Hi, I'm Nirav Jadeja.
I've always been drawn to design. From an early age, I was fascinated by how architecture and art tell the story of civilizations, shaping the way people live, work, and experience the world. That passion naturally led me toward a career in design.
After high school, I was fortunate to secure an internship at a small architectural firm in Oakville. There, I gained invaluable hands-on experience and developed a strong foundation in architectural design, drafting, and construction documentation. Inspired by that experience, I pursued a four-year Architectural Technology program at Mohawk College, where I further developed my technical and design skills.
While working in architecture, I realized I wanted to create environments with fewer constraints and greater creative freedom. That ambition led me to transition into the film and television industry by joining the Directors Guild of Canada (DGC).
My first production was Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 1, where I quickly established myself as a Set Designer, refining my skills in 3D modelling, rendering, concept visualization, and technical drafting. Since then, I've had the opportunity to contribute to major productions, transforming initial concepts into fully realized sets by developing detailed construction drawings that guide projects from design through fabrication and installation.
My background in architecture, construction, and millwork design gives me a strong understanding of practical building methods and production workflows. I approach every project with the goal of creating drawings that are not only visually compelling but also clear, accurate, and buildable. By bridging creative design with technical execution, I help ensure a seamless transition from concept to completed set.
I am passionate about creating immersive environments that support storytelling and collaborating with talented teams to bring ambitious productions to life.

Skilled in the following Software:
Rhino
Blender
Nomad Sculpt
AutoCAD
D5 Render
Enscape
Solidworks
Photoshop





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