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Interior Design Portfolio PSPooja Sri Mungi

Interior [email protected] +919618345707

Design is the method of putting form and content together. Design, just as art, has multiple definitions; There is no single definition. Design can be art. Design can be aesthetics. Design is so simple, that's why it is so complicated.

-Paul Rand

Design Philosophy

Transfering the ordinary in to extraordinary

About MeI personally searches for new inspiration and stays savvy on current trends, multi-faceted specially ranges from design of accessories and furniture to lighting design.

Motivated visual merchandising designer involved in all stages of design from product inception and development to production.

Work Experience• Intern as an Assistant Interior Designer - Ashfaq Architects and Interior Designers.• Product Design - Life style Accessories, wearable product.

Education• Masters in Interior Design ( Northumbria University - Newcastle Upon Tyne).• Bachelors in Interior Design ( SPA, JNAFAU - Masabtank, Hyderabad).

Skills• Auto Cad • Sketchup • Excellent attention to details Commercial Interior Design• Illustrator • Sketching • Working Drawings, Space Planning• Photoshop • Painting • Methodology

Bar area with separate storage

for stock

Rest rooms including disabled

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Good music environment

Public spacedining area

Good Lighting system

Fire safety and smoke detetors

and alarms

Kitchen area

Cashier

Reception area

Waiting area

service

Design Requirements

To Understand the Relationship between

the User ans

Space.

Interpenetration through Design

Masters workThesis on RestaurantResearch Question"Is consideration of consumers is necessary during the inspiration of design in a Restaurant."Project - Akbars Restaurant in Sheffield United Kingdom

Area of research (project description): The purpose of this research is to identify the need and importance of user’s attention and how does they interact with the space like appearance, property, design element, acoustics in a dining space.

Information gathered from different sites in the internet. images data videos are gathered together.

Internet

The impact of prices to the customers to visit a restau-rant.

Financial aspects

The data called literature review is collected from mostly the sources of books, journals, articles. this is the standard info followed to inspire and under-stand for a researcher to undergo their own process of porject.

Research through books and journals

The basic research that need to be required about the topic is found by different methods and ideas. The search of information from different sources is very important.

Research on the topic

Data collection from the customers through interviews, filling the questionnaire, staff interviews.

Primar research

To experience the space personally and analyse the defects or problems in the space and include in the design process.

Self experience

The collection of data from the customers feed back in trip advisor where people visit and give the commens about their experiences and satisfactions.

Information from trip advisor

The analysis of the information and self assumptions in the design process

Thinking process

Ingredients from different sources

The process of gathering information in Literature Review.

DESIGN THINKING

PLANCONCEPTUALIZE

IMPLEMENT

IDEA

ANALYSE AND EMPHASIZE

REFLECT

OBSERVE

Brainstorm and comeup with new ideas with creativity solution as musch as possible.

Learn about the audience to whom the design is about through observing and interviewing.

Design Thinking

Restaurants owners should also focus on the ambience and other aspects where they could provide a service which could highly attract consumers with their emotional interactions within the space, where the ambience of space is also a kind of services that are provided to satisfy the consumers by the company.

Emotions

Emotions

Change in Customer Behavior

Motivating , Influencing and persuading the Consumers

Designing for Behavior Change

The stages in behavior changePrecontemplation ( unaware about the problem)

Application of skill drills ( experimental practices)

Contemplation( aware about the problem and the desired behavioral change)

Preparation( intending to take action)

Action( practicing thedesired behavioral change)

Achieving the maintenance solution ( working to sustain the desired behavioral change)

Application of Design Principlesdesired behavioral change)

• Auto Cad • Sketchup • Excellent attention to details Commercial Interior Design• Illustrator • Sketching • Working Drawings, Space Planning• Photoshop • Painting • Methodology

The stages in behavior change

Success of good design

Successful Good Design

Primary ResearchSecondary Research

Brain storming Research session

Methodology in design process

Background Research

Practical knowledge

Books, journals, internet, articles,

Design PrinciplesInformation

Support from professors

RESEARCHRESOLUTION OF PRESENTATIONS

FINDINGS OF ISSUE OR PROBLEM

BRIEF

DEVELOPMENT OF CONCEPTS

REFLECT or REFINEMENT GENERATION

OF IDEAS

Selection of ideas and the development of 2d, 3d and

visual communications.

Clients needs, purpose, Target Audience , Context,

Constraints.

Information is collected for inspiration,investigation and

analysis.

Analysis of research Informa-tion and inspiration when cre-

ating design ideas.

Modifications and changes in the design according to

the feedback and evaluation against brief.

Presentation of visual communications that

satisfy the brief.

Design thinkingcreative, critical and reflective thinking.

To Understand the Relationship between

the User ans

Space.

Ground Floor Layout

First Floor Layout

Basement Floor Layout• Ceramic Tiles are used in both the flooring of rooms and passages.• Ceiling: Gypsum ceiling is made with grid ceiling in the passages fixed with cameras and lights and other services like fire sprinklers, smoke detectors.• Lighting: Down lights are used in all the rooms and 2X2 square lights are fixed in the passage areas.• Walls are finished with paints based on the color used in design.

Material board

Material board Material board

Material boardKitchen views

Material board

Service Design

Apart from NHS there are many other social services like social well-beings, charities, trusts, rehabilitation centers and many organizations which are dealing to empower the people from many obstacles.

The service design for HIV patients is one of the process through which the organizations are trying to support and empower the pa-tients to face their life in the current society.

E- Learning PortalMaterial board

Plans

External structure

Interior Views of Shelter

Disaster Relief

An outline potential design strategies for integrating place-making , sustainable, control and mitigation of risk.

Product Design

Life style Accessory - Phone stand magazine holderWearable Product

Proto Type

2000

3175

1290 900 985

1250

750

500

3250

300

850

300

1800

WASH BASIN WITHVANITY COUNTER

1195

1570

GRAB BAR

CLEAR PLACEBESIDE TOILET

CLEAR PLACEBESIDE TOILET

CIRCULATION ARC OFCOMMODE ROTATING IN180 DEGREEANGLE-1000MM TURN DIA

HANDHELD NOZZLEON HEIGHTADJUSTABLE MOUNT

SHOWER WITH BODYSPRAYS, HANDSHOWER,STEAM

W.C.

TILE DROP

DISPOSAL BIN

MIRROR WITH6mm silver annealedclear float glass

BATH TUB

HEALTH FAUCET

DOOR

450mmX450mm SOLUSCERAMICS COMPANYANTISKID TILE

SHAVING &HAIR DRYER,POWER OUTLET

FLOOR PLAN OF TOILET-1SCALE 1:100

1350

1250 FLUSH ME

SHUTTER OPEN

GRAB BAR

400

ELEVATION OF TOILET-DSCALE 1:100

2230

1425

1350

295 300 295

490

400

500

100

500

100

7516

016

016

0

625

125

WALL TILES 300X600mm

SHOWER

HIGHLIGHTER TILES300X600mm

HEALTH FAUCET

10 mm GLASS SHELF

TISSUE HOLDER

TOWEL HOLDER ANDGRAB BAR

WESTERN CLOSET

STORAGE UNIT

300

Ergonomics

ENTR

ANCE

Ele

c. ri

ser

Ele

c. ri

ser

1200

MEETINGTABLE

SERVER ROOM900

5225

6275

1700

25002500

7850

3875

5225

19503850

2825

DUC

T

ADMINS ROOMLARGE CONFERENCE ROOM

RESTROOMS

PANTRY/CAFETERIA WITHMOVABLE FURNITURE/RECREATION SPACE

TEAM WORKSTATION

REC

EPTI

ON

AR

EA

WIT

HR

ECEP

TIO

N D

ESK

STO

RA

GE

STO

RA

GE

STO

RA

GE

STO

RA

GE

STO

RA

GE

STO

RA

GE

STO

RA

GE

STO

RA

GE

OPEN OFFICE WITHSINGLERUNNINGSYSTEM WORKSTATION

3375

SMALL CONFERENCE ROOM

PERSONEL CABIN

PERSONEL CABIN

PERSONEL CABINPERSONEL CABIN

DISCUSSIONROOM

WAI

TIN

G A

REA

600

7300

22575

1547

5

22575

2400

900

2325

2500

1400

EXIS

TING

CO

RRID

OR

1802

5

+150 LVL

REC

EPTI

ON

AR

EA

WIT

HR

ECEP

TIO

N D

ESK

RECORD ROOM

900

1200

1200

IT Office design Thesis

STORAGESTORAGE

S

STORAGESTORAGE

SMALL C

ON

FEREN

CE R

OO

MB

DC

A

ELEVATION AT D

ELEVATION AT A ELEVATION AT B

ELEVATION AT C

GYP CEILING@ + 2700 LEVEL

NITTOBA TILES@ + 2800 LEVEL

VINEER@ + 2835 LEVEL

GYP CEILING@ + 2700 LEVEL

NITTOBA TILES@ + 2800 LEVEL

VINEER @ + 2835 LEVEL

PARTITION FINISHED WITH WALL PAPER

GLASS WRITINGBOARD WITH COVELIGHTS AT SIDES

50MM HIGH ALLUMIIUMSKIRTING

50MM HIGH ALLUMIIUMSKIRTING

50MM HIGH ALLUMIIUMSKIRTING

50MM HIGH ALLUMIIUMSKIRTING

EXISTING EXTERNAL GLAZINGWINDOWS COVERED WITHMONITORISED ROLLING BLINDS

LEDGE WALL FINISHEDWITH WALL PAPER

WALL FINISHEDWITH WALL PAPER

75 75

PATTI LIGHTS

GYPSUM WITHCOVED LIGHTINGFINISHED WITHPAINT

150

GYP CEILING@ + 2700 LEVEL

NITTOBA TILES@ + 2800 LEVEL

VINEER@ + 2835 LEVEL

GYP CEILING@ + 2700 LEVEL

NITTOBA TILES@ + 2800 LEVEL

VINEER@ + 2835 LEVEL

PARTITIONWITHGLAZING

PARTITION WITH GLAZING

GYP CEILING @ + 2700 LEVEL

NITTOBA TILES @ + 2800 LEVEL

VINEER@ + 2835 LEVEL

100MM WIDE SLIT

1200MM DIAHANGINGLIGHTS

DIFFUSERS

4100

3975

250

900

1050

1775

3975

4100

1300

1100

550

8501000 2000 1000

1050

3425

25502400

1900

1300

SMALL CONFERENCE ROOMFALSE CEILING LAYOUT

SMALL CONFERENCE ROOMFURNITURE LAYOUT

1200MM DIA HANGING LIGHTS

775

1325

2700

600

EQ

EQ

EQ

EQ

EQ

STORAGE CUPBOARD BOARDS MADE OF19MM PLY WITHVENEER FINISH

OPEN SHELVESMADE OF19MM PLY FINISHEDWITH VENEER

COLUMN FINISHEDWITH VENEER OFAPP. SHADE

EQ

EQ

EQ

EQ

EQ

STORAGE CUPBOARDBOARDS MADE OF19MM PLY WITHVENEER FINISH

OPEN SHELVESMADE OF19MM PLY FINISHEDWITH VENEER

OVER HEAD PROJECTOR

DOOR AS PERDETAILS

3000

5023

50

3000

1750

580

600

FFLFFL

FFLFFL

ANODIZEDALLUMIIUM(SKIRTING /MODULARGLASS PARTITION)

WHITE PAINT(GYP CEILING &VERTICAL)

10MM TOUGHENEDGLASS

LAMINATE-1LIGHT BRAID -GREEN(12.5mm GYP+12mmPLY+1mmLAM)

LAMINATE-2LIVID ECSTASY -GREEN(12.5mm GYP+12mmPLY+1mmLAM)

600MMX600MM MODULAR LIGHT

SWIVEL LIGHT

DECORATIVELIGHT TYPE 1

1200MM PARTY LIGHT IN COVE

DOWN LIGHT

P.A. SPEAKER

BELOW CEILINGSMOKE DETECTOR

BELOW CEILING SPRINKLER

A.C. SUPPLY DIFFUSER

A.C. SUPPLY RETURN GRILL

OVER HEAD PROJECTOR

SB R I

OHP

LEGEND

FIXING DETAIL

Detailing

Detailing

5735WAITING AREA

2400

TECFINICS OFFICE

WALL FINISHEDWITH WALL PAPER

WALL FINISHEDWITH WALL PAPER

COUNTER TOP MADEUSING 8MM CORIANON 12MM BACKING PLY

PLY BOXING MADE USING19 MM PLY FINIFSHED WITH8MM LAMINATED GLASS ON12MM BACKING PLY WITHPROVISION FOR COVE LIGHTFITTING

PLY BOXING MADE USING19 MM PLY FINIFSHED WITHVENEER

COUNTER TOPMADE USING 8MMCORIAN ON 12MMBACKING PLY

PLY BOXING MADEUSING 19 MM PLYFINIFSHED WITHVENEER

TABLE TOP MADEUSING 19 MM PLYFINIFSHED WITHVENEER

900

1050

150

75

150 1501500

2100

900

1050

150

7520

600

300

350175

175

280PROVISION FORCOVE LIGHTFITTING2100

900

1926

FALSE CEILING LAYOUT

FURNITURE LAYOUT

RECEPTION TABLE PLAN

ELEVATION OF THETABLE

SIDE ELEVATIONWITH MATERIALSPECIFICATION

BA

ELEVATION AT A ELEVATION AT B

27 x 57 angle cleats

25mm wide mild steel strap hangersat 1200c/c

15 x 45 mild steel channelsat 1200c/c

Slotted bolt fixings toprovide leveling adjustment

structural soffit

1 or 2 layers of900mm wide x 12.5mm thickplasterboardscrewed to ceilingsections

ceiling finish

perimeter channel

80 x 26 pressed steelceiling sections at450c/c

abutment wall

Suspended Ceiling Detail

FFL FFL

MAGAZINE DISPLAY UNIT

Detailing

Conference room views

Internship

Internship

Commercial Design

Catalogue Design

Why consumer prefer shopping online ?

Does Shoppers Still Prefer In-Store Over Online Shopping?How to preserve the core value of in-store shopping

Time saving

Easy to compare price

More variety

Online Shopping

Less Tax

Low Crowd

Less transportation expenses

In-store Shopping• Great customer service• Easily make a return• Know exactly what the consumer is buying• Establishing a relationship with the merchant• Solve enquiries• Merchandise is presented attractively • Easy to find a specific item• Get the best price

Finding methods to making In-store Shopping experiences better

Good for the planet

Good for in-dividuals

Good for society

Good over time

Native plants

Recycled materialswater saving fixtures

VersatileEconomic Durable

IntuitiveErgonomic

Healthy materialsFlexiblity

Design for ageing

EquitableInclusive

Applying Design thinking methods and sensibility of design to develop technologies, products and services that meet people's needs.

Staging experiences is not about entertaining customers, its about engaging them

Research for PhD on Interface Design

Finding methods to making In-store Shopping experiences better

Thank you

As a Designer I have learned that to design a space it is very important for a designer to involve in the space and

learn about the users requirements, expectations and needs to improve the standards of comfort ability in

design.

Ultimately it is all about creating the space based on the observation and research about the users leading them to

more comfortable life style.