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CASE STUDY • • •
SHREYA’ S RETREAT NAVYA’ S CLINIC NUUK’ S PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC BY: MARIYAM LALJI
SHREYA’S RETREAT
INTRODUCTION
CLIMATE: • • •
It is located at 12.97°N 77.56°E The averages temperature is 27.1 °C | 80.8 °F. The lowest average temperatures is 20.7 °C | 69.3 °F. The average annual percentage of humidity is: 63.0%
SELECTION CRIETERIA: • •
To study How can a narrative space affects person’s behavior. How the interior designing can influence the healing process, especially in the case of people suffering from stress-related issues.
LOWER FLOOR PLAN
P L A N
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SPA
LOCKER ROOM BATHROOM
SCULPTURE COURT
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KITCHEN
UPPER FLOOR PLAN
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CONSULATION ROOM
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MASSAGE ROOM •
SPIRAL COURT
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• LOUNGE SHOP
THERAPY ROOM
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• SALON GYMNASIUM
CONSULATION ROOM
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YOGA ROOM
JUICE BAR
YOGA ROOM
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WASHROOM
CONCEPT The whole design concept of the building was based on the idea to connect of man in the realm of nature. The entire place creates a holistic feel by connecting the user with nature through using organic material and the integration of the site. Throughout the two levels of building. The design works help to bring the calming environment with natural light washing the exposed walls and ceilings with a spectacular play of light and shadows. The main block disappears into the earth and is half submerged to connect to the isolating quality of the earth, with the light and air movement planned from a series of sunken courts. The approach to the main area slowly opens a plethora of spaces which are programmatically planned to suit the smooth spatial transitions of the guests.
YOGA AREA
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GYM AREA
1. Typical Building Block, A G+1 Structure 2. Sinking In A Half The Ground Floor Of The Structure Brings Down The Scale Typical Building Block, A G+1 Structure Of The Building, Not Making It Sinking In A Half The Ground Floor Of The Imposing On The Site Structure Brings Down The Scale Of The 3. Pushing The Ground Away From The Building, Not Making It Imposing On The Site Building To Incorporate A Sunken Court Pushing The Ground Away Incorporate Accessible From The gym Area productive greens accessible from kitchen 4. Sliding down the toilet block on the first below and sliding the building above creating floor behind, introduces a planter bed a balcony for the yoga area on the first. screening the toilet areas. Inclining the opening on the eastern faรงade of 5. Managing slopes and connecting the the yoga area to bring in maximum of upper floors to the ground with inclined morning sun inside the yoga hall. walls that merges with the overall Sculpting The Earth and making it seemingly setting of the button. in line with overall built form.
SALON AREA
1. Typical Building Block, A G+1 Structure 2. Sinking In A Half The Ground Floor Of The Structure Brings Down The Scale Of The Building, Not Making It Imposing On The Site 3. Pushing The Ground Away From The Building To Incorporate. A Sunken Court Accessible From The Salon Area 4. Making The Structure Lighter At The Upper Levels For The Yoga Area To Cut Down On The Solid Mass Of The Build Area. 5. Sculpting The Earth, Adding A Slopping Visual Landscape Feature Connected To The Salon
B U B B L E
Aroma therapy massage room
Passage
Locker/ bathroom
Kitchen
water body
Therapy room
Consultation room/ shop
Salon
Spiral court
LOBBY
Gymnasium
LOWER FLOOR PLAN
D I A G R A M
PASSAGE/ STAIRWAY YOGA ROOM
YOGA AREA
JUICE BAR
WASH ROOM
YOGA ROOM
LOBBY
UPPER FLOOR PLAN
Customer circulation Staff circulation
CIRCULATION PERFOMS TWO MAIN TASK, ONE FOR THE MOVEMENT OF STAFFS MEMBERS OTHER FOR USERS. HERE, THERE IS NO DIFFERENT PASSAGE GIVEN FOR STAFFS MEMBER.
TRAFFIC PATTERN
Customer circulation Staff circulation
EXTERIOR
INTERIOR
MATERIALS The design is consistent with the overall theme of nature throughout the building. The use of earth tones, natural materials and nature motifs work to bring the idea of nature in and create a calming environment. Brick jali is used extensively throughout the entire exterior, natural stones and woods are used within the building to blend with nature and comfort within the space.
INFERENCE • Universally designed • Incorporation of nature in design • Visual and physical access to nature to promote healing • Natural light and ventilation to reduce stress • Variation of heights in elevations • Simple circulation with no blind spots ― No separate entry provided for users and staff ― No different passage should be provided for staff
NAVYA’S CLINIC
INTRODUCTION PROJECT DETAILS: • • • •
PROJECT: Navya’s clinic LOCATION: Bengaluru, Karnataka ARCHITECTS: The Purple Ink Studio SITE AREA: 20,000 Sq.Ft
CLIMATE: The averages temperature is 27.1 °C | 80.8 °F. The lowest average temperatures is 20.7 °C | 69.3 °F. The average annual percentage of humidity is: 63.0%
SELECTION CRITERIA To study how healing methods make a comprehensive impact when they practiced together.
DISPENBACK SARY OFFICE/ ADMIN
COLLECTION ROOM
CAFÉ/ OUTDDOR SEATING
TOILET BLOCK
PANTRY/ KITCHEN
WAITING AREA CONSULTANCY
RECEPTION
STORE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
MAN’S HYDROTHERAPY
MAN’S ENEMA
CHANGE ROOM WOMEN’S WOMEN’S WOMEN’S MEN’S MASSAGE MASSAGE HYDRO- ENEMA THERAPY STEAM CHAMBER SHOWER TOILET
LAB ROOM
CONFERENCE
LOBBY GYM/ PHYSIOTHREAPY CHILDRENS THERAPY
DOUBLE ROOM
LOUNGE
TOILET
DINING ROOM
LOBBY READING AREA
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
YOGA STUDIO CHANGE ROOM
YOGA HALL
LOCKER SHOWER
SPA
TOILET
THIRD FLOOR PLAN
CONCEPT The concept of the project is to create a structure that fits into existing conditions and established a relationship with surroundings elements – builds and nature. The already existing main part of the structure was preserving huge canon ball tree not just physically but also phenomenally in a way that it becomes part of the experience. The second important stand taken was to wrap most of the building with a thick layer of green along with a modern interpretation of traditional jail screen. The yoga hall was then conceived to be on the terrace with a column free space away from the noise of the streets.
BUBBLE DIAGRAM COLLECTION ROOM
TOILET
BACK OFFICE/ ADMIN
CAFÉ/ OUTDOOR SEATING
DISPEN -SARY
LOBBY
WAITING RECEPTION
CONSULTANCY ROOM
STORE
PANTRY/ KITCHEN
MEN’S HYDRO THERAPY SHOWER MEN’S MASSAGE
MEN’S ENEMA
CHANGE ROOM
LAB ROOM
CONFERENCE ROOM
LOBBY
WOMEN’S WOMEN’S WOMEN’S HYDRO THERAPY ENEMA MASSAGE
STEAM CHAMBER SHOWER
TOILET
CHILDREN’S THERAPY
GYMNASIUM/ PHYSIOTHERAPY
DOUBLE ROOM LOUNGE
TOILET
DINING LOBBY READING AREA
YOGA STUDIO
YOGA HALL
CHANGE ROOM
LOBBY LOCKER SHOWER /TOILET CHANGE ROOM
SPA
TRAFFIC PATTERN
EXTERIOR/ELEVATIONS
INTERIOR
Due to the constant traffic of guests and staffs material must be durable and able to withstand rough usage while also require low maintenance. Ferro-concrete jali is used to enable the complex pattern desired alongside glazed structure with ceramic tile used to serve the purpose. The finish of entire structure has moderately smooth and either a white or light color(Light color are known to be stimulating and energetic to make perfect every room). Overall flooring has slip resistance to prevent any accidents.
INFERENCE • Separation of public, private and the therapy areas. • Simplicity in the structure with the careful integrating of the healing elements. • Terrace spaces gives cozy environment of the user to meditate(yoga). ― Flanked by a busy road
Nuuk Psychiatric Clinic
INTRODUCTION CLIMATE
Client: Greenland Health Department Location: Nuuk, Greenland Partners: DIFK Dipl.-Ing. Florian Kosche AS & ÅF Engineering AS Area: 3,300 sqm Visuals: Luxigon, White Arkitekter
Greenland has an Arctic climate with average temperatures that do not exceed 10° C (50° F) in the warmest summer months. The air quality in Greenland is among the best in the world due to the country’s geographical position to the high north. The air is generally very dry in Greenland in relation to many other countries, and because of this low humidity the low temperatures do not feel as cold as you might expect.
SELECTION CRITERIA • • •
To understand the functionality To understand the spatial distribution To study What integrated elements of the building, in particular, aid in the process while fighting the prejudice and stigma of mental health issues?
CONCEPT The White Arkitekter design team chose to emphasize the beauty of Greenland’s natural landscape and create a tranquil atmosphere with a strong connection to the hospital’s surroundings. By analyzing and recognizing the impact of architecture on the hospital’s patients, the design team has attempted to create a calm, healing environment for its visitors. The main goal is to create a space that "Strikes The
Perfect Balance Between A Calm, Healing, And Trustworthy Atmosphere“ The clinic is composed of two stacked rectilinear volumes and have a perforated yellow facade, in keeping with other hospitals in the area that are traditionally painted the same shade. The structure will also be relatively low in height, in order to blend in amongst the small-scale buildings throughout Nuuk.
PLAN
INTERIOR
EXTERIOR
ELEVATIONS
The design emphasized the importance of natural light in interior spaces. Patient’s quarters designed with generous windows, typically used for satisfy the function of the facility. To providing breathtaking views of the landscape and an abundance of natural light in most rooms. The architect has also chosen to emphasize wood, a natural material, throughout the design due to its proven stress-reducing effect on the human psyche. Private rooms will be crafted from warm-hued timber and feature tall windows, ensuring that patients are surrounded by ample natural light.
• Controlling of perspective that ensure views. • Various sitting space is provided around the hospital. • The use of landscape can increase the patients healing process. • Juxtaposing of storage facilities with patient and staff areas. • Careful dealing of architecture senses in to the architecture. ―Improper amalgamation of architecture style and the site.
COMPARISION
CASE STUDIES
Shreya’s Retreat
Navya’s clinic
LOCATION
BENGALURU, INDIA
BENGALURU, INDIA
NUUK, GREENLAND
SITE AREA
20,000 SQ.FT
20,000 SQ.FT
35520 SQ.FT
NO. OF STOREYS
PROGRAMME
G+1 WELLNESS (SPA) BLOCK
G+3 WELLNESS CENTER(NATUROPATHY)
Nuuk Psychiatric Clinic
G+1 PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC
CADENCE ARCHITECTS
WHITE ARKITEKTER
BRICK JALI, NATURAL STONE, WOOD
FERRO-CONCRETE, GLASS, CERAMIC TILE
WOOD(TIMBER), NATURAL MATERIALS
USERS
DEPRESSION
MENTAL-ILLNESS
MENTAL-ILLNESS
NO. OF USERS
MAX- 150 – MIN - 100
MAX- 500 – MIN- 200
MAX- 800 MIN- 500
ARCHITECH
THE PURPLE INK STUDIO
MATERIALS
CASE STUDIES CONTEXT PLAN
EXTERIOR
Shreya’s Retreat
Navya’s clinic
Nuuk Psychiatric Clinic
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