MANASA

I am highly motivated, dynamic and sociable with high adaptability skills. I enjoy photography, designing logos, music, painting, swimming and interacting with people. 

 

In July 2020, I have graduated from the University of Queensland and obtained a Masters degree in Architecture. My main focus is on commercial, urban planning and modern design methodologies. During, my masters, got a chance to be mentored by Michael Bailey, Currently I work for Neylan Architecture, as the reputation precedes, taught me architectural design in different scales in the Australian context. Over this past year I have dealt with Concept Design, Development Planning, Building Approvals, client and consultant coordination and Construction Documentation. I am freshly introduced to Contract Administration as well.  

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In September 2015, I graduated from the University of Sheffield, UK. After graduating from my bachelor, got an opportunity to work at  RC Architecture, India, for about 2.5 years. At RC, I got a new experience professionally and made me achieve my targets in a stimulating environment. I have the practical experience of over two years learning in management, design skills in various scales and organizational skills. I enjoy mainly working on hospitality projects and project coordination.

Having graduated in different countries, I have travelled to many culturally vibrant cities since then and gained practical experiences for over a year at two different firms. My insights on social and business attitudes have made me ready for my next goal to complete my master’s degree, a step towards licensure.

 

WHAT AM I LOOKING FOR

A step towards career progression, I want to work as a Experienced Graduate Architect to learn and expand my design and management skills at a professional level. I want to work in an interdisciplinary studio in a collaborative nature where I get to explore creatively and contribute to the company.  I want to develop my career and influence the future of the company with training and expertise. 

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