VIEW OF CITY EXHIBITS FROM PERMANENT DISPLAY AREA

Fluidity - Series of columns with inlaid led Light increases the texture and adds up the depth into the space and highlight the exhibits

The furniture is designed in such a way that doesn’t obstruct view and create a visual movement, also allows free flow of movement around the space. Inclusivity - The space displays city exhibits which connect with people emotionally

Present Pavilion

Open Pavilion Space provides flexibilty in using the space, it can be changed according to the need. It can act as temporary exhibition space,stage performance or stalls. The Lighting and other services can be hidden and adjusted from ceiling.

Fluidity - MEP system hidden in trusses and light fixture spread evenly allows flexibility in use. The Volume increases the fluidity as it gives feeling of grandness and openess and attracts people from outside.

Fluidity - The ceiling in square form with the track light going to end, The partition is full heighted with panels on the wall, the reflective mirrored flooring and The Lights are equally spread out leads to seamless appearence and flexible use.

Moodboard

Cafe (Bar Area and Movie Screening Area)

Inclusivity - Visible from roadside and caters all kind of people ( Ramp for Disabled people to enter), Canopy create shaded lighting and in night there is fairy light.

REFLECTION/CRITICS

The project, aimed at creating the Fluid Space community center, is driven by the vision of making a positive and enduring impact on the nearby community. The initiative "City Connects" seeks to establish a captivating center in the city by repurposing an underutilized location in the city center, highlighting the vital role of architecture and urban planning in shaping society.

A key critique of the project was that the design was not effectively conveyed through drawings alone, but instead required a walkthrough to fully grasp its intentions. While the overall sentiment towards the project was positive, there was a suggestion to pay greater attention to the smallest details.

In terms of planning, it was recommended to minimize construction and prioritize inclusivity and fluidity throughout the space, which were the central themes. Specific areas such as the cafeteria and future lab were mentioned as potential spaces for greater inclusivity. The emphasis was on allowing people to have flexibility in using their own space.

The concept of integrating a water body into the project was highly praised, as it added a unique and intriguing element. The reflection highlighted the entire building being reflected in the water created an engaging visual effect.

In conclusion, the critical reflection of the project acknowledged its positive aspects while providing valuable feedback for improvement. The focus on attention to detail, inclusivity, fluidity, and the use of vibrant colors could further enhance the overall experience of the Fluid Space community center.

Introduction To The Project

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CASE STUDY - 1

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CASE STUDY - 2

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Site Selection

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Basic Plan And Section

Faculty - Errol Reubens, Jr. & Ratna Sutaria Shah

Students of IR3006 - FD

CEPT, Spring 2020 - Forgotten Transformed

Anjali Gohil

Anushka Pinara

Bhakti Sharma

Chitransha Jain

Dhwani Shah

Khushali Prasad

Kinjal Parikh

Krushna Oza

Pruthviraj Patani

Pushti Shah

Rajvi, Ritu Changlani

Shivani Goswami

Illustrations

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Initial Research

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Document

Keskeys, P. (2022). Liquid Architecture: The Dynamic, Adaptable Spaces Emerging From the Fluid State of Design. Journal. https://architizer.com/blog/ practice/tools/liquid-architecture/

Castenson, J. (2021, April 28). Fluid Spaces Are The Future Of Better Housing And Community. Forbes. https://www.forbes.com/sites/jennifercastenson/2021/04/28/fluid-spaces-are-the-future-of-better-housing-and-community/?sh=798abb617f41

Books

Charles Correa - housing and urbanisation

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