Shriya Bhagwat
Shriya is an architect and designer.
She believes in a multidisciplinary
design approach to spaces- physical, digital
and everything in between.
Design
Architecture
Email shriyabhagwat02@gmail.com
Check out my resume here
Shriya is an architect and designer.
She believes in a multidisciplinary
design approach to spaces- physical, digital
and everything in between.
Email shriyabhagwat02@gmail.com
Check out my resume here
The Morgan Library & Museum Rebrand
Cultural branding I Signage
The visual identity redesign aims to reflect the transformation of ‘The Morgan
Library & Museum’ into an accessible yet intimate institution.
The identity flows around the monogram unit, inspired by the Renzo Piano structure and makes it flexible to adapt in physical and digital applications.
2026
The Street
Book design l Editorial design l Typography
The project is an exploration in spatial design of a book, based on the urban design of streets. Divided into three parts, the book design navigates through guidelines for urban streets, examples of active public spaces around the world and architects’ views on the future of street design.
The central design of the street examples is spatially arranged based on the width of the streets to integrate another layer of information within the layout.
2024
Dock Street Store
Wayfinding graphics l 3D rendering l Interior design
The project is part of Co-Design Studio that partnered with The Dock Street school to design the ‘Dock Street store’ within the premise of the school cafetaria.
The collaborative project worked with the students of the school to develop a participatory design process. In creating the wayfinding graphics and interior planning of the store, the idea was to create an intuitive circulation within the space.
2024
New York Local
Editorial design l Typography
This newspaper design is a typographic expression for the farmers markets in New York city, reflecting on their density and dynamic temporary nature.
2025
Time
Book design l Editorial design l Typography
The design of the book is based on the idea of ‘The Body Clock’. Each spread of the book is the transition between hours of the day.
The content informs the time of day and human responses that flow throughout the intuitive rhythm. The layout highlights time, rhythm and fluidity of information.
2024
City storytelling
Meta narrative I Research
The project is about exploring the idea of perceptions in day to day lives by creating a filter of our own patterns in order to explore personal and associative story making.
Inspired by the interactive potential of storytelling using colours, forms and patterns that inform people about place, spaces and memory.
2024