When you see a pattern, it can change your life. Being a logical reasoning enthusiast since childhood made me realise how pattern is the key to new discoveries, breakthrough ideas, and innovative concepts. Everyone has the potential to be pattern smart, but, in different ways. Growing up admiring the built environment wherever I went, made me believe that each building has its own unique pattern and that each part of the environment is given its character by the collection of patterns we choose to build into it. The character of what we build is given to it by the language of patterns we use, to generate it. This language like English can be a medium for prose, or a medium for poetry. The difference between the two is not that different languages are used, but that the same language is used differently. My aim is to understand the nature of the building process and to construct a language for myself and be able to help design a built environment by stringing together the pattern around. This indigenous approach is where I seek inspirations for my ideas. I am an aspirant, who is trying to explore new perspectives in the field of architecture. For me applying for this internship is not only about being a helper but being a part of something that has the potential to make a change in the world. I express adherence through my diligent nature and eagerness to share knowledge. These words hold my genuine purpose to learn and contribute to the greater good.
View of the school's courtyard during lunch time. Also showing the connectivity between various blocks.
The classrooms are hexagon-shaped. To invigorate the idea of holistic development, these classrooms are positioned such that the spaces interact with each other. In turn, the users have the boon of commuting between these inter connected spaces with utmost ease.
Ground floor
First floor