Project: Residential Landscape Designs_Wright Landscapes, UK
Softwares used: Sketchup, Twinmotion, AutoCAD, Photoshop
It was a rewarding experience working on these landscape projects at Wright Landscapes, where I contributed to the development and refinement of RIBA stages 2, 3, and 4. Notably, I had the opportunity to work on a residential landscape project in Chester, where I assisted in the deisgn stage, transforming the client’s vision into a cohesive and functional outdoor space that enhanced the property’s natural beauty. Additionally, I was involved in the innovative design of Finlow’s rooftop garden, which required a creative approach to maximize the limited space while ensuring sustainability and aesthetic appeal. These projects not only allowed me to apply my technical skills but also deepened my appreciation for the intricate balance between design, functionality, and environmental considerations in landscape architecture.
Project: Construction Drawings_ Wright Landscapes,UK
Softwares used: AutoCAD
I gained valuable experience creating working drawings for projects of varying scales, refining my attention to detail, collaboration skills, and ability to translate designs into precise construction documents.
Project: Cornbrook, Manchester, UK_ Public Realm design Softwares used: AutoCAD, Photoshop
This project marks my first experience in designing a public realm in the UK. I assisted my Lead Landscape Architect at Wright Landscapes in the Stage 2 design proposal, as well as the Stage 3 and Stage 4 drawings. Located on the border between Manchester and Trafford, this ongoing project is a significant milestone in my professional journey.
Project: MLA1 Design project
Softwares used: Rhino, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator
This project addresses the challenges in achieving sustainable design principles by meeting the current needs of the population without compromising the needs of future generations. This projects aims to enhance environmental quality, social equality, and economic vitality of Stockport.
Masterplan of Stockport
Project: MLA2 Design project
Softwares used: Sketchup, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator
Our approach at ‘Infrastructure.Space’ Atelier focuses on unlocking latent potential within existing environments. This project exemplifies our ethos— leveraging inherent environmental capabilities to address pressing challenges effectively through thematic data mapping, policies, speculative design, stakeholder workshops, and public exhibitions.
Territory chosen, part of the Wild Ennerdale, required a careful balance between enhancing and protecting the priority habitats and species from flooding through natural flood management techniques, employing natural buffers and conservation methods to enhance climate resilience, support biodiversity, and benefit the community.
Project Highlights:
• Strategically Designed Wetlands: These wetlands capture and store rainwater, managing excess during heavy rainfall while supporting biodiversity.
• Floodplain Meadows: Acting as natural sponges, these meadows absorb floodwaters and release stored water during drier periods, maintaining a balanced ecosystem.
• Native Plantings: Specifically chosen to enhance water absorption and prevent soil erosion, native plant species play a crucial role in stabilizing the landscape and optimizing water use.
• Conservation of Priority Habitats: Protecting priority habitats like fenlands, broadleaved woodlands, and SSSI designated river enhances their natural ability to boost carbon sequestration and manage water effectively, while safeguarding biodiversity and supporting the salmon population in River Ehen.
• Use of Reedbeds: Material matters study on reeds highlights their role in enhancing water infiltration, controlling soil erosion, and providing vital habitats for wading birds and other invertebrates, enriching the ecological function of the wetlands. • Adaptable Infrastructure: Incorporating floating boardwalks to ensure acce ssibility while maintaining ecological integrity.
• Community Engagement: By educating and involving the community in conservation and water management, this can help foster sustainable practices and economic benefits.
By applying ecological design principles, Ennerdale demonstrates the potential for harmonious coexistence between natural systems and human activities. The approach creates multifaceted spaces for the community and other stakeholders, setting a precedent for sustainable and adaptive environmental practices.
Ennerdale Fenland Conservation Area
Community-led Conservation of the Lowland Fen Priority Habitat
Management of woody debris in ditches to re-wet fenland during drought.
Information boards to educate visitors on Fens & Bog habitat
Conservation of natural flood buffers
Ennerdale Seasonally Flooded Wetlands
Floating Boardwalks which are adaptable to the water management
Floodwaters from River Ehen collected and stored in this wetlands
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Exhibiting my thesis design at the MSA Degree Show was an incredible opportunity to share my creative vision and hard work, gaining valuable exposure and feedback from peers and industry professionals.
Project: Indian Society of landscape Architects(ISOLA) Competition 2021 Softwares used: AutoCAD, Sketchup, Photoshop
This project is very close to my heart. It’s my first experience as a graduate in Architecture to participate in landscape architecture designing. Being selected for the ISOLA competition to redesign ‘Spoorti Sthal’ is an exhilarating opportunity to contribute to heritage preservation while working with a prestigious Indian professional body. The experience offers invaluable learning, blending innovative design with cultural and historical sensitivity, and fostering professional growth.
