The document provides information on various projects by Nikhath Parveen related to lighting design and architecture. Projects include the Tennessee State Museum, St. Paul Academy, an outpatient cancer center, a bath products store, and a Rodarte pop-up store. Diagrams, renderings, and descriptions are included for each project outlining Nikhath's responsibilities and conceptual approaches.

1. NIKHATH PARVEEN

2. CONTENT
Tennessee State Museum, Nashville, Tennessee
St. Paul Academy, St. Paul, Minnesota
HCMC Outpatient Cancer Infusion Center
Petals: Bath Products & Perfumes
Rodarte, Pop-up Retail Store, Brooklyn, New York

3. Tennessee State Museum, Nashville, TN

4. The Tennessee State Museum is neoclassical style
architecture infused with innovative technology
embodied by wireless lighting control system to
control and enhance the built environment.
The wireless system is integrated with both the
interiors and exteriors to lighting to control
illumination.
Ongoing Project— Team
Responsibility—Lighting layout in Revit, AGi
modeling and calculation., Team meeting and
collaboration.
WIRELESS SYSTEM CONTROLLER DIAGRAM

5. LOBBY - AGi MODEL LOBBY– ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING by architect
AGi MODEL TO STUDY THE BEHAVIOR OF THE LIGHT IN THE LOBBY AND VERANDA
TENNESSEE STATE MUSEUM– LOBBY & PUBLIC CORRIDOR
Architectural layout by architect, lighting layouts by Nikhath
Parveen

6. St. Paul Academy & Summit School, MN

7. The St. Paul Academy architecture is a blend of historical and modern. The
simplicity of the new building addition juxtaposes the historically rich existing
building. To bridge these contrasts, repetition of shape and form and the layering
of lighting concepts is incorporated.
Ongoing Project— Team
Responsibility—Lighting layout in Revit, AGi modeling and calculation. Team
meetings and collaboration.
ST. PAUL ACADEMY SCHOOL-UPPER CLASS
Architectural layout by architect, lighting layouts by Nikhath
Parveen

8. STUDENT CENTER AND LIBRARY WITH PENDANT S
EXISITNG BUILDING CORRIDOR WITH UPLIGHTS
Rendering by architect

9. HCMC Outpatient Cancer Infusion Center– Senior Thesis

10. The objective of the HCMC project is to redesign the
outpatient cancer infusion center using an evidence-based
design solution that will inform create an inviting and func-
tional space supportive of all users.
University Research Opportunity
Program Project—Individual/ Class (Research)
Medium—Revit & Photoshop
Concept
The design is based on the symphony Beehive Analogy
and Third-Place Theory. The beehive model is a metaphor
for an ideal society that works collectively to grow, in-
spire, connect, nurture and thrive. The third-place theory
adopts an informal setting to create a sense of community.
By merging the beehive analogy and third place theory,
the design promotes collective healing, provides lounging
comfort and supports a diverse society in an inclusive en-
vironment.
1. RECEPTION DESK
2. LOUNGE/ WAITING
AREA
3. STAFF AREA
4. DISCHARGE ROOM
5. INFUSION BAYS
6. NURSE STATION
7. SPIRITUAL AREA
8. EXAM ROOM
9. LABORATORY
10. PRIVATE OFFICE

11. RECEPTION WHEELCHAIR ACCESS COUNTER
RECEPTION. COUNTER WITH ACCENT WALL
RECEPTION COUNTER– NORTH RECEPTION COUNTER WITH BACK WALL

13. SEMI-PRIVATE INFUSION BAY ELEVATION
NURSE STATION & SEMI-PRIVATE INFUSION BAY REFLECTED CEILING

14. Petals: Bath Products & Perfumes

15. The purpose of the project is to design a new retail
space in a hypothetical existing building. Petals-
Bath Products and Perfumes is a 70 square foot
retail space located in Hennepin-Uptown in
Minneapolis.
School Project—Individual
Medium—Hand rendering
Concept:
The design for the Petals – Bath Products &
Perfumes is inspired by Rococo and rustic modern
style. The antiquity, elegance and rustic aesthetic
combines geometry with more delicate organic
forms. Warm, neutral tones and intricate embellish-
ments create a welcoming, luxurious and high
fashion experience for the customers.
Emergency
exit
Storage
Room
Restroom
Checkout
Counter
Display
WindowDisplay
Cabinetry
Waiting
Area
Entry

17. Rodarte Pop-up Retail Store

18. The project explores the Rodarte brand to recreate a pilot
pop-up retail environment in Brooklyn, NY. This project
helps to understand the meaning of place, brand and
culture to design a space that acts as a powerful medium to
convey the story about the brand, sell experience and to
emotionally connect to patrons and engage their senses.
School Project—Team
Medium— Sketchup and Revit– Rendering
Concept:
The design for the Rodarte pop-up store is inspired by the
interplay of light and shadows. The unconventional texture
and setting creates a dramatic experience for the user. As
the users move through the layers of the interior space, it
reveals the true essence of the brand Rodarte.
Immersion Engage
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