This portfolio by Manasvi M.B., an architecture student at BMS School of Architecture, Bengaluru, presents a selection of academic projects including office design, cultural museum, public amenity, and college campus. It also lists education, certifications in AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, and UI/UX design, and workshop experience in pottery, brickwork, and bamboo structures.
This is the architectural portfolio of Manasvi M.B., an architecture student currently pursuing a Bachelor of Architecture at BMS School of Architecture, Bengaluru (2022-2027). The portfolio is intended for potential employers, clients, or academic reviewers to assess the student's design capabilities, technical skills, and project experience.
The document begins with personal contact information and an educational background that includes secondary education at BOSCOSS PU College, Mangaluru, and primary education at Parivarthan Elite School, Mishrikoti. It lists certified courses completed at CADD Centre, Bangalore, and My Captain, covering AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, and UI/UX design, along with hands-on workshops in pottery, brickwork, and bamboo structures.
The portfolio presents five main projects. The first is The Nexus Centre, a G+5 storey office building near Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru, focusing on sustainability and performative architecture. It includes floor plans for basement, ground, first, second, third, fourth, and fifth floors, with spaces like lounge, cafeteria, executive offices, conference room, and a restaurant. The facade features vertical fins, jali, and green elements.
The second project is the Madurai Interface Centre, a public amenity design located on West Tower Street in Madurai, with pedestrian-only movement. It includes an auto stand, waiting area, cloak room, seating, toilets, and food stall. The third project, Sanskriti Kendra, is a cultural museum dedicated to displaying arts, paintings, sculptures, and manuscripts by tribal and community artists, with a cafeteria and main museum.
The fourth project is The Vriddhi Guild, an MBA college campus designed for a sloped region on the outskirts of Bangalore, incorporating an existing water body. Requirements include parking, admin block, college campus, cafeteria, hostel with mess, playground, and faculty housing. The portfolio also includes a section on construction documentation with working drawings and numerical data.
The final project is Terra Collective, a pottery studio and cafe interior design, with floor plans showing washroom, guest room, living room, gym/theatre room, balcony, and bedroom dimensions. The portfolio demonstrates the student's range from large-scale institutional design to detailed interior spaces.