Hello, I’m Anisha!

I’m currently pursuing the Architecture and Adaptive Reuse program at MSA. I completed my Bachelor of Architecture in India and then worked on Interior Architecture projects in the Middle East.  
 
I chose this project because of its focus on community-centric design. Having lived in three countries, I have a deep appreciation for different cultures, and I think it is important to design inclusive spaces that reflect the needs of the community.  
 
I enjoy exploring new places and café-hopping!

Big day tomorrow for Group 32!
The BAs are meeting the client for the first time, and we’ve been busy getting everything ready for the review.
Today was all about bringing our ideas to life, modelling our concepts, drawing up elevations, and imagining the user experience.
We’re really looking forward to showing Michael how our ideas have developed since Day 1.
After the presentation, we’ll take some time to reflect, refine, and finalise everything based on his feedback, and if all goes well, we’ll be diving into physical modelling soon!

Locked in and focused publication mode: ON

We’ve officially started working on our publication! It’s coming together with a mix of renders, drawings, collages, sketches, and, of course, our final models.

We’re aiming to finish it by Thursday so we can celebrate with a well-earned long weekend.

The BAs have been amazing, helping us pull everything together and jumping in with research, visuals, and layout. We even had some quick tutorials on InDesign, SketchUp, and Rhino to keep things moving smoothly.

Our client review went really well too! Michael was pleased with our progress and could really see how the project is coming together, and he even mentioned how much fun we seemed to have throughout the process!

This modular display board comes with smart organisation for every space! Its foam board is equipped with adjustable hooks and shelves, offering flexibility. What makes it even more versatile is that the storage units can be removed to use as stand-alone storage units. These are perfect for storing items and carrying them across spaces and can even be tucked away! This board is both versatile and a practical solution that is lightweight yet sturdy.

Designed for both creativity and multifunctional purposes, this display board is equipped with pegboards, fabric pocket storage, shelving units, adjustable hooks, and wheels for easy rearrangement. These are perfect for displaying fabric and storing the fabric rolls in site! Its modular design features allows it to be repositioned around the board and create interesting and ever-changing displays!