• Roles and Responsibilities of Mayank K. Dange as an Architectural Intern
• (9th and 10th Semester Internship â€“ B.Arch)
• As an architectural intern during the 9th and 10th semesters of the Bachelor of Architecture program, Mayank K. Dange actively contributed to various stages of architectural design and project development under the guidance of licensed architects. His responsibilities included:
• Concept Development & Design Support
• Assisted in the preparation of conceptual drawings, sketches, and 3D visualizations.
• Participated in brainstorming sessions and design discussions to explore spatial planning and design alternatives.
• Drafting and Documentation
• Prepared working drawings, presentation sheets, and detailed construction documents using AutoCAD and other drafting tools.
• Created architectural layouts, sections, elevations, and details as per project requirements.
• Software and Visualization Tools
• Utilized software such as SketchUp, Revit, Lumion, and Photoshop for modeling, rendering, and post-production.
• Produced photorealistic renders and walkthroughs to communicate design ideas to clients.
• Site Visits and Supervision
• Conducted regular site visits to monitor construction progress and verify compliance with design intent.
• Assisted in measuring existing site conditions and preparing as-built drawings.
• Coordination and Communication
• Coordinated with structural, electrical, and mechanical consultants to ensure integration of services.
• Attended client meetings, took notes, and prepared minutes of meetings (MoMs).
• Research and Material Selection
• Researched building materials, sustainable products, and construction techniques to support design decisions.
• Assisted in preparing mood boards and material palettes.
• Model Making and Presentation
• Contributed to physical model-making for project presentations and competitions.
• Helped in organizing drawings and reports for client presentations and design juries.
• Learning and Adaptability
• Observed professional ethics and workflow in a real architectural office environment.
• Adapted to firm-specific standards, drawing formats, and client communication protocols.