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IR2036 Inside Out

IR2036

Inside Out

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Planning and Organizing

Unit Assistant Maitry R Shah

2nd year

Akshat Shah Dhruvanshi Modhwadia Harshavi Patel Heer Sanghvi Nirja Gajjar Rutvi Patel Shraddha Mojidra Srushti Mehta

3rd year

Aniruddha Nilosey Jinal Patel Pavni Porwal Uttara Gupta Priya Narayanan Ananya Parikh

In its website, the American Library Association affirms that a library of visual & performing arts is a valuable asset to have; yet, very few such libraries exist. Further, the word ‘library’ has always been associated with silent spaces populated by rows & rows of books. But do people even read anymore?

This studio had a two-fold objective: 1. To re-imagine libraries where books are replaced by powerful sensory tools such as painting, storytelling, dance, music, drama and movies as the primary mode of gaining information 2. To investigate the possibility of designing spaces from the inside out, with interior elements dictating the development of the exterior shell.

Consequently, students first studied libraries as they exist today, focusing on access systems such as sorting, cataloguing and organizing. They then made an informed choice of the art form and the city in which to locate their library. Finally, the concept and design intent were used as starting points to arrive at a shape grid that was manipulated to develop spaces from the inside out. Students applied their knowledge of spatial requirements and space-making elements to develop one space identified as the ‘heart’. Other spaces were subsequently designed and added to ‘grow’ the library, thus developing the exterior envelope.

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Design UG Level-2 Fig 1 Heer Sanghvi Poster describing City and Art form Fig 2 Akshat Shah Poster describing City and Art form Fig 3 Uttara Gupta Spatial study of Art Form Fig 4 Pavni Porwal Excerpt from Design Brief Fig 5 Heer Sanghvi Abstract Concept Model Fig 6 Srushti Mehta Abstract Concept Model Fig 7&8 Pavni Porwal Abstract Concept Model Fig 9 Aniruddha Nilosey Grid Exploration Fig 10 Aniruddha Nilosey 3 Space Intermediate Movement Fig 11 Aniruddha Nilosey Single Space- Plan & Sections Fig 12 Aniruddha Nilosey Overall Plan & Sections Fig 13 Srushti Mehta Isometric View Fig 14 Srushti Mehta 3 Space Intermediate Movement

Faculty of Design IR2036 Spring 2021

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