PURVI CHAUHAN
Mr. Shemal Pandya
purvi_c@nid.edu
This project focused on the Legal History Museum at Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), the first in India and Asia to showcase over 2,500 years of legal history, courts, and constitutional milestones. The work centered on the first floor, covering themes such as Gujarat’s legal legacy, comparative legal history, evolution of law, and diversity.
Responsibilities included archival research, writing exhibition texts, spatial zoning, and thematic mapping, alongside managing budgets, vendor coordination, and the museum’s identity system. Layouts and 3D visualizations illustrated the functional and aesthetic possibilities of the space. The outcome was a comprehensive blueprint for redevelopment, integrating design with institutional processes. The project combined creative practice with management, offering insights into how design can facilitate education, storytelling, and institutional growth.
Responsibilities included archival research, writing exhibition texts, spatial zoning, and thematic mapping, alongside managing budgets, vendor coordination, and the museum’s identity system. Layouts and 3D visualizations illustrated the functional and aesthetic possibilities of the space. The outcome was a comprehensive blueprint for redevelopment, integrating design with institutional processes. The project combined creative practice with management, offering insights into how design can facilitate education, storytelling, and institutional growth.
