Priyanka Dalvi Design Portfolio | June 2020 IMIAD | B.Arch
P R I YA N K A D A LV I ar.priyankadalvi@gmail.com +91-9768154550
Ganga-Bhaskar, Kopri, Thane E, Maharashtra
I am enthusiastic about the work that I pursue. With a responsible & optimistic attitude, I am a dedicated coworker who believes in teamwork.
Education
Highlights
2018 - 2020
International Masters in Interior Architectural Design
Students Exchange Program | Feb - July 2019
2011 - 2016
Bachelors of Architecture
Hochschule für Technik (HFT), Stuttgart, Germany
CEPT University | Ahmedabad, India
LB Hiray College of Architecture | Mumbai University
Experience Aug 2017 |
Jun 2018
Dec 2015 |
July 2017
Skills Consultant Architect | INGRAIN
Mumbai | 11 months (Schematic Design, Working Drawings, Coordination with consultants.) •
Fortune Homes Residential Complex | Pune
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PMAY Affordable Housing Complex | Pune
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Ratnakar Nine Square Commercial Complex | Ahmedabad
Junior Architect & Intern | IBA Architects
Mumbai | 19 months (Concept planning, 3D views, detail drawings, site visit, coordination) •
Royal Orchid Resort | Belgaum
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Villa Design | Faridabad
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Nesco IT Park | Mumbai
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Façade Refurbishment & Cafeteria Interiors of Exhibition Hall | Nesco
Digital
Autodesk AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Sketchup Microsoft Office Lumion Vray Revit & Rhino Basics
Fabrication
3D Printing Hand Drafting Model Making VR Basics
Complex, Mumbai •
May 2013
Completed Interior Projects (Ideation & Concept sketches, Detail Drawings, BoQ, Material Selection & FF&E, Site visits, Coordination with clients & consultant, Handover.) - Ramada Hotel Interiors at Dehradun - Parkway Healthcare Office at BKC, Mumbai - Halftick Office at Powai, Mumbai - Olde Bailey’s Café at Seawoods, Navi Mumbai
Internship | Rohit Shinkre Architects
Mumbai | 1 months • Hawkers MCGM Project | Mumbai (Desk Research about street furniture, Design possibilities.)
Co-Curricular
Referral Rishav Jain
Program Chair - M.Des, CEPT Research Expert - DICRC rishav.jain@cept.ac.in
Interests
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Shortlisted Entry for Annual NASA Design Competition - 2012
2014
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Documentation of Heritage Pol Houses in Ahmedabad
2019
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Passed the Verbund für Sprachenangelegenheiten [for the German Language] Level A1.1
Travel Enthusiast Photography
Stadtbibliothek (Public Library) Stuttgart, Germany
Contents
Craft + Future = ?
CEPT | 4th Sem | May 2020
Entsesselt !
HFT | 2nd Sem Exchange | June 2019
Techne: Experience of Immediacy CEPT | 1st Sem | Dec 2018
Fortune Perfect: Residential Complex
Ingrain | Professional Work | May 2018
Resort: Royal Orchid
IBA | Professional Work | June 2017
Hotel Interiors: Ramada
IBA | Professional Work | April 2016
Craft + Future = Minimalism
Project Purpose: Project Type: Location | Area: Craft Techniques:
InterCEPT (Shop & Cafeteria) Research & Design CEPT Campus, Ahmedabad | 275 sqm Metal Bending, Engraving, Embossing; Clay Casting, Molela Tiles; Glass Etching
Fourth Semester Academic Project | CEPT The studio dwells into discussing the positions of craft in contemporary interior architecture practices. With a combination of research and design methods, the studio focuses on envisaging future directions of craft productions. The studio process broadened my notion of craft, about its simplicity in aesthetics and complexity in the process. The crafts being evolved out of need, functionality is the core of it which also applies to the concept of minimalism. InterCEPT will become the physical link between Shrenikbhai Plaza and SID Plaza, making it an ideal location for students’ shop and interactive activities. The campus is the architectural heritage, lacks in navigating the visitors. Thus, there is a need for a concierge area and eatery for an increased number of students and visitors in 2030. An interior language is developed collaborating the metal and clay material craft techniques. The metal elements introduced in the space is customized to become a display & lighting systems. Keeping the essence & the production process of craft technique intact, the interior follows the minimalistic design approach. https://portfolio.cept.ac.in/2020/S/fd/craft-future-id4000-spring-2020/ craft-future-minimalism-spring-2020-pg180748
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Collaboration
Craftspeople
Design Innovation
Technique
Technology
Function
Idea of Craft
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Abstractive Vision of Design Position
Craft Production
Future Scenario The future could be a new codependent - ideation is done by humans and executed by machines. There could be few actions which will require the human efforts. The world could be M.Des, Faculty of Design Faculty: Rishav Jain Imasterpiece TA: Karan Vermacrafted by humans with technology.
Future Scenario
Interior Practice
Craft Production Craft production is inspired by the historical elements & events in the past. One can see the abundant use of conventional materials, traditional techniques & precise craftsmanship in the earlier projects. Today’s production industry is based on the experimentation on contemporary as well as traditional materials and improvising the conventional techniques as per the context. Design innovation plays an important role in creating a unique identity. The concept of mass customization can be widely seen in craft-based projects where a particular module or pattern is used in repetition. Also, recycling or up-cycling of resources perform a significant role in reducing the project cost and leading a project to sustainable construction. While imitating tradition in terms of cost-effective construction, few projects challenge the material properties to create unique design solutions. The budget constrains leads craftsmen to invent the low-cost technology within the available resources which helps them to easy execution and increasing market demand. Whereas the value of handmade products is very high the crafts have become the luxury.
Interior Practice Experimentation, Reinterpretation, Experience, Innovation Today’s the interior practice is not just limited to décor but also about creating the identity through experimentation in design and branding aspects. The scope of designer is to create a unique experience according to the clients need. To create the desired experience designers are taking inspiration from site context, the function of the space, tradition, and technology. Innovation is the crucial into design practice. Many practices believe going back to their roots where reinterpretation of traditional crafts, material or technique bridges the gap between local and global. While few believe in new age technologies but their construction techniques takes the inspiration from the regional materials. The execution of the project in designated budget decides the materials most of the time. Using locally available materials or recycled materials can help designer to achieve the desired result.
M.Des, Faculty of Design Faculty: Rishav Jain I TA: Karan Verma
Craft + Future = ? Priyanka Dalvi | PG180748
Craft + Future = ? Priyanka Dalvi | PG180748
Craft + Future = Minimalism
Future Scenario Technology, Mass Production The future could be a new codependent - ideation is done by humans and executed by machines. There could be few actions which will require the human efforts. The world could be masterpiece crafted by humans with technology.
Craft + Future = MINIMALISM
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Craft + Future = ? Priyanka Dalvi | PG180748
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Retail Area Digital Order Display Communal Seating Space Pantry Counter Coffee Island Seating Area Outdoor Seating Store Grey Granite Flooring with brass spacers
Ground Floor Plan
SID Plaza
Seating Area
Section AA Showing different activity zones in the cafeteria with the shop’s outdoor exhibition area 10
Coffee Island with food display counter
Pantry Counter
Communal Seating Space with retail & digital order display
Signage Wall
Shrenikbhai Plaza
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Books & Publications Student’s Models CEPT Model Furniture Souvenirs Concierge Area Outdoor Exhibition Flexible Display System for Outdoors 9. Courtyard 10. Grey Granite Flooring with brass spacers 11. Store
First Floor Plan
Library
Pedestal shop entry stacked on store
Books, Catalogues, & Publications Display
Models & Miniature Furniture model Display
Concierge Area with Souvenir Display
Towards Kanoria Centre
Section BB Showing Shop Display System with cafe seating area 11
Space Making Element - Coffee Counter with seating
Hardware - Hanging Light Fixtures
1. Craft - Metal Engraving and Bending, Clay casting 2. Matt finish clay tiles
1. Craft - Metal Bending 2. 24 mm Dia Brass Metal Pipe with brass finish
SME : Display Pedestals
Craft : Sheet Metal Embossing & Clay Cast Tiles
Space Making Element - Shop Display Pedestal
Space Making Element - Shop Display System
1. Craft - Metal Engraving and Clay casting 2. 3mm thk sheet metal in brass finish and matt finish clay tiles
1. Craft - Metal Bending, Engraving, and casting 2. 24 mm Dia Brass Metal Pipe with 3mm thk sheet metal in brass finish
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Space Making Element - Wall Mounted Shelf display with light fixture
Hardware : Glass Door Handle
Hardware - Glass Door Handle
Craft : Ceramic, Metal Bending & Casting
1. Craft - Metal bending and casting 2. 24 mm Dia Metal Pipe with 3 mm thk sheet metal in Brass finish
1. Craft - Ceramic, Metal Bending and casting 2. 38 mm Dia Brass Metal Pipe with pattern in white ceramic
Junction - Floor Fixing Detail of display system in shop
Junction - Facade Clay Tiles
1. Craft - Metal Bending, Engraving, and casting 2. 24 mm Dia Metal Pipe with 3 mm thk sheet metal in Brass finish
1. Craft - Molela Clay Tiles 2. 5 Different types of Textures for standard tile size (600mm X 600mm)
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Towards Kanoria Centre
Cafeteria - Highlighting the retail display and lighting system. Clay tile pattern
Sectional Perspective Showing overall space experience
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Showing grid of Facade clay tiles with the contrast of Steel structural members and glass show windows
Outdoor seating connecting the SID plaza & Shrenikbhai plaza visually
Store
Library Premises
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Supoorts For Shelf
Material - 25mm dia Metal solid pipe Finish - Polished Brass finish Production Process - Punching - Bending - Finishing (Electroplating)
Struts
Material - Carbon Steel Finish - Brushed Matt Brass finish Production Process - Sand Casting - Thread Rolling Finishing (Electroplating)
Supoorts For Shelf
Material - 25mm dia Metal hollow pipe Finish - Polished Brass finish Production Process - Punching - 3 axis Bending - Finishing (Electroplating)
Elevation Shelf
Material - 3mm thk Sheet Metal Finish - Brused Matt Brass finish Production Process - Engraving - Punching - Bending - Finishing (Electroplating)
Poster Display
Material - Variable as per display requirement
Cable Hanging Display
Material - Brass (Wire 1.2mm dia) Finish - Brused Matt Brass finish Production Process - Sand Casting Finishing (Electroplating)
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Craft Plate: Detailing The Making of Display System in Shop
Supoorts For Shelf
Material - 25mm dia Metal hollow pipe Finish - Polished Brass finish Production Process Punching - 3 axis Bending - Finishing (Electroplating)
Wall Mounting Hardware
Material - Carbon Steel Finish - Brused Matt Brass finish Production Process Sand Casting - Finishing (Electroplating)
Elevation Book Shelf
Material - 3mm thk Sheet Metal Finish - Brused Matt Brass finish Production - Process - Engraving - Punching Bending - Finishing (Electroplating)
Floor Fixing Hardware
Material - Carbon Steel Finish - Brused Matt Brass finish Production Process - Sand Casting - Finishing (Electroplating)
TAG Section & Elevation
Signage
Material - 3mm thk Sheet Metal Finish - Polished Brass finish Production Process -Engraving -Bending -Finishing (Electroplating)
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EntSesselt !
Project Purpose:
Exhibition Design
Project Type:
Design, curation, and execution
Location | Area:
IFA Gallery, Stuttgart | 340 sqmt
Second Semester Academic Project | Exchange Program at HFT, Stuttgart | Group Work The exhibition is a semester-long work of students from India, Germany, Switzerland & Turkey. It is about Dwellings in the present & near future. The semester started with the idea of the small living unit and concluded as an exhibition. The seven cubic pavilions have different ‘LIVING’ ideas which are dedicated to topics like Fairy Living, Global-Local, Manifesto of Living, Basic Needs, Extreme Living, and Public-private. Space is divided visually through the bold colored carpets, which also creates spaces for exhibiting contents by different partner institutes. The dimensions of the cubes are derived from the study of proportions, based on a modular scale. The cube design has three variations as per the exhibit content. http://www.imiad.net/workshop-stuttgart.html
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Glimpse of Exhibition
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Techne: Experience of Immediacy
Project Purpose:
Exhibition Gallery, Event Space
Project Type:
Assembly Based Design
Location | Area:
CG Road, Ahmedabad | 200 sqmt
First Semester Academic Project | CEPT The focus of the second module of my foundation semester is assembly based construction techniques. The learning was taken place through a combination of group and individual tasks in the first module - Objectory, Trajectory & factory. Through independent study, I decided on the site context in the city of Ahmedabad and propose a relevant program within the framework of the key theme. The selected site is situated at C. G. Road, the Major Financial Hub of Ahmadabad which is in proximity to the artisans & university area. It is also easily accessible by public transport. The program of a public interaction space for the exhibition of art is designed utilizing the manufactured flexible and prefabricated systems. Adaptability, Modularity & Illuminations were the major design criteria for the exhibition gallery. https://portfolio.cept.ac.in/2018/M/fd/group-a-2588-1-monsoon-2018/ exhibition-gallery-i-cg-road-i-ahmedabad-monsoon-2018-pg180748
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Existing Roofing Existing Trusses
Base Plate
Basic Framing Assembly
2 mm thick MS Sheet Folded in desired form fixed with the primary support at the slab & Track Lights Stretch Fabric Ceiling System in Exhibition Modular False Ceiling In Digital Gallery Clerestory Window
5-way Connector Vertical shelf mounting with the help of screws
25 mm thick GRC Jali Door Textured ACP Panels
4-way Connector
Cushioned Sit mounting with the help of screws 3-way Connector
Aluminum Framing with cast Aluminum Joints for Internal & External Walls
Existing Steel Stanchions
3-way Connector with leg or Castor wheel for furniture
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Aluminum Connectors for furniture, flooring, and wall assembly system
Raised Wooden Flooring Display shelf can be slide inside the frame Furniture assembly system using 50 x 50 x 1.5 mm aluminum square section and aluminum connectors
Assembly of Elements
Flat Pack Construction System • • •
Using a simple interlocking system to create endless configurations. The structure is assembled by combining lightweight elements. The entire structure can be constructed and disassembled on site.
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1. 50 X 50 X1.5 mm Aluminum Square Sections 2. Cast Aluminum Joints for 3-way, 4-way & 5-way junctions 3. 1220 x 2440 mm Textured ACP Panels for Exterior & white ACP panels for interiors 4. Base Plate
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Raised Wooden Flooring Details
Source Light Fixing on the existing ceiling Stretch Fabric Ceiling in Exhibition area Modular False Ceiling in Digital Art Gallery 200 mm thick wall with exterior Textured ACP panels & white Interior ACP panels Sliding Folding Partition Display Wall on Castor wheels Raised Flooring Detail
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Fortune Perfect Residential Complex
Project Status:
Ongoing
Project Credits:
INGRAIN, Mumbai
Location | Area:
Kondhwa, Pune | 4.5 Acre
Role:
Concept planning, Detailed drawings,Co-ordination with consultants & client
The site is located in dense residential and industrial areas of Kondhwa in Pune city. A new housing scheme planned to achieve visual Openness in a dense city. The overall site area is 7 Acres out of which the first phase will consist of 4.5 acres. Later both the phases will be accessed by the same internal road. The road connects to the central open space with trees as a guide. Interactive Alternate Terraces are created for visual connectivity. The basement is planned as per the topographic level on site. Thus, the RG area is 60% on ground level & 40% on the basement slab level. Four residential towers, mixed-use entrance towers have a combination of 1BHK & 2BHK apartments. All 2 BHK flats are outlined as a corner unit to obtain the cross ventilation and desired view. No unit is designed facing south, as per the Vastu compliances.
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Amenity & commercial bldg getting equal frontage, Visually smaller open space.
Pedestrianization - walkthrough nighbor S+11 buildings with commercial buildings taking maximum road frontage.
Interactive Alternate Terraces - Visual connectivity
Commercial building taking the maximum road frontage. Amenity plot accessed by internal road.
1BHK Flats 2BHK Flats Commercial Bungalows
RG area & Club House are placed centrally for easy access & visual connectivity between built - unbuilt forms
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Typical Elevation
Design Development
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Resort
Royal Orchid :Regenta Resort
Project Status:
Completed
Project Credits:
IBA Architects, Mumbai
Location | Area:
Belgavi, Karnataka | 3.5 Acre
Role:
Concept planning, Detailed drawings, 3-D model, Materials, Co-ordination with consultants & client, Site Visit.
A resort becomes the heart of leisure activities for the city filled with people who are so engrossed in their day to day work. It provides people with an opportunity to get away from their daily clockwork and get involved in physical as well as social activities. Structures are designed according to the topography of the site. Building Blocks are planned slightly inside to give the feel of the resort by creating sculptures & landscaping elements along the roadways. Traditional Architectural essence of the whole space is preserved amalgamating it with Modern Amenities.
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Services
Entry
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The Amenities are positioned in the center for easy accessibility and maintenance.
Typical Floor Plan
Zoning
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Circulation Plan
The traffic circulation system derived from the concept of planning loops, provide ideal separations.
Design Phases
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Lower Ground Floor Plan
Individual Villas are oriented towards the swimming pool area with the decks looking outward to the mountains. The external courtyards are designed to maximize daylight on the lower ground floor.
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Key Plan showing villas
Material Palette
Deck
Study Table/ Lounger Minibar TV Panel Rug Luggage Rack
Furniture Layout Villa Interiors Mock-Up Role: Concept to Execution, Material Selection, Detailing, Onsite Coordination, FF&E, BoQ The 320 Sqft villa is the perfect family destination for those traveling in larger groups and seeking a lavish home in Belgavi during their travel.
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Site Photographs
Entry
Coffee Table Easy Chair
Sidetable Bed
Wardrobe WC Wash Basin
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Hotel
Ramada : Public Area Interiors
Project Status:
Completed
Project Credits:
IBA Architects, Mumbai
Location | Area:
Dehradun, Utterakhand | 15,000 sqft
Role:
Concept planning, Detailed drawings, Materials, Co-ordination with consultants
Ramada Dehradun is a plush business stopover or a pleasant family holiday destination. The challenge was to accommodate all the requirements in the existing structural system. The two columns in the double-height entrance lobby in front of the main door is cladded with marble to camouflage with the weaving marble pattern on the walls. The grand entrance opens into a Crust: lounge cafe and reception followed by bar and restaurant. The fine dine restaurant further reveals the garden outdoor seating giving a variety of ambiance to visitors. A 52 key hotel also has a rooftop bar and restaurant to enjoy the city view. The hotel also offers a conference room & banquet facility.
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T h a n k Yo u !
ar.priyankadalvi@gmail.com +91-9768154550