Criei um projeto explorando visualização espacial, arquitetura emocional e fluxos cognitivos inte...Criei um projeto explorando visualização espacial, arquitetura emocional e fluxos cognitivos inte...
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Criei um projeto explorando visualização espacial, arquitetura emocional e fluxos cognitivos integrados dentro do Melius. Todo o processo foi construído exclusivamente na plataforma, utilizando agentes, nós e ajustes iterativos para transformar ideias abstratas em uma estrutura visual clara e funcional. #meliuschallenge #melius
I’ve been working on different projects for a while, but only recently felt ready to bring them together in a portfolio. I decided to combine Codex and Framer to see what I could build.
Somewhere along the way, I realised the design was probably more influenced by the Promova app than I’d initially noticed.
I wanted to keep the layout simple and avoid cramming too much into it. I’ve also been getting more into accessibility and preparing for the CPACC certification, so I’ve been paying closer attention to typography and readability. I went with Lexend for the site.
So here’s my little portfolio — a collection of UX research and design projects, finally brought together.
What happens when typography refuses to stay inside the grid?
BREAK THE GRID — an AI-generated visual experiment combining oversized lettering, torn-paper textures and bold colour. The words become the action: bending, tearing and breaking through the layout.
Controlled structure or creative chaos—which draws you in?
Definitely creative chaos when it's done with this level of intentionality! Love how the torn-paper dimension and folded typography physically interact with the depth of the yellow backdrop. The texture work makes the letters feel tangible rather than just flat illustration. Super bold piece, Prudhvi!
An architectural project developed for the Interceramic Architecture Award, located at the Barranca de Huentitán in Guadalajara, Mexico.
The project explores the relationship between architecture, landscape, and the surrounding natural environment through a vertical observation structure designed to offer different perspectives of the barranca.
My work focused on architectural design development, 3D modeling, material selection, and photorealistic visualization, creating detailed renders to communicate the project's spatial experience, materiality, and architectural concept.