// Design Portfolio by Shiraz CP

SHIRAZ CHERIYA PARAMBATH

B.Arch, M.A (Advanced Architecture Design)

Part 3 Architect - Federal Chamber of German Architects, LEED GA

architectshiraz@gmail.com

EXPERIENCE

2020 - Present

Lead Project Architect

2017 - 2020

Design Architect BIM Coordinator

2016 - 2017

Architect BIM Operation Specialist

2014 - 2015

Part Time Architect

2010 - 2013

Architect

EDUCATION

2013 - 2015

MA - Advanced Architecture Design

+971502923230, +4915776649631

TTP GROUP Bad Homburg, Germany

Lead a team and involved in all phases of large scale projects in Germany

KSP ENGEL ARCHITEKTEN GMBH Frankfurt, Germany

Involved in Design, Detail Design, and BIM execution of Hotels, offices and Apartments in Europe

AS+P - ALBERT SPEER & PARTNER GMBH Frankfurt, Germany

Involved in Competition Design and BIM planning

OBERMEYER PLANEN + BERATEN GMBH Wiesbaden, Germany

Involved in Construction Documents with detailed BIM model of projects in GCC & Germany

STAPATI ARCHITECTS & ARCHITECTURE PARADIGM Asia

Design development, detailing, working drawings, visualization & site coordination of projects

STÄDELSCHULE ARCHITECTURE CLASS Frankfurt, Germany

Supervision - Prof. Ben Van Berkel (UN Studio), Dr. Johan Bettum, Prof. Christian Veddeler

WORKSHOPS / EVENTS

// PM Training and PMP Course, 2023, Bad Homburg

// GMP (Good Manufacturnig Practice), 2020-23

// CPD’s (continuing professional development)

// BIM World 2022, Munich

// Milan World Expo 2015 & Dubai World Expo 2021

// Advances in Architectural Geometry 2016, Zurich.

SOFTWARES KEY SKILLS

Design Management

Engg & 3D Coordination

Project Management

Site and Execution

Design Development

Interface Coordination

ACC / BIM 360

Revit / Rhino Navisworks

Adobe Suite

Enscape / Lumion

Dynamo / Gh

Mid Journey

PROFESSIONAL

TIMBER STRUCTURE

HARBOUR FRONT OFFICES

+ FIRM - KSP JÜRGEN ENGEL ARCHITECTS, FRANKFURT

+ ROLE - DESIGN ARCHITECT

DESIGN, MODELLING, PRESENTATION

The new smart commercial space planned in Düsseldorf is located in the famous Media Hafen area. The main features of the building design are as follows:

+ Innovative and transparent house

+ Clear, quiet building at the entrance to the Media Harbor

+ Flexible floor plans

+ Sustainable timber construction as an optimized engineering structure

+ Loft character for novel office concepts

+ Strong connection to the harbor promenade

+ High quality, transparent ground floor zone

Timber Framework

Main entrance situation

Balcony pockets

Ground Floor Plan

TYpical

07 VIEW

PROFESSIONAL

URBAN JUNCTION

LUXURY APARMENTS & HOUSING

+ FIRM - KSP JÜRGEN ENGEL ARCHITECTS, FRANKFURT

+ ROLE - DESIGN ARCHITECT

DESIGN, DIGITALISATION, COORDINATIONS, PRESENTATION

The client’s requirement, in accordance with city regulations, was to ensure seamless integration with both the surroundings and the main road junction. The rounded corners preserve the design language of the entire building ensemble, blending harmoniously into the local conditions. Our main tasks included hotel planning to Marriott standards and a complete redesign of the facade. The luxury villa features local stone cladding, while the larger apartment and hotel complex have vertical terracotta cladding with horizontal connecting bands

01 SITE PLAN

APARTMENT

EXTERIOR RE DESIGN & LANDSCAPING

HOTEL DESIGN & EXTERIOR DESIGN

LUXURY APARTMENT EXTERIOR RE DESIGN & LANDSCAPING

02 LUXURY APARTMENT EXTERIOR DESIGN

MARRIOTT MOXY

04 FACADE DETAILS

05 BUILT IMAGES

EFFICIENT PLANNING + FIRM - KSP JÜRGEN ENGEL ARCHITECTS, FRANKFURT + ROLE - DESIGN ARCHITECT DESIGN, MODELLING, PRESENTATION + YEAR - 2017

The client’s requirement was for a cost-effective and easily executable design. Additionally, the new design should complement, rather than overshadow, its iconic neighbor. The design language of the neighboring building was incorporated, ensuring coherence with the new proposal. An efficient floor plan was designed to meet H+ hotel standards

01 MAIN FLOOR PLANS

Typical Floor

Ground Floor

PROFESSIONAL 04

SUBTLE

OFFICE TOWER & HOTEL

+ FIRM - 3 DELUXE DESIGN, WIESBADEN

+ ROLE - DESIGN ARCHITECT

DESIGN, MODELLING, PRESENTATION + YEAR - 2015

The Tower located in Europa Allee Frankfurt is aligned with the main axis making the 60m high tower prominent. The 17 storey tower is sliced into two and shifted. From the 7th floor there is reverse shifts happening which splits the tower into smaller volumes which creates better scale relationship with the context. The tower is aminly for office use made with small rental units, with max 400 sqm. Ground lfoor of the tower has the lobbies and delivery. The neighbouring U shaped building accomodated hotel with underground car parking facilities. The inbetween

PROFESSIONAL

CURVE INTERPLAYS

DYMANIC FORM

+ FIRM - KSP JÜRGEN ENGEL ARCHITECTS, FRANKFURT + ROLE - DESIGN ARCHITECT

DESIGN, MODELLING, PRESENTATION + YEAR - 2017

An urban feature of the property with the address Kaistraße 1 is that it is surrounded on all sides by streets and public spaces and approach was to trace the plot layout with a flowing, dynamic building form. The architecture emphasises on the horizontality, projecting and receding ceiling edges. Vertical slats, which are slightly perforated and rotatable, serve as passive sun protection. Like a dynamically curved curtain, they enclose the transparent outer skin and also ensure a strong depth effect on the façade.

The floor-to-ceiling, glazed element facade with triple-glazed glazing ensures optimum exposure of the workplaces and immediate external space cover. The elegant façade, together with the open ground floor, creates a distinctive and high-quality address for the tenants in Düsseldorf’s Medienhafen. The timeless architecture stands out from the troubled, partly heterogeneous environment.

Surface Flow

Green Roofs & Balconies Arcade Activating ground floor uses & utilizing surrounding 01 CONCEPT DIAGRAMS

XUJIAHUI SPORTS PA RK C OMPETI TION

ARCHITECTURE & URBAN DESIGN

+ FIRM - ALBERT SPEER & PARTNERS, FRANKFURT, GERMANY

+ ROLE - DESIGN ARCHITECT

RENOVATION DESIGN & MODELLING

+ YEAR - 2016

Xujiahui’s new sports hub shall build Shanghai’s image as a world renowned host for major international events. The design proposal follows a three layered concept:

+ DRAMA (events) - A dramatic stage for major international sports & entertainment events.

+ FOCUS (sports) - Opportunities to practice different sports on an individual level.

+ FLOW (community) - A vibrant new health themed landscape for the general public.

Current issues of the complex - it’s unsuitable for high level international competitions, current functions which are unrelated to sports & segmented spaced which are unwelcoming & unclear. The important scope of architecture is to give a facelift (stadium, gymnasium, pool & hotel tower) considering economic & practical aspects.

01 CURRENT SITUATION

+ Lack of aesthetic appeal, failed to integrate with the city, unable to use for international events

02 PROPORSAL - BETTER SPACES & LINKAGES

- new access stairs & LED mesh facade

New commercial spaces supporting sports Gymnasium

New entry / ticketing centers

+ Improved spectator flow, zones supporting daily urban life & event mode, commercial spaces dedicated for sports

+ Tracing the edge condition & the existing projections on top of main entry.

+ New articulated ramps for spectators flow & linking the main concourse. Connecting bands at the top and entry level.

+ Vertical light fins creates a visual barrier between insideoutside, while still allowing wind movement. Entry level bands for gate signage’s.

+ Emphasized entry & articulated stairs

+ Monumental new stairs & post tensioned cables for LED mesh screen

+ LED mesh screen

box section framework

proposed LED mesh

pre tensioned cables

back supports

new concrete railings

+ Schematic section

+ reshaping the current form & embedding curvilinear geometry

+ A formal reapproach

+ Enhanced new balconies for the tower

06 HOTEL TOWER

EXTREMESPORTS

+ Functional layout - Landscape function zones

+ Entry & open spaces (landscape green and plazas)

PROFESSIONAL 07

PETE MANE SUB URBAN HOUSE

MODERN RURAL REFLECTIONS

+ FIRM - ARCHITECTURE PARADIGM, BANGALORE, INDIA

+ ROLE - ARCHITECT

DESIGN & COORDINATION + YEAR - 2012

the screens are designed along the roadside offering privacy to the residence. This aspect adds to the idea which is a result of orienting the spaces towards the interiors rather than the street or outside and critically acknowledges changing structure of the town

The site is a 2400 Sqft plot, located in a rural town Gundlupet, India. The surrounding rural landscape here is giving way to, enigmatic developments and placeless structures inspired by urban imagery. The process was to look at these conditions and evolve a form that maintains a sense of continuum with the idea of a place without resorting to mimicking the old.

the central bay is seen as double height where the upper level spaces look into it futhering the idea of focusing internally

two volumes are subtracted from this and moves to the upper level. One of the open space is seen as multipurpose space/car park. the other is an open to sky court yard located towards the rear.

The brief described a three bed room house which can accommodate 2 families and a social lifestyle. The design for the house draws from the lowrise, dense development bordering rural landscape. The courtyard and open spaces were considered not as an open residue, as it happens in most of the 2400 sft plots, but as a valuable space which enlivens the experience. The facade elements are used vertically and horizontally to form surfaces lending privacy while delivering filtered light, as a result, the façade is about the textural surface highlighting the introverted nature of the house.

02 UPPER LEVEL PLANS