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BS in Interior design From INDUS UNIVERSITY 2021-2024 BIEK (Science group) Shaheed-e-Millat Govt. Degree College for Women 2020 PROFILE:- MUSFIRA NAVEEDMUSFIRA NAVEEDMUSFIRA NAVEED EXPERIENCE:- Internship Studio Node Architecture MAY TO JULY 2026 Work as freelancer Self Employed EDUCATION:- INTERIOR DESIGNER +923303694403 musfira.naveed82@gmail.com Al-Muslim Society, Phase Karachi GRADURATION:- INTERMEDIATE:- METRICULATION:- BISK (Science group) Ahmed Bawany Academy, Karachi 2018 COMPUTER SKILLS:- Auto CAD Sketchup Revit Lumion Photoshop (basic) Powerpoint basic computer CERTIFICATE:- Workshop Participation The Laminated Company Textile course at Memon Foundation I'm an interior designer with expertise in space planning, color theory, and material selection, eager to learn and contribute positively to projects.

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Portfolio PROJECT :-PROJECT :-PROJECT :- WELLNESS CENTER DESIGN FEATURES: GROUND FLOOR PLAN LAYOUT Designed to be approachable, comfortable, and emotionally engaging. Spaces like yoga, therapy, and art rooms are curated to promote healing, reflection, and self-discovery. Use of ponds, greenhouses, vertical seating, and courtyards to connect users with greenery and water. Courtyard (open-to-sky with curved stairs) forms the heart of the design, symbolizing openness and growth

Portfolio PROJECT :-PROJECT :-PROJECT :- WELLNESS CENTER 1ST FLOOR PLAN LAYOUT DESIGN FEATURES: Focuses on privacy and therapy with three counseling rooms, painting/crafting/pottery studios, and a quiet library, offering opportunities for expression, healing, and mindfulness. Subtle textures, organic finishes, and natural variations (stone veins, wood grains, handmade details) reflect imperfection as authenticity rather than flaw. Soft, muted colors reflecting calmness and balance. Niches and seating designed not just for aesthetics but to invite pause and comfort

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Portfolio PROJECT :-PROJECT :-PROJECT :- WELLNESS CENTER RELAXING ZONE THERAPY ROOM.01THERAPY ROOM.02THERAPY ROOM.03 LIBRARY CRAFTING ROOM

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Portfolio PROJECT :-PROJECT :-PROJECT :- CAFE DESIGNCASE STUDYSITE ANALYSISL O C A T I O N 1 8 - C - 5 , A L - M U R T A Z A C O M M . L A N E - 1 , P H A S E V I I I , D H A , K A R A C H IT H E R O U T E F R O M T H E U N I V E R S I T Y I N V O L V E S H E A D I N G T O W A R D S S H A H R A E F A I S A L , B A L O C H C O L O N Y B R I D G E , D H A P H A S E V I I E X P R E S S R O U T E , D H A C R E E K C L U B , A N D A L U S I A N B A N Q U E T , M U R T A Z A , A N D C O M M L A N E 1 .M O O D B O A R Dc o l o r p a l e t t eLOCATION:-In the Dong Da District of Hanoi, Vietnam, on lane 298 of Tay Son Street, there is a coffee shop called Tropical Forest. Building on a 170m2 (170 square meter)As suggested by its name, Tropical Forest is founded on the concept of establishing a true tropical forest right in the middle of the city, providing a clean, open atmosphere to clear the air of pollutants.Natural wood is used in the creation of indoor furniture. The Tropical Forest opened-glass ceiling, which draws natural light with an astonishing wooden plank divider, is its most notable feature. In addition to being aesthetically pleasant, the unique wooden module system for the area above and to the opposite of the bar counter also serves as a rack for accessories and plants.Customers are drawn here primarily by the greenery, which is accompanied by the brilliant array of hundreds of different plant types. Every day, Tropical Forest's serene atmosphere will make you feel at ease, comfy, and cozy.MATERIAL BOARD:-

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INTRODUCTION:-Weaver birds, Ploceid birds, are found in Africa, Asia, and Australia, playing crucial roles as seed dispersers and insect predators. They create intricate nests with domes and chirp, chatter, and rarely sing. . Community spaces foster societal cohesion, cultural exchange, civic engagement, inclusivity, social equity, and democracy, promoting cultural exchange and civic engagement in the modern era.LITERATURE REVIEW:- Weaver birds have a compact, rounded body with short legs, conical beak, agile flight, and specialized behaviors for perching, maneuvering, and nest-building. Their elongated oval footprint is anisodactyl and influenced by weight and substrate softness. Weaving birds' nesting habits can inspire design elements promoting social interaction, such as open-plan layouts and shared spaces. Feathers from weaver pigs can be used in interior design for soft textures and decorative patterns, while their downy texture is suitable for fashion or product design. They also serve as camouflage, insulation, strength, and comfort, blending with vegetation. Weaver birds use natural materials like grass, leaves, and twigs for nest construction, and feathers, fur, and plant fibers for insulation Bright red, yellow, black, gray, brown, white.Multi-purpose community areas utilize open, enclosed, transitional, flexible, symbolic, and biophilic forms to promote movement, interaction, inclusivity, cultural values, and well-being. Natural lighting, ambient lighting, task lighting, accent lighting, decorative lighting, and natural elements are crucial for creating a welcoming and inviting environment. The combination of various textures, including soft, natural ,rough and smooth texture or matte and glossy finishes, can enhance the depth and richness of a space. Community space design incorporates various materials like wood, metal, stone, glass, fabric, natural, and synthetic to create inviting, functional environments. Warm, cool, neutral, accent, and biophilic colors create welcoming, energetic, tranquil, timeless, and balanced atmospheres in community spaces and cafes, enhancing design styles, branding, and overall well-being.LITERATURE REVIEW:- Librairie Avant-grade plans to revitalize abandoned granaries in Tangkou Town, Jiangmen, to create a unique bookstore space. The renovation includes seven buildings and roof repairs, preserving original appearance. The five granaries were demolished to create a new coffee shop, literary bell tower, gallery, and bookstore, with special symbols preserved and the original silo walls repainted. The five granaries, each 165 square meters, feature a two-stage design with a bookshelf section and a spatial installation, providing lighting and spiritual attributes. The 17-meter literary bell tower in Diaolou's hometown features irregular black steel stairs, granaries, and fields, with indoor air conditioning units hidden in furniture and bookcases. The cafe, built on a demolished dormitory, features a glass box, steel structure, and a gallery. The cafe and gallery serve as cultural and creative spaces, with a unique arc- shaped skylight.CASE STUDY:-CASE STUDY:- Bird metaphor in architecture connects human creativity with nature, fostering harmony and belonging. It inspires architects to design functional, aesthetically pleasing spaces that appreciate the beauty and resilience of the natural world. A group of friends built a floating village in Bali, consisting of three stilted structures with a shared pool and sundeck, integrating into existing trees for privacy and shade. The buildings feature diverse elevations, varying room heights, and varying windows, forming a collage of solid volumes and wood surfaces, with soft lighting creating cozy, inhabitable spaces.CONCLUSION:- The habits of weaver birds can inspire designers to create vibrant, inclusive community spaces. Open layouts, textures, and colors can promote social interaction and well-being. Lighting, materials, and color choices enhance the atmosphere, while biophilic design principles promote harmony with nature.Avian InfluenceHYPOTHESIS:-ANALYTICAL PART:- Incorporating natural materials and organic shapes or free form into the design of communal spaces enhances the environment, fostering a sense of well-being among the community. The weaver bird metaphor in architecture symbolizes efficiency, sustainability, and social cohesion. Inspired by intricate nests and vibrant plumage, architects design community spaces with organic forms, natural textures, and vibrant colors, promoting inclusivity, cultural exchange, and civic engagement, drawing inspiration from nature. Portfolio PROJECT :-PROJECT :-PROJECT :- COMMUNITY SPACE DESIGN

DENOVA designed a. 481 m² coffee shop, gallery, and commercial project in Goyang-SI, South Korea in 2021, D- SCAPE, inspired by East Asian Mureungdowon painting. The project features void spaces, a red hue, and circular holes for natural cycles.DEVELOPMENT:-SITE ANALYSIS:-Aviary Arts & EatsPortfolio PROJECT :-PROJECT :-PROJECT :- COMMUNITY SPACE DESIGN

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Portfolio PROJECT :-PROJECT :-PROJECT :- OFFICE PROPOSALS NO.1 SCANDINAVIAN & JAPANDI STYLENO.2 MODERN BOHO STYLE