Apoorva Singal
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I am an Architect with over 7 years of experience in working with diverse teams and projects. My core interests lie in public architecture, design environments for education, participatory design process, digital fabrication, design research and human-centered design.
I graduated from Center for Environmental Planning and Technology University (CEPT University), Ahmedabad. I have worked with various organisations from the likes of Populous, New Delhi (designing stadium architecture) to Vinyas Center for Architectural Research and Design ( designing child-friendly state government schools). Currently I am working with T Works, Hyderabad (India's Largest Prototyping Centre) as Creative Lead. Within this I am currently exploring digital fabrication, designing furniture, products, graphics, architecture and more.
Registered Architect, Council of Architecture India | Young India Fellow | Lead Organizer, Maker Faire Hyderabad 2019
Projects
© Populous, New Delhi
The design of the club house was to accommodate hospitality and some leisure sports activities within the stadium grounds. Worked on developing this design from scratch.
Status: Under Construction
Club House, MCS
© Populous, New Delhi
Worked extensively on the architecture and interior design of the pavilion building for the 1,10,000 seater stadium
Status: Under Construction
Motera Cricket Stadium
© Populous, New Delhi
What started as a concrete stadium project transformed into a cricket ground enveloped with grass contours and green clubbing facilities; one of the core design projects I worked on.
Status: Design in Progress
ATS, HPC
© Vinyas, New Delhi
Developed a program for school communities to audit and design their own natural and built environments.
Status: Completed Pilot
Sustainable Green School
Interior Designer, Surat
The client had a 500 sqft (split in two levels) space which she wanted to convert into a cozy attractive florist shop in Surat.
Status: Completed
Roses Speak
T Works, Hyderabad
Designed furniture and some products within T Works as a designer. Explored working with Birch plywood, HDF and other materials to design simple in-house furniture for the office.
Status: Completed
Digital Fabrication
1st Prize, Architecture Competition
Competition entry for a US client to design their family extension house.
Status: Unbuilt
Florida House
© Hoshschule Wismar, Germany
Brief was to design an artists residence and studio on an existing ground floor structure in Stutgard.
Exchange Semester
© andblack Design Studio, Ahmedabad
The project was to develop a 100 meter spanning pedestrian bridge out of steel and bamboo. The bridge would be covered with a parametric form made of bamboo rings placed at intervals along the longitudinal steel trusses.
Status: Unbuilt
Bamboo Bridge
T Works, Hyderabad
Designing a material library display mechanism and space within T Works facility. This space can house upto 1000 different material samples.
Status: Design in progress
Material Library Design
Anant National University, Ahmedabad
Design brief was to design an artists residence and studio on an existing ground floor structure.
Status: Under Construction
ANU Maker Space Design
© KSADPS, Ahmedabad
Worked on designing this multi-specialty hospital with the lead architect.
Status: Unbuilt
Shalby-III Hospital
T Works, Hyderabad
Developed a conceptual design option for the pavilion structure for T Works Status: Unbuilt
Pavilion Design
© Populous, New Delhi
Developed couple of design options for the tensile fabric canopy entrance to the Hordern Performane Hall.
Status: Under construction
Hordern Pavilion
© Populous, New Delhi
24 hour Design Competition for in-house design team
GSV Club Design
Anant Fellowship, Ahmedabad
Worked as program manager for the Anant Fellowship - aimed at creating a cohort of problem identifiers and design thinkers to address built environment challenges in surrounding communities.
Academic Program
Manager
Final Year Project, CEPT University, Ahmedabad
Identified a site, developed a brief and designed an intervention as part of my final year project
Student Center
1st Prize
International Poster Design Competition