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Anvesha Venkatesh

BFA Environmental Design
Library and Rec Center in Tatale, Ghana.
Donghia Designer-in-Residence, Anna Heringer introduced me to clay-storming that helped develop and portray ideas through clay.
Utilising the building located at Crenshaw Boulevard adjacent to Dulans Restaurant, I decided to go for traditional wooden columns coexisting with modern finishes. The fusion of Native American interiors with a modern touch, Dulans Culinery institute consists of an open learning space with modified countertops. An innovative kitchen window provides a connection to the food truck area.
Dulan's Culinary Institute, Crenshaw Boulevard. Interior Design.
In order to enliven the existing perloff courtyard, and make a more picturesque and functional public space, the design for given courtyard portrays curved ramps around the center of the site which are ADA access accessible. With a grand entrance with long open stairs, you are invited to a calming spiral that leads to a central seating/reading area. As per the requirements, there is an outdoor eating area and a place for exhibitions/ show and tell.
Perloff Hall, UCLA. Landscape Design.
Composite Shapes. Forms, Structure and Space.
Bridge, Tension Structure. Modeled out of wooden sticks and tension strings.
A community for artists that just want to create art for the world deserve an artful living space. block lofts offer a live and work environment for artists like painters, architects who need a work studio. To accomplish that, i created loft apartments that give double ceiling spaces for work areas and the lofts are the bedrooms and bathrooms.
Block Lofts, Broadway & 6th Street, Los Angeles. Interior Design.
Piranesian Space, Neoclassical Design.
Top row: Micro House. Bottom row: Row House. Interior Design
The intersection of castro street and market street is famously known for it’s LGBTQ community. With numerous tourist spots including the theatre, Harvey Milk plaza, Pink Memorial, this site is flourished with activities and people around it. My idea for this site was to have a low budget multi-living housing building with a cascading facade so as to play with the weather and make it as comfortable for the people living in it as possible.
Low-budget housing, Market & Castro St., San Francisco.
Millwork/Laser cut.
Anvesha Venkatesh
Anvesha Venkatesh 2024
BFA Environmental Design
Hello, I'm Anvesha Venkatesh. I am originally from India and moved to LA in 2019 to pursue a degree in Environmental Design. My interest in architecture came from my hobby of exploring and analyzing different monuments all across India. I have a minor in Sustainability which has helped me experiment with a blend of earthy and abstract forms in my designs.

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