Dear Sir/Madam, Greetings for the day.
I intend to apply for the position of Architect at your esteemed firm. I am a graduate architect. I have worked in industry for one year. At present I am associated with RSP Architects, Planners & Engineers (Pte) Ltd. and designated as Design Architect.
Following are some of my industry learning, which shall reflect my skills.
I’ve worked on all stages of a project and maximum learning has been through M&E
coordination.
The quality and high-end practices of firm have given me a better outlook to handle
building assignments.
I have been trained to handle a building holistically, giving active and passive solutions to
cut down its energy demands right at the root.
I have been designated as Project Owner for 4 Projects at RSP. For 2 projects I was
designated as Assistant Project Lead.
I am motivated by the challenges and growth. I am energetic, reliable and mature to work
hard towards meeting the deliverables I am responsible for.
I am friendly by nature and have been a good orator. I believe I have the intellectual curiosity and aptitude to carry out my responsibilities to your satisfaction. This combined with my skills and knowledge will definitely enable me to prove myself for your organization’s growth.
I would appreciate the opportunity to further discuss my experience and qualifications with you. Please feel free to call me at (65) 9039-0726.
Thank you for your consideration
Sincerely,
Mayank Arora
(Architect)

RSP Architects Planners & Engineers, SINGAPORE, Architectural Designer
I have been designated as Project Owner for 4 Projects at RSP. For 2 projects I was
designated as Assistant Project Lead.
I have been working on following projects:
1. THE MIDTOWN AND MIDTOWN RESIDENCES, Singapore:
The Midtown and Midtown Residences are bringing Residential units, Supermarket, Retail shops and duplex restaurants at the heart of Hougang.
Designated as the Project Owner and worked closely with the Client.
Worked on the design development stage of housing till the Submission stage.
Worked on the co-ordination of design with various consultants on job.
This included Structure consultant, M&E consultant, Lightingconsultant, Green Mark consultant and project consultant.
2. FARRER SQUARE, Singapore:
Farrer Square consists of Park Hotel Farrer Park, a 300 room Hotel, Medical Suites, along with a ground-floor retail strip as part of thedevelopment.
Designated as the Project Owner and worked closely with the Client.
Worked on the design development stage of the project till theSubmission stage.
Worked on the co-ordination of design with various consultants on job.
This included Structure consultant, M&E consultant, Lightingconsultant, Green Mark consultant and project consultant.
*This project was published in the Business Times in Singapore (4 December,2012) It was also published in the Forbes Magazine all across Asia. (June 2013Edition)

3. THE QUAYSIDE, Singapore:
The Quayside was an Addition and Alteration project of a Retail building at Clarke Quay.
Designated as the Project Owner and worked closely with the Client. Worked in design formulation and conceptualization.
Worked on the design development stage of project.
4. KATONG JUNCTION, Singapore:
Katong Junction was an Addition and Alteration project of a Commercial building at Katong.
Designated as the Project Owner and worked closely with the Client.
Worked in design formulation and conceptualization.
Worked on the design development stage of project till the Submission stage.
Worked on the co-ordination of design with various consultants on job. This included Structure consultant and M&E consultant.
5. THE GALLERY HOTEL, GALLERY QUAYSIDE MALL, Singapore:
The Gallery Hotel was an Addition and Alteration project of a Retail cum Hotel building at Robertson Quay. Three floors of the Hotel have been converted to retail to add vibe to the development.
Designated as Assistant Project Lead and worked closely with the Client.
Worked in design formulation and conceptualization. Worked on the design development stage of project.
6. MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT AT MEDINI, ISKANDAR, JOHOR BAHRU, MALAYSIA:
This project consists of a 500 room Hotel, 1600 SOHO units, 600 unit Service apartment with 300 unit of retail space.
Designated as Assistant Project Lead and worked closely with the Client. Worked in design formulation and conceptualization.
Worked on the design development stage of project.
*I have been working on a few unpublished Feasibility Studies which include Condominiums, Hotels, Commercial Buildings, and Mixed use projects.
Guru Gobind singh Indraprastha University, Delhi, IN, BArch, Bachelor of Architecture
1. University topper in Seminar on “BARAPULLAH – DRAIN OR RESERVOIR” (B. Arch Year IV, 2011) ABSTRACT
• The Barapullah drain is one of the most important Nullah systems of theYamuna basin. Originally meant to carry storm water it has nowdeteriorated and carries sewage and sullage. Thus not only has the land
lost its qualitative value but it has also become a vicious cycle of furtherdegradation with squatter settlements emerging along the drains. Thisinitial spine forms the first scenario of the study, which looks at this
spine and its surroundings from the ground level.
• The increase in urban pressure has led to congestion on major roadwaysof the city. In the light of the Commonwealth Games a solution to thistraffic problem was proposed as this 4km long elevated roadway to provide easy commute between central, east and south Delhi. A travelthat earlier took 45 minutes could now happen in less than 15 minutes.
• Interestingly, the elevated roadway runs right along and above the drainmaking it a combination of two spinal systems working together andhence, impacting the same context but in different ways.
2. Design Topper in "Housing at Sonepat". Topped at college level for the same. (B. Arch Year V, 2012)
3. Undertook the Redevelopment of Master plan of Madhya Pradesh 2030, designated as Research Associate. (April 2012)
University Topper in Seminar on “BARAPULLAH – DRAIN OR RESERVOIR” (B. Arch Year IV, 2011), 1st Place
ABSTRACT
• The Barapullah drain is one of the most important Nullah systems of theYamuna basin. Originally meant to carry storm water it has nowdeteriorated and carries sewage and sullage. Thus not only has the land
lost its qualitative value but it has also become a vicious cycle of furtherdegradation with squatter settlements emerging along the drains. Thisinitial spine forms the first scenario of the study, which looks at this
spine and its surroundings from the ground level.
• The increase in urban pressure has led to congestion on major roadwaysof the city. In the light of the Commonwealth Games a solution to thistraffic problem was proposed as this 4km long elevated roadway to provide easy commute between central, east and south Delhi. A travelthat earlier took 45 minutes could now happen in less than 15 minutes.
• Interestingly, the elevated roadway runs right along and above the drainmaking it a combination of two spinal systems working together andhence, impacting the same context but in different ways.
