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Open for work
Reach out
Hey there 🙋🏻♀️, I'm Rhicha.
I craft stories through Architecture & Interior Design.
My Design Toolkit.
Sketch Up
Rhino 3D
AutoCad
Revitt
Corona Render
V-ray
Adobe Illustrator
Photoshop
Office 365
DialXEvo
My Work.
Projects that reflect my approach to functional, elegant, and impactful design.
My Assignments.
Master’s coursework & spatial studies
Identity in Progress
A timeline capturing the moments that built my design identity.
Phase I
Sardar Patel university , Gujarat , India.
“A chapter of growth: From learning to creating, from student to designer.”
Four formative years studying Interior Design built a strong foundation for me in understanding how spaces shape emotions, behavior, and everyday life. Late-night studio work, critiques, and constant iteration defined this phase.





Phase II
Shalini Pereira Design Associates (SPDA), Gurugram, India.
“Technical mastery, client insight, and problem-solving—these years shaped confident responsibility.”
Three years of professional experience grounded my creativity in reality and navigating client briefs, budgets, tight timelines, and flawless execution. I collaborated across diverse residential and commercial projects, translating abstract ideas into practical, buildable solutions. Along the way, I honed technical skills, strengthened client communication, and learned to balance innovation with real-world constraints, turning concepts into meaningful experiences.
Phase III · A NEW CHAPTER
University of Sydney (USYD), Australia.
“From streets to coastlines, the city taught me to see design in everything.”
Moving to Sydney for a Master’s in Architectural Science opened up new ways of thinking—exploring lighting, sustainability, and human-centric design at an advanced level. Beyond academics, the city itself became a classroom: streets, museums, cafés, retail environments, and coastlines shaped design sensitivity.
Graduating marked the culmination of years of learning, growth, and persistence, rooted in sustainable and human-centric design values—ready to combine experience, education, and intent into meaningful design work.

































Phase IV
Pilgrim Clothing, Warringah, Sydney.
While completing my graduation, I worked part-time in fast-paced retail environments, starting as a Team Leader and later as a Store Manager. This experience strengthened my leadership, communication, and operational thinking, teaching me to manage teams, resolve challenges, and balance customer experience with efficiency and all while honing adaptability and a people-first approach.




“Leading teams and operations taught adaptability, accountability, and people-first thinking—strengthening my design practice.”
Hey there 🙋🏻♀️, I'm Rhicha.
I craft stories through Architecture & Interior Design.
My Design Toolkit.
Sketch Up
Rhino 3D
AutoCad
Revitt
Corona Render
V-ray
Adobe Illustrator
Photoshop
Office 365
DialXEvo
My Work.
Projects that reflect my approach to functional, elegant, and impactful design.
My Assignments.
Master’s coursework & spatial studies
Identity in Progress
A timeline capturing the moments that built my design identity.
Phase I
Sardar Patel university , Gujarat , India.
“A chapter of growth: From learning to creating, from student to designer.”
Four formative years studying Interior Design built a strong foundation for me in understanding how spaces shape emotions, behavior, and everyday life. Late-night studio work, critiques, and constant iteration defined this phase.





Phase II
Shalini Pereira Design Associates (SPDA), Gurugram, India.
“Technical mastery, client insight, and problem-solving—these years shaped confident responsibility.”
Three years of professional experience grounded my creativity in reality and navigating client briefs, budgets, tight timelines, and flawless execution. I collaborated across diverse residential and commercial projects, translating abstract ideas into practical, buildable solutions. Along the way, I honed technical skills, strengthened client communication, and learned to balance innovation with real-world constraints, turning concepts into meaningful experiences.
Phase III · A NEW CHAPTER
University of Sydney (USYD), Australia.
“From streets to coastlines, the city taught me to see design in everything.”
Moving to Sydney for a Master’s in Architectural Science opened up new ways of thinking—exploring lighting, sustainability, and human-centric design at an advanced level. Beyond academics, the city itself became a classroom: streets, museums, cafés, retail environments, and coastlines shaped design sensitivity.
Graduating marked the culmination of years of learning, growth, and persistence, rooted in sustainable and human-centric design values—ready to combine experience, education, and intent into meaningful design work.











Phase IV
Pilgrim Clothing, Warringah, Sydney.
While completing my graduation, I worked part-time in fast-paced retail environments, starting as a Team Leader and later as a Store Manager. This experience strengthened my leadership, communication, and operational thinking, teaching me to manage teams, resolve challenges, and balance customer experience with efficiency and all while honing adaptability and a people-first approach.















