ideology, and the essence of how a space should be according to the function it’s going to serve.

To generate a philosophy before designing and then implementing the same to the structure with overlaying the layer of circulation, organization, light, material.

“How student take shape through learning.

Diagram shows initially they have more freedom and chaos in their mind, while learning discipline and clarity create a direction.”

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Conceptual diagram

Model shows: Freedom to Discipline

Design development drawings

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HOUSING

Student housing

Project Level Academic Project Project Type Individiual Project Mentor Prof. Krishna Shah Prof. Abhay Panchasara Faculty of S.E.D.A. Navrachana University.

The studio was about designing university student housing for approximately 500 students consisting both boys and girls. In any housing scheme the community spaces, light and facilities play very vital role.

Considering the same, the concept design was taken forward. To achieve more interacting spaces, light shafts, courtyards and with maximum amenities.

The design consists of long ambulatories crossing throughout the blocks which connects the wings with a clear visual connection, which also act like connecting bridges.

Process models

Schematic sketch Conceptual section

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Conceptual plan

Model

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JOY-SCAPE

Toddler school - Sevasi, Vadodara

Project Level Project Type

Professional Project Collaborative works

Area of about 4000sq. ft. was to be designed and developed on a clean, fertile and flat land for NIDO toddler school in Vadodara.

As kids come here to explore their imagination and to learn different disciplines. Hence rigid and free flowing was the basic concept of the school. The structure being hard, geometric and masculine and the spaces designed with free forms and unbound with minimal elements.

Exposed concrete, colorful ceramic tiles, glass and metal as main material palette for the structure.

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Rendered view of the structure

Initial designing conceptual drawings with parallel walls concept

Longitudinal section showcasing different level differences and spaces interacting with each other.

Plan showing spatial segregation of different spaces with furniture layout

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RESHAPE THE SPACE

Laboratory - Nandesari Estate Project Level Project Type

Professional Project Collaborative works

A redesigning project for an existing laboratory for Hari Orgo. Chemicals Ltd. in an industrial estate name Nandesari, Vadodara.

The project deal to reshape the existing space to a laboratory with modern furniture and comfortable working environment for around 35 staff members. Area of 1700sq.ft. was to be designed along with the outside envelope of the structure, with a separate entry. Light weight independent system of construction was adapted, without disturbing the existing structure.

Challenge was to develop material palette which don’t react to chemicals. Hence used thick sections of metals which are epoxy painted, FRP (fiber-reinforced plastic) sections, Glass, Stone slabs and Anodized aluminium sections.

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1:200 scale Ground floor plan of existing structure

Corridor section with louvers and fins detail

1:200 scale First floor plan

Completed site photos

Continuous red metal railing

Rendered view of the structure

FRF louvers and fins

Entry waiting space

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CONTAINER STUDIO

Project Level

Professional Project

Option 1

A project for designing a studio/exhibition space for an Architect out of shipping containers, Vadodara.

The approach for this design was very minimal and structural. A curve RCC wall is to be constructed which holds the container within it. The wall was influenced by the exact proportion of golden ratio. Also create a enclose space at the ground floor. Container serve studio space while ground floor can be use as exhibition space.

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A project for designing a studio/exhibition space for an Architect out of shipping containers, Vadodara.

Two rectangles intersect to create circulation space and workspaces. First floor in assign as studio space, whereas the free ground floor can be used as exhibition or presentation space. A grid of concrete blocks was designed in order to protect the south-west side of the studio, and also in a way it provided showcase and storage space for the studio above.

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PROducture Studio Project Level Project Type

Professional Project Collaborative works

Product developments

Spinning lamp

Pull X

Fluttering lamp

Wing of freedom

Kite lamp

Half-Tube

Architecture +Product design Producture Studio is a newly emerging design studio founded by myself with my colleague.

Our studio is mainly indulged into generating innovative, designer and functional products. We believe in the concept that everything around us can be re-imagined and re-designed for a better tomorrow. Each new design should be a step into better direction.

We’re curious and creative people, who always search for various approaches, new combinations and maximum possibilities. We are recently experimenting “PAPER-TUBES” as a primary material for our luminaire series, to its maximum alterations possible. Each design has its own unique attributes and resolved details to make it more user friendly and appealing. We experiment, we discuss, we criticize, we examine, we research and we come up to a best creative design possible.

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Kite lamp

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Spinning lamp A lamp created by reusing the discarded Pa­per-tubes, which makes it more light-weight and significant from others. The lamp was designed with a purpose to acquire light from any angle, by spinning full 360°. The mechanism of the lamp are developed accordingly to make it more com­pact and portable. The lamp has a unique attri­ bute of being multi-functional, as can be used as desk lamp, used as pen/pencil holder, used as a torch etc. It can be easily carry along and utilized anywhere Spinning lamp

Opening sequences photos

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Fluttering lamp

A lamp created by reusing the discarded Paper-tubes, which makes it more light-weight and significant from others. The lamp was designed with a purpose to acquire light up to 270° of angle. The mechanism of the lamp are developed accordingly to make it more compact and portable.

The lamp has a unique attribute of being ON/OFF when the flap is OPEN/ CLOSE, which facilitate the user not to reach out the switch frequently to operate the lamp. It can be easily carry along and utilized anywhere

Fluttering lamp

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Opening sequences photos

Double click for video

Pull X lamp

The lamp is made from the Papertubes, which make it more light in weight and sleek. The lamp pull up to 8”, which act as cap. The lamp has a unique attribute of being ON/OFF when the cap is OPEN/CLOSE, which facilitate the user not to reach out the switch frequently to operate the lamp.

For that, We intigrated pressure switch, so whenever pull up then LEDs will leight up automatically and also cap allowing the user to adjust the opening as per the individual requirement. The mechanics are clearly visible, which makes the functioning of the lamp self-explanatory.

Pull X lamp

Opening sequences photos

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Wing of freedom

The lamp is made from the Papertubes, which make it more light in weight and sleek. The lamp spreads up to 240°, which gives the potentiality by allowing the user to adjust the wings as per the individual requirement. The mechanics are clearly visible, which makes the functioning of the lamp self-explanatory. The lamp has a unique attribute of being ON/ OFF when the flap is OPEN/CLOSE, which facilitate the user not to reach out the switch frequently to operate the lamp.

Wing of freedom lamp

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Opening sequences photos

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Kite Lamp

The lamp is made by re-using the Paper-tubes. The lamp has four flaps, spreads open through pivot mechanism and create a void, where light will blow out. That gives the potentiality by allowing the user to adjust the flaps as per the individual requirement. The mechanics are clearly visible, which makes the functioning of the lamp self-explanatory. The lamp has a unique attribute of being ON/ OFF when the flap is OPEN/CLOSE, which facilitate the user not to reach out the switch frequently to operate the lamp.

Kite lamp

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FURNITURES

Experiments and Design Project Level Project Type

Professional Project Collaborative works

Brief: Understand the properties of material and design a product or furniture from bamboo.

Challenges: Designed with short period of time and explored the bamboo strength and experiment.

Materials: Bamboo Bamboo nails Cables Process: Finding and inspecting right same pair of bamboo Band bamboo through heat banding process Experiment and exploring joineries Actual prototype

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Process photos

Product Design Challenge 2020 - IDHA

The competition was about to design an interactive object as we all are trapped in our houses, during this pandemic. Attempt to develop a piece of furniture which shares the feeling somewhere between furniture and playground, with also restriction of space keeping in mind (deployable). A simple deployable table with a cutout of swing panel which hangs from the table top. The swing piece seamlessly integrates to the table top back, as a clean working surface. The furniture is simple and formal, which is dramatically contrast by its hidden feature that brings an element of nostalgic and playfulness into the space. Typology of the object encourage the playful participation in both physical as well as mental interaction of the user. It can be placed anywhere in one’s confined space (balcony, porch, garden,room, terrace easily.

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RELATIVE STUDY PROGRAM (RSP)

Project type

Miscellaneous works

Umbarmata, Dadra Nagar Haveli

The documentation of a small village around 50 houses, with different occupations like farmers, iron smiths, carpenters, masons, tailors etc.

And various architectural elements, structural members, materials, building systems and landscape are registered. Their lifestyle includes, full day activities, traditional food, clothes, rituals, equipments etc. was recorded and observed in detail. The Study trip was planned for 8 days, during the 1st year of graduation.

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Respected drawings representing the documentation of different elements and character of the space assigned

Upper Fort, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan

The documentation of the upper fort was carried out during the 3rd year of graduation, which is one of the largest living fort in India.

The fort is constructed with locally available materials such as stones, iron and wood.

Registered different architectural elements, structural members, materials, building systems and landscape. Their lifestyle, full day activities, traditional food, clothes, rituals, equipments etc. was recorded and observed in detail.

Side elevation

Haveli plan Respected drawings representing the documentation of planning, stone structure and character of the space assigned

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WORKSHOP

Design a Reciprocating structure and diagrid Column from bamboo Conducted by Ar. Hiten chavda

Brief • Set of 6 bamboos 2 in each direction are combines and a triangulation is done at the centre.

• The are inserted into a bigger bamboo piece which acts as the holding joint.

• By combining such sets made of 6 bamboos into multiple , it results into a reciprocating structure.

• Due to the joinery and its flexibilty a curve is formed and results in a reciprocating roof.

• · A diagrid column is made bt combining 6-7 bamboos together.

• Arranging them in twisting manner resting on each other.

• By such kind of arrangement the column gains a circular form.

• This criss cross arrangement gives strength to the column.

• The strength of diagrid bamboo column is much more than regular bamboo columns.

• As the structure need not be permanant,rubber tyres are used as foundation.

• The bamboos are inserted into it and tyres give the holding strength.

Material • Bamboo • Jute Thread • Bamboo nails • Rubber tyres Joinery • Bamboo is used as the core material which holds the other smaller bamboos at different angles.

• Threading is done at the central part for giving strength.

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Twelve Modules

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PHOTOGRAPHY

Motion | Landscape | Product

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Manthan Modh

+91-9913319599 modhmanthan18@gmail.com

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THANK YOU Manthan Modh

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