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Architecture Student shivani120105@gmail.com | 23ar126@psgiap.ac.in +91 7845061999about. A mind full of ideas, a camera roll full of moments, and a curiosity that rarely sits still. I love exploring — finding inspiration in the ordinary and possibility in the unexpected. Curious by nature, creative by instinct. I seek to create architecture that is not merely seen, but felt. I am drawn to experiences that challenge my perspective and people who make me see the world differently. For me, the beauty has always been in seeing what others might overlook. SHIVANI K
01. Foundational Design Studio (SEMESTER 1) 02. Residence Design (SEMESTER 2) 03. Primary School Design (SEMESTER 3) 04. Rural Documentation - Vittalapuram (SEMESTER 4) 05. Apartment Design (SEMESTER 5) 06. Resort and Auditorium Design (SEMESTER 6) Avila Convent Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Coimbatore (2010-2023) Secondary and Higher education PSG institute of Architecture and Planning, Coimbatore (2023-Present) Bachelor of Architecture 01. Product Design 02. Interior Design 03. Digital fabrication and architecture 04. Soft Skill 01. Unit Secratary - NASA India 02. Arcause club member 03. Kovai Vizha 2023 Installation Coordinator 04. Nasa India Dance Trophy - Special Mention 1 05. Measi’s Archireels Competetion - 3rd place 01. Gsen Trophy 02. Annual NASA Design Trophy English Tamil 01. Aesthetics in architecture workshop at PSG IAP, Coimbatore 02. Paper Sculpting workshop at PSG IAP, Coimbatore 03. Autodesk Revit, “Digital Modelling Workshop” 04. Digital Visualization with Photoshop - NASA India 05. Sketchup Workshop - NASA India 06. Revit and Rhino Workshop 07. Parametric Daylight Modelling & Simulation - Using Rhino, Lady- bug & Honeybee 08. “Modernism and Practical Sustainability” - Ar. Sangeet Sharma 09. Don’t play by the rules ~ Spaces for the new world.” - Ar.Murali Murugan 10. “Deciphering The Nature/ Culture Continuum” Ar. Sandeep B Menon EDUCATION BEYOND THE STUDIOBEYOND THE BRIEF LANGUAGES CURRICULUMELECTIVEDIGITAL FLUENCY MILESTONES
1 INTERLACEESIDENTIAL APARTMENTInterlace is a residential development designed to accommodate diverse lifestyles through three interconnected blocks offering varied housing typologies. Block A provides affordable yet spacious 1 BHK and 2 BHK units, while Block B introduces 2.5 BHK units with flexible bedroom arrangements. The L-shaped Block X accommodates 1.5 BHK units with mezzanine study spaces for students and young professionals, alongside premium 3.5 BHK duplex residences. Interactive corridor balconies, shared circulation spaces, and a connecting bridge to the clubhouse encourage social interaction, transforming individual homes into an interconnected residential community that balances affordability, privacy, and shared living. SITE LOCATION: NEELAMBUR, COIMBATORE SITE AREA:4467 sq.m SOFTWARES USED: AUTOCAD, REVIT, D5 RENDER
Exterior view
Working Drawing Second floor Third floor
Messanine Study corner Site plan A B’ B A’ BathroomW
AREA STATEMENT Site Area: 4,467 sq.m Functional Spaces: 6,490 sq.m Circulation Area: 723 sq.m Total Floor Area: 7,213 sq.m Circulation Percentage: 10.02% Floor Space Index (FSI): 1.61
View of the connecting bridge Electrical Drawing 1 BHK 2 BHK 3 BHK
Section AA’ Exploded view of Ground Floor +0.0m 1st Floor +3m 3rd Floor +9m 4th Floor +12m 5th Floor +15m Roof +18m Headroom +20.3m 2nd Floor +6m
Section BB’ Type 1 Duplex Ground Floor +0.0m 1st Floor +3m 3rd Floor +9m 4th Floor +12m 5th Floor +15m Roof +18m Headroom +20.3m 2nd Floor +6m
2 AROHALocated in Athirapally, the residence is designed for a user who values nature and an open living environment. The planning moves away from a rigid rectangular layout by dispersing the functional spaces across the site. Each space is positioned to establish a connection with the surrounding landscape, while pathways and transitional spaces link the individual rooms. This approach creates a fluid circulation pattern, encourages interaction with nature, and allows the built spaces to integrate with the natural setting. SITE LOCATION: ATHIRAPALLY, KERALA SITE AREA: 1375 sq.m SOFTWARES USED: AUTOCAD, SKETCHUP, ENSCAPERESIDENCE DESIGN
Exterior view
Poolside
Lounge View 2. 3. 5. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Site Plan Swimming pool section Steel ladder 8’x 8’ Unglazed Polyvinyl Tile Marble Tiles Flooring 8’x 8’ Deco Ceramic Unglazed Tiles
Bedroom
Material palette FALSE CEILING Gypsum board with recessed ROOF TILES Terracotta Mangalore tiles WALL PAINT Warm off white for interiors TERRACOTTA JALI For feature wall at exterior WOODEN PANEL For main door and interior feature VENEER Charred oak laminate for wardrobes and furniture STONE CLADDING Textured stone for entrance walls ACCENT COLOUR TerracottaACCENT COLOUR Warm beige / off white WOODEN DECK For poolside and outdoor seating EXTERIOR WALL CLADDING Dark grey stone tiles FLOORING Grey stone tiles in outdoor spaces PLANTS Native tropical greens for landscape Experience path
3 HALCYONThis is a coastal resort in Madhavpur, Gujarat, designed around the transition from active social spaces to quieter, private retreats. The site is organised into public, semi-private, and private zones, with a central circulation spine connecting the reception to the accommodation clusters and culminating at a secluded meditation deck surrounded by an artificial water body. Positioned away from the active zones, this contemplative space responds to the nearby turtle hatchery and the need for a quieter environment. The planning aims to create a gradual shift from social interaction to solitude, offering guests a retreat that prioritises privacy, tranquillity, and a connection with the coastal landscape. SITE LOCATION: MADHAVPUR, GUJARAT SITE AREA: 32,476 sq.m SOFTWARES USED: AUTOCAD, SKETCHUP, ENSCAPECOASTAL RESORT Floating cottage and se
rene gazebo
Floating Cafe
ACCOMMODATION: I. Beach View Duplex – 7 II. Lake View Rooms – 6 III. Private Luxury Villa – 3 IV. Bhunga Style Cottages – 5 V. Serene Floating Cottage – 4 Total Number of Accommodations: 25
SITE PLAN: 1. Entry/Exit 2. Security Cabin 3. Drop-off 4. Four Wheeler Parking 5. Admin Block 6. Gazebo 7. Buggy Parking 8. Kid’s Park 9. Beach View Restaurant 10. Open Air Theatre 11. Amenity’s Block 12. Pickle Ball Court 13. Restaurant 14. Staff Rooms and Service Area 15. Floating Cafe 16. Bonfire Pit 17. Floating Meditation Deck 18. Transformer Yard 19. DG Room 20. Sewage Treatment Plant 21. Water Treatment Plant 22. Souvenir Shop 23. Beach Access N Bhunga Style Cottages Private Luxury Villas Lake view CottagesBeach view duplex
Luxury bathroom
4 FOOTFALLSThe concept of “Footfalls” explores how pedestrian movement shapes architectural form. By mapping patterns of arrival, circulation, and con- vergence across the site, the design transforms movement into a flu- id, organic building mass. The auditorium’s sculptural shell and curved roof create a dynamic identity, while the layered cladding, structural ribs, and glazed entrance express the interplay of structure, materiali- ty, and light. Through integrated circulation and distinct entry points, the design creates a seamless transition from the site into the performance space, where every footfall shapes the form and enriches the experience. SITE LOCATION: PEELAMEDU, COIMBATORE SITE AREA: 16,518 sq.m SOFTWARES USED: AUTOCAD, RHINO, AI ENHANCED MODEL, PHOTOSHOP RENDERAUDITORIUM
5 A glimpse into explorations beyond the studio, through competition work and hands-on design processes. From conceptual ideas to manual sheets, each piece reflects a different approach to architectural thinking and representation. MAIN QUEST Beyond the studio
Rural study - Vittalapuram Ink & Intent
6 A glimpse into the many pursuits that shapeme beyond architecture, from leadership and teamwork to creative explorations and entrepreneurial ventures. Each experience offers a different perspective, bringing together ideas, creativity, and the drive to build something of my own. SIDE QUEST A small beginning, big dream My Little Venture
Digital doodles Making ideas tangible Leading, learning, growing Building teams, making things happen Noticing the unnoticed
“I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it.” — Pablo Picasso