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ABOUT US We are a multi-disciplinary, creative practice trying to bring positive change in our built environment and cultural surroundings using what we know best: this beautiful tool called design. We believe that design has no compartments: we work within the fields of Master planning, architecture, interior design, landscape design, product design and even research and development, constantly broadening our horizons. Our speciatlity being the design of space, for us, Architecture is much more than space contained between four walls. Architecture, we believe, is the breath of structure itself: a void to be filled with life and activity. It is the light and shadows, the breeze upon the skin and the smell of flowers. Our design philosophy consciously tries to go beyond engaging with space as merely a visual entity, to include five senses in the way that we imagine it. Through the use of texture, material, nature, and energy, we create spaces that speak to the soul, and generate a haptic, more holistic response within the people that inhabit them. Established in 2016, RWAMP has worked on various types ranging from Masterplanning to product design.Through our experience, we know that architecture is created by not only an individual or team, but also by a careful layering of context, culture and nature. It is a result of, and has an impact on interactions that happen within it. As the people who shape this powerful force called Architecture, it has been our unrelenting attempt to do so with great responsibility, and greater joy.
Architecture spaces is about layering of all the senses.
Meet The core Team Our team consists of motivated, inspired individuals from various social and design backgrounds. By skillfully juggling design, art and the digital world, we create meaningful stories for diverse national and international clients and their audiences, through our shared passion for Architecture! We make it a point to work in teams on each project, so that the constant process of mutual growth, symbiosis and cross learning never comes to a halt. Here’s introducing all the special people that make up our studio.
Partner: Design Head Abhinav Prasoon
B. ARCH MA (D) UK Architecture
Partner -Master-planning & Branding Reena Gaikwad B. ARCH MA Design -UK
Partner: Business Operation head: Siddarth Mahadevan B. ARCH (IIT-R)
Associate Partner : Design Ruffo Wolf ItalyI UAV Venice
HOSPITALITY RESORTS & HOTELS
We believe in “Whole is one� Our design process connects & curates Masterplanning, Architecture, Landscape, Interiors & branding as one robust product. We call it MALIB.
A S E C R E T- V I L L A S - M A S T E R P L A N M A S T E R P L A N N I N G / A R C H I T EC T U R E / S U S TA I N B I L I T Y / L A N D S C A P E / I N T E R I O R / B R A N D I N G
The villas, located amidst lush green mountains on all sides, were meant or long stays for recuperation. They are spaces that make one feel secluded yet inspired. The design hence, was very modern: the architecture of the villa had to come from it’s context, and compliment it’s function. The form was kept clean-cut and geometric with no stylistic elements or ornamentation, to provide a classy, elegant feel to the space. Rather than shouting out their presence, the villas are quieter and more contextual, emanating a sophisticated elegance that lets comfort be the driving motivation behind the design. The planning is done as per the modernist ‘open-plan’ philosophy: all spaces smoothly transition into one another, creating the feel of integrated, voluminous space, by eliminating walls where not absolutely required. The context shines through the simple architecture, all spaces have large openings that overlook the mountains and the material palette comes from the textures of nature that surround the project. The two options for the villas symbolize a sensitive coexistence with nature in two different ways.
Scope : Design and Build Location: Coorg, Karnataka Area: 9 Acre Status- Under construction
The architecture of the resort is Landscape oriented give the fact that the site and its contexts are strong. The site is heavyly contoured and the contours are celebrated by designing plazas that go stepping down towards the waterfront. The plaza consist of different activities that make the journey tpwatd the waterfront interesting, making the stream thepoint of focus.
Large openings, that can be controlled through transparent partitions, let the ‘built’ take the back-seat as nature forms the backdrop to the various activities and opportunistic interactions that the open plan promotes.
Each element that assembles into the villa is geometric and modern.
The texures of stone, earth and wood formed the palette.
Plan -with L window to maximize the views
view with L window to maximize the views
Plan -with L window to maximize the views
view with L window to maximize the views
F LOAT I N G L E AV E S - E XC E C LU S I V E V I L L A S M A S T E R P L A N N I N G / A R C H I T EC T U R E / S U S TA I N B I L I T Y / L A N D S C A P E / I N T E R I O R
Located in Tamilnadu, only a part of the threeacre site with existing structure and plinths that had to be incorporated in the design. The program consisted of three twin villas plus amenities. The site is moderately contoured with only a linear patch leveled for construction. Also, one specific requirement was the use of thatch roof. The concept strategized these challenges and followed the linear patial philosophy. The roof is kept organic rather than an angular roof to reduce the use of material and also play with the form. The concept works on the lines of floating leaves drawing inspiration from the forest in the vicinity.
Scope : Design and Build Location: Denkanikottai, Tamil Nadu Plot Area: 3 acres Status : Under Construction
INDIVIDUAL VILLA LAYOUT
INDIVIDUAL VILLA LAYOUT MASTERPLAN
Twin Villas with Infinity Pool
View of Club + Restaurant
View of Club + Restaurant
HARVEST M A S T E R P L A N N I N G / A R C H I T EC T U R E / S U S TA I N B I L I T Y
1. MAIN ROAD 2. 10M X 10M ARRIVAL PLAZA 3. PARKING FOR 35-40 CARS 4. 9M WIDE ROAD 5. GREEN HOUSES (3.6ACRES) 6. 6M WIDE ROAD 7. PARKING FOR 8 CARS 8. RECEPTION AND WAITING 9. BOARD WALK 10. MUD HOUSES-10 NOS. 11. WATER BODY 12. 3M WIDE ROAD FOR KART 13. PARKING FOR 20 CARS 14. SERVANT QUATERS G+1 (600 SQ.M.) 15. RESTAURANT- 10 ft ABOVE ROAD LEVEL 16. 10 TREE VILLAS- 10 NOS 17. PRESIDENTIAL VILLA 18. SWIMMING POOL 19. SPA 20. WATER BODY 21. 3M WIDE ROAD 22. GREENHOUSES
Scope : Design and Build Location: TAMIL NADU SITE AREA - 11 ACRE (479160 SQ.FT.) BUILT UP AREA - 19500 SQ.FT. Status-
ABOUT
TREE VILLA
LEGEND: 1. ENTRANCE LANDING 2. BED 3. GLASS-BOX SEATING 4. BALCONY 5. BATHROOM 6. NET SEATING 7. STRUCTURAL MEMBERS
MUD VILLA
LEGEND: 1. PORCH 2. TREE PLANTATION 3. STUDY 4. BED 5. SEATING BY THE POOL 6. SWIMMING POOL 7. DECK 8. WASHROOM 9. OUTDOOR SHOWER 10. LILY POOL 11. BBQ DECK
RESTAURANT
1. ROAD 2. PLANTERS 3. RAFTERS ABOVE 4. RESTAURANT 5. OUTDOOR SEATING 6. BAR COUNTER
7. SERVICE COUNTER 8. SERVICE STAIRCASE 9. GREEN SCREEN 10. ENTRY TO KITCHEN 11. KITCHEN
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1. ENTRANCE 2. RECEPTION & WAITING 3. RAFTERS ABOVE 4. SPA ROOM SINGLE BED 5. PATHWAY 6. SPA ROOM COUPLE BED
7. OUTDOOR SINGLE BED SPA 8. OUTDOOR COUPLE SPA 9. FREE STANDING WALLS 10. ROCK 11. SWIMMING POOL 12. COMMON TOILET/ CHANGE ROOM
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Scope : Design and Build Location: KALOTE LAKE SITE AREA - 11 ACRE (479160 SQ.FT.) BUILT UP AREA - 19500 SQ.FT. Status-
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01. HOTEL ENTRY AT +99.5 M 02. PRIVATE VILLA ENTRY AT +95 M 03.BANQUET ENTRY AT +97 M 04. SERVICE ROAD ENTRY AT +95.5 M 05. HOTEL DROP OFF POINT +100 M
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Private Presidential Villa GROUND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
1. PARKING 2. ARRIVAL COURT 3. FOYER 4. BEDROOM 5. MASTERBEDROOM 6. STAIRCASE TO LIVING ROOM 7. COURTYARD 8. FORMAL DINING 9. KITCHEN 10. POWDER ROOM 11. SERVANT ROOM 12. POOL
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SUNIHARA M A S T E R P L A N N I N G / A R C H I T EC T U R E / S U S TA I N B I L I T Y / L A N D S C A P E / I N T E R I O R / B R A N D I N G
site and concept
The contours formed the base for design.
The resort at Coorg demanded a holistic design: from master planning the estate, to the interiors of the villas, to the landscape that connected them and finally the branding for the project. Each of these tasks required the team to devise distinct concepts and strategies of approach. The master-plan was to be robust and integrated, allowing for multiple paths of circulation without being chaotic. Local context such as existing natural elements, trees and water bodies were to be fused with the new architecture: creating a seamless whole. Rather than just the visual, a sensory experience was to be simulated with a focus on sound, smell and touch. As a result, the strategies involved creating a dispersed master-plan that encourages wandering, using natural, locally sourced materials that come together to create rustic, simple yet elegant architecture that is one with it’s surroundings.
A circulation spine was established.
Nodes and pauses were added.
Scope : Design
Secondary axes were created.
Massing was done around nodes.
Voids and visual connections estabished.
Location: Coorg, Karnataka Area: 11 Acre Status:
The resort combines different types of villas seamlessly with the landscape, which can be viewed from sit-outs and floating decks to have converasations with nature.
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The design of the section is such that it maximizes views from each room.
villa three - The valley villa
villa one - The edge villa
three side envolopes allows focused visual connect with the outside.
Three distinct villa types cater to the variety in the topography offered by the site, each offering a unique experience of a particular aspect of nature. The verandah forms that interface between nature and habitation in each.
B AC K WAT E R S - V I L L A S C H E M E M A S T E R P L A N N I N G / A R C H I T EC T U R E / S U S TA I N B I L I T Y / L A N D S C A P E / I N T E R I O R
site and concept The backwaters are a natural transition between the land and the sea, supporting it’s own unique ecosystem. The backwaters resort attempts to be a part of this landscape, being situated on a site that almost touches the water. The sea shell became an inspiration for the form: the master-plan is based on a radial spiral that staggers and fans out towards the edge of the land. With a central congregation space that leads to windy access spines to reach the private villas, the fan-shaped array is responsive to the movement of the sun, and the local wind conditions, making sure that the ambiance of openspaces remains pleasant through the day. The theme of the sea-shell is carried forward on the scale of the individual structures as well, with the club house having a similar syntax of a central space that fans out to more private areas that open into the landscape. The site gently slopes from the entrance to the last villa, ensuring that views are unobstructed for every space in the resort. The bright exposed brick walls juxtaposed with metal-framed glass panes, stand in a complementary contrast with the greens and browns of the estuarine landscape. Scope : Design
A radial array of axes is established on site.
The openings face away from the sun but capture views.
The landscape highlights pathways and pause-points
Villas are staggered & oriented within the array pattern.
Location: Coorg, Karnataka Area: 6 Acre
View-points, lightly floating above the edge of the water, are located beyond the staggered villas, for solitude and reflection.
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01. SITE ENTRY 02. ARRIVAL PLAZA 03. THE RECEPTION PAVILION 04. PARKING FOR 8 BACK-BACK CARS 05. PATH TO LAKE SHACK 06. LAKE SHACK 07. VILLAS OVER LOOKING LOW RISE FLOWER PLANTATION 08. FARMING LAND 09. LAKE
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The front of the villas, that can be accessed through the central passage, open out into a personal flower garden.
The Club
The Club
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TREE HOUSE A R C H I T EC T U R E
The Tree Houses, as the name suggests, are designed to redefine the way in which a visitor can live with nature. The concept was that of a child’s refuge in a tree, bringing with it the excitement of leaving the mundane ground behind to live in one’s own space of imagination and wonder. The form of each villa is dynamic, it hugs the trunk of the tree like the foliage does, and the circular plan allows smoothly flowing interior spaces with opportunities to open out a 360 degree view into the surroundings. The interiors are compact yet comfortable, paying tribute to the cozy essence of a tree house. The structures levitate entirely off-ground, and are connected to each other through floating bridges, which also lead to common interaction spaces nestled harmoniously in the woods. Structurally, the villas are constructed using an angular, radial support system. A thatched roof pays respect to the foliage that surrounds it, and the glass facade between structural members gives the space of being floating in air. A box terrace emerges from the cylindrical form to frame the best views. A new world of the forest opens up once visitors ascend the light, circular staircase up the tree. Scope: Design and Build Location: Coorg, Karnataka Area: 400 sq. ft each
The curving transparent facade provides a panoramic view, allowing natural light that is filterd by the surrounding foliage to cast magical patterns in the interior space. It heightens the sense of surreal levitation one feels in the room.
1. ENTRANCE 2. LIVING AREA 3. BED ROOM 4. TERRACE 5. UTILITY 6. WARDROBE
7. SHOWER AREA 8. GARDEN SPACE 9. STUDY 10. TREE TRUNK 11. TOILET
K U S H A L N AG A R V E R N AC U L A R S T Y L E - V I L L A S C H E M E M A S T E R P L A N N I N G / A R C H I T EC T U R E / S U S TA I N B I L I T Y / L A N D S C A P E / I N T E R I O R
site and concept The vernacular resort is more than just a holiday destination - it aims to create an vibrant, walkable community inspired by the interactions within a village. It’s planning is, therefore, organic: a spine traverses the landscape, with alcoves and seating spaces which are dotted with iconic sculptures. Because of the remote, untouched site, the architecture seeks to be rooted and integrated with the surroundings. The lake is the highlight of the location, and has been optimally made the feature of the design, with each villa having unobstructed views of the lake separate lake-side pods that form landscape features, and infinity pools that celebrate water as an element key to rejuvenation. The masterplan forms three major precincts, the Center is public, the Villages offer a variety of villas and the Lake-side offers a multi-cuisine restaurants and spaces that interact with the water. The architecture pays ode to the traditional planning features of the region. The project becomes a quite habitation along the waterfront.
Scope : Design
Natural features formed the base of planning.
An organic spine with nodes and alcoves was established.
The villages were planned with the node as a focal point.
The center and the lake-side were established.
Location: Kushalnagar, Karnataka Area: 5 Acre
The porch, like that in a village, becomes the element that welcomes one back home while providing avenues for social interaction.
the masterplan
The stepped section.
The center consists of the club-house and other common spaces for the different guests to gather for social activities.
arrival plaza
master plan op 01
water edge
over all masterplan
arrival plaza
master plan op 02
private infinity pool
over all masterplan
There are 5 different villages, each with villas that offer variations for to suit different needs. The architecture is rustic and inspired from the village, offering natural views and chances to interact with the outside.
The Villages
The lake-side is customized to make the most of the feature of the lake, pods allow for relaxation, and the open restaurant lets the moist breeze waft in.
The lakeside
6TH ELEMENT - PHASE II M A S T E R P L A N N I N G / A R C H I T EC T U R E / S U S TA I N B I L I T Y / L A N D S C A P E / I N T E R I O R
Central Green Oasis
Fortified Yet Accessible
Parallel Living
Fission Of Fortification Creating Perforations A: ARRIVAL & DROP OFF B: RECEPTION C: WAITING AREA D: GYM E: GAME ROOM F1: CHANGING ROOM F2: OUTDOOR SHOWER G: BOAT INSTALLATION H: SWIMMING POOL I: POOL RECLINERS J: SPA ROOMS K: OUTDOOR CAFE/BAR L: GREEN COURT & SPILL OUT SPACE M: BANQUET (150 CAPACITY) N: ALTERNATE ENTRY FOR BANQUET O: TOILETS P: PANTRY FOR BUFFET Q: SPILL OUT SPACE FOR DINING R: 7+7 VILLAS S: SERVICES T: HOUSEKEEPING
Situated in the serene atmosphere of the town of Kushal Nagar, Karnataka, the site is a one-acre area demanding a resort of fourteen villas and amenities. The concept developed on two aspects; the site as such had no views on the exterior and the area was limited as compared to the program which was a challenge. The design worked on the strategies of introvert planning, keeping the central core of the site open, and facing the villas towards this core. An interesting take on low cost construction was taken with ideas like minimum walls and merging of two versatile roofing materials, thatch and Mangalore tiles.
Scope : Design and Build Location: Kushalnagar, Karnataka Plot Area: 1 acre Status : Schematic Drawings
View of Entry to Villas
Villa Floor Plan
Front Elevation
Interior View of Villa
Rare Elevation
Left Side Elevation
Right Side Elevation
Semi - Open Bathroom
Open to Sky Shower Area
URVI RESORT M A S T E R P L A N N I N G / A R C H I T EC T U R E / S U S TA I N B I L I T Y / L A N D S C A P E / I N T E R I O R S / B R A N D I N G
site and concept
‘Urvi’, quite literally, means Heaven and Earth. Situated in the midst of nature, between sprawling, organic paddy fields on one side and the forestcovered mountains on the other, this resort had to be just that: an heavenly abode that’s close to mother Earth. The colors, textures and elements of the vibrant Madikeri village provided all the inspiration that was needed for the design. The existing natural beauty needed to be visible through all interior spaces, which were crafted lovingly as if from earth itself. The rigid orthography of the city was discarded in favor of fluid, curvilinear forms of planning, where a meandering axis of circulation lets visitors walk across the site, offering vistas at each pause-point. The tree-lined pathway forms the spine of the project, circulation doubling up as an outdoor interface for community and recreation. It transforms from a deck, to a promenade, to a park and a pergola, connecting the villas together into an integrated whole. The villas are designed to provide a get-away from city life, with their soft curving walls and natural materials that let drops of sunlight and summer breezes trickle into the interiors of each space.
Scope : Design and Build
The contours formed the base for design.
The contours formed the base for design.
The contours formed the base for design.
The contours formed the base for design.
Location: Coorg, Karnataka PLOT - 3 ACRE Status- Under construction
Sunlight filters through onto the central pathway , forming enchanting patterns as it falls through the intricately crafted pergola. Such spaces, that blur the boundary between inside and outside, are interspresed between private villas.
The pathway fluctuates between being a circulation spine and congregation space.
the masterplan 01. SITE ENTRY 02. THE RECEPTION PAVILION 03. PARKING FOR 8 BACK-BACK CARS 04. PATH TO RIVER SHACK 05. RIVER SHACK 06. VILLAS OVER LOOKING LOW RISE FLOWERPLANTATION 07. PADDY FIELDS 08. RIVER 09. VILLAS OVERLOOKING THE FOREST 10. FARM 11. FARMERS MARKET/ POTTERY-TOY WORKSHOPS 12. DENSE VEGETATION WITH SITOUTS, BARBEQUE PITS 13. RESTAURANT FOR 40 PAX OVER LOOKING THE MOUNTAIN FOREST 14. KITCHEN 15. MOUNTAIN FOREST 16. SERVICES
Decks and pause spaces allow views of the landscape.
The street
Each private villa has it’s own pool, which offers views of the paddy feilds and hills beyond, providing the balance between pampering one-self in one’s own private space, while simultaneously being out in the open, breathing in nature.
The iso-metric plan
C A N VA S B O U T I Q U E H OT E L A R C H I T EC T U R E R E N OVAT I O N / I N T E R I O R
the concept The Canvas Boutique Hotel is a refurbishment project is a dense city. The design is an implementation of the philosophy of adaptive re-use, where instead of a blank slate or Tabula-Rasa, the challenge involved dealing with an existing building, which was old and rundown, and finally transform it into a vibrant commercial and leisure space. To do justice to the existing structure and make most of the available resources, planning was done so as to make full use of the existing infrastructure. The earlier facade, which was unresposive to the street, was converted to an engaging street facing cafe, it’s interiors visible to passers-by from the pavement. The more private spaces were assigned upstairs, where the interiors of the suites was kept elegant, modern and minimal to best serve the urban sensibilities of the client.
Scope : Design and Build Location: Bangaluru, Karnataka Area: 12,000 sq. ft Completed In: 2017
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T E R E L I H O S P I TA L I T Y I N T E R I O R S M A S T E R P L A N N I N G / A R C H I T EC T U R E / S U S TA I N B I L I T Y / L A N D S C A P E / I N T E R I O R
the concept The interior spaces of the Tereli Resort were to be the epitome of simplicity and elegance. Compact yet sophisticated, the rooms and common areas were to exude easy-living and comfort, as opposed to highend luxury. The finishes were inspired from natural textures and finishes, but designed to be arranged in fun patterns and forms, to compliment the young, quirky vibe of the place. Specialized palettes of patterns were created as mood boards for each different space, along with season palettes for the rooms, to break any repetition and monotony and provide with a new sensory and spatial experience to the visitor in each different area that he visits. The colors of summer spring and winter, along with stylized pattens of nature create a vibrant space for a refreshing vacation.
Scope : Design Location: Jolikot,Nanitak, Uttrakhand Area: 24,000 sq. ft Stage: Under construction
The deep-greens and browns of the Restaurant interiors evoke the forest that it overlooks and provides multiple views to.
The restaurant
Washroom
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The recreational room
The spa is inspired from the green rocky edge of the cliff, with opportunities to relax with the natural elements of nature.
Washroom
The spa and game zone
MUSEUMS
AND EXPERIENCE CENTRE
M Y T H O LO G I C A L M U S E U M 1. Arundhati 2. Gargi 3. Taramati 4. Anusuya 5. Ahalya 6. Sharmishta 7. Renuka 8. Sita 9 Savitri 10. Sukanya 11. Shakuntala 12. Madalasa 13. Amba 14. Draupadi 15. Yashodhara 16. Mahaprajapati Gautami 17. Akka Mahadevi 18. Panna Dai 19. Ubhayabharati 20. Ahalyabai Holkar 21. Rani Lakshmibai
A. Reception B. Meditation/ kal chakra space C. Information Area D. Back Office E. Control Room
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ATA L B I H A R I VA J PAY E E The Atal Smruti Udhyan is designed around the concept of a central courtyard with peripheral activities. The central courtyard is kept proportionately larger, balancing the buildings around it. The designed was achieved in three stages
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Stage 3: The central structure is a statue of Atalji, with the amphitheatre at the central edge.
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1. RSS Meet. 2. Taj Mahal with Hands 3. The Word Installation 4. Hostel Window 5. The Ganga Ghats 6. Books and Writing Material 7. Kashmir 8. The train to Pakistan 9. The Vajpayee Family 10. Election Ballot 11. The Jan Sangh Formation 12. The Parliment 13. The Prison 14. BJP timeline 15. News Paper Collage 16. First Hindi Speech in UN 17. Atalji’s Poems 18. The Bharat Ratna Award 19. Interactive Screen Display 20. Pokhran 21. The Kargil War 22. Atalji’s Achievements
In association with Custom Technologies
Bhari do-pahrī meñ añdhiyārā sūraj parchhā.īñ se haarā anatratm kā neh nichoḌeñ bujhī huī baaqī sulgā.eñ aao phir se diyā jalā.eñ Ham padhav ko samjhe manzil Lakshya hua ankhon se ojhal Vartaman ke moh jaal mein aane vaala kal na bhulayein Aao phir se diya jalayein Ahuti baaqi yagya adhura Apnon ke vighnon ne ghera Antim jai ka vajr banane nau dadhichi haddiyan galayein Aao phir se diya jalayein
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Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee was sworn in as the 13th Prime Minister of Independent India. Atal-ji is counted amongst the most influential personalities of India. A visionary leader, Atal-ji is known not just for his top-notch oratory skills, but also his deeply moving poetry. In today’s world of rapidly diminishing political values, his values and principles will always serve as a guiding light.
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200 50
200 50 650
590
80 276.71 2873.43
GROUND
6883.39
700
HUMAN ON CYCLE
500
RAMP SECTION
2425.79 2425.00
VIRTUAL REALITY INSTALLATION
PLANET INSTALLATION
mercury venus earth mars
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625
1065
jupiter
1395
saturn
1180
uranus
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neptune
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Global Warming Installation CYLINDRICALELEMENT
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DOME IN CYCLINDER
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300 600
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CHAIR WITH VR AND SYSTEM SPACE FOR CONDUIT PLINTH
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WALL
6150
PARTITION 7000 WALL
955
1255 750
43"TOUCH SCREEN
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530
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I_MU_SEXP SC-EXPC-D-03 04
Planet Installation
Status
Scale
Drawn
Checked
Date
Job number Drawing Code Drawing no. Revision I_MU_SEXP
SC-EXPC-D-04
04
Client
Project
CO M V I VA INTERIOR
ABOUT
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01. ENTRANCE 02. THE ALCOVE WALL WITH COMVIVA INFORMATION 03. 65” INTERACTIVE SCREEN ABOUT COMVIVA INTRODUCTION & MILESTONES 04. ROTATING TABLE WITH INTERACTIVE SCREEN OF 49” TV INBUILT & VR HOLLOW LENS FOR PRODUCT DEMOS. 05. ILLUMINATED KINETIC INSTALLATIO OF COMVIVA LOGO 06. PROJECTION WALL 07. DICE FOR PRODUCT DISPLAY 08. 42” STATIC SCREEN WITH VIDEOS OF PRODUCT INFORMATION & LAUNCH ETC 09. INTERACTIVE LOGO PIXEL LED LIGHT INSTALLATION ON THE CORRIDOR.
Scope : Design Location:Mumbai Area: Stage:
Push the limits Cloud of knowledge
Ground Reality
Cloud of
KNOWLEDGE
INnovation Ground Reality
CONCEPT ‘KNOW IN’ BRAND IMPLICATION
TECHNOLOGY
BAHINA BAI To create a resource center that shall reflect ‘Bhaina bai’s’ identity, Aura.
SITE AREA - 5.6 ACRE (243936 SQ.FT.) BUILT UP AREA - 35000 SQ.FT. 12
A Landmark Iconic & Earthy Openness -The building to breathe Design & technology integrated Active space & form 08
Promoting Marathi literature & Khandesh history
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In association with
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Institute encouraging women Empowerment
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01. MAIN ENTRANCE 02. ENTRANCE COURT 03. PARKING 04. LILY POOL 05. SUNKEN COURT 06. CAFETERIA SEATING PLAZA
07. VIP ENTRANCE 08. STEPPED PLAZA /OAT 09. STEPPED VEGETATION 10. WATER CHANNEL 11. ENTRANCE ROAD 12. PEDESTRIAN ENTRANCE FROM MAIN ROAD
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
LOWER GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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01. LIBRARY RECEPTION 02. TOILET 03. RESOURCE CENTRE 04. COMPUTER DESK 05. FORMAL SEATING 06. MEETING PODS 07. CASUAL SITTING 08. INDIVIDUAL PODS 09. LOCKER 10. TERRACE
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07. VIP ENTRANCE 08. STEPPED PLAZA /OAT 09. STEPPED VEGETATION 10. WATER CHANNEL 11. ENTRANCE ROAD 12. PEDESTRIAN EN
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01. LILY POOL 02. SCULPTURE 03. CONVERTIBLE CLASS ROOM 04. RAMP 05. STAIRS 06. SUNKEN COURT 07. CORRIDOR 08. TOILET
N In association with
In association with
In association with
COMMERCIAL OFFICES AND CLUBS
AMYDUS INTERIOR
ABOUT
CEILING DESIGN ELEMENT
A S PAC E A R C H I T EC T U R E / I N T E R I O R the site and it’s development
Aspaces is a premium multi-program property, located in the midst of a bustling city. To symbolize the brand, and it’s prime position in the market, the ‘A’ was equated to a soaring mountain peak, emphasizing all that the company stands for: class, identity and a signature lifestlye. To further make a bold statement and establish a strong tie between the brand and the architecture, ‘copper’ was used as a key element in the design palette, and a the facade takes the form of a soaring peak fashioned out of copper. The glistening forms stands out starkly amidst themore or less unremarkable built environment of the suburbs, demanding attention in it’s own right. The building is a testament to planning that encourages flexibility and mixed-uses in our cities today: the lower floors become high-end retail spaces, and the upper floors contain luxury suites. Considering that the theme of the design was couture, Aspaces has now become synonymous with a luxurious destination, and the architecture has succeeded in creating a monumental landmark for all to behold.
Scope : Design Location: Bangaluru, Karnataka Area: 18,000 sq. ft
A perforated copper-coloured facade allows the light from the interiors to shine through onto the street, lending the landmark structure the apperance of a jewel.
A continuous circulation core traverses through the building, which manages to combine various different functions together vertically, even as it keeps the services simple.
fourth floor
second and third floor
E CO C LU B INTERIOR the site and it’s development
The theme for the soothing interiors for the administrative block of this resort in Coorg, was inspired from the Landscape of the hill station, and a relaxed, earthy vibe exuded by natural elements and finishes. Greys and browns formed the undertones of the color palette, represented by the natural textures of stone and wood. The furniture and decorative elements of wicker and Mahogany, materials that can be sourced locally in the region, brought in a feel of the wooded forest into the interior spaces. Hanging decorations, such as mood-lights and wicker spotlights accentuated the height afforded by the sloping roof, and re-reinforced the sense of walking through a starlit forest with low hanging branches. The deep reds of the furniture, and indoor planting compliments this ambiance by adding a pop of color to the muted Grey of the stone tiled flooring. The interior design of the space manages to bring in a continuity between the outside and in.
Scope : Design and Build Location: Coorg, Karnataka Area: 10,000 sq. ft Stage : under construction
The wooden elements and textures, along with elements of green vegetation make the interior space look like it’s carved out of nature.
Fins as seperation
The Ground Floor Plan
Court yard view
G OA C LU B INTERIOR
The site is located on the beach of Vagator, the proposed over spanning roof of the club to create an iconic presence on the beach and becomes an eye catcher from distance. The other layer was introduced to enhance roof by proposing the ceiling derived from beach nature such as water waves / ripple and cloud for all three levels.
Location: GOA Area: 9000 SQ.FT. Scope: Concept Design Stage : Under construction Team: Abhinav, Siddarth, Reena, Nilseh
the concept option 02
RESIDENTIAL
VILLAS AND HOUSING
SOCIAL HOUSING - MUMBAI MASTERPLANNING / LANDSCAPE
Central Park Based on Prime Minister Housing scheme , this project took shape. The BIG idea was to create a large community spaceto look into and to celebrate the natural water streame by providing a big walk wher all the recreatioonal and family gathering can take place along the water body.
Segregation of mahada and sales component
central park layout
Scope : master plan concept Plot Area :23.5 Acre Area: 26,104,47 FSI Stage : muncipal stage
LONG VIEWS Based on Prime Minister Housing scheme , this project took shape. The BIG idea was to GIVE EACH EVERY APPARTMENT VIEW OF THE RIVER along with it creating intresting spaces for landscape and celebarting the natural water strame by providing a big walk wher all the recreatioonal and family gathering can take place along the water body.
Segregation of mahada and sales component
green fingers flowing park layout
R O W H O U S E S I N LU C K N O W A R C H I T EC T U R E / I N T E R I O R
The city of Lucknow is growing in modern, energetic and forward-thinking and a home in this city should reflect these values. the planning of these row houses is done in a way that if combined they can become one as a whole which also applied and crefully taken in consider in elevation too. The plan incorporates open spaces with multipurpose interior living areas to create an earthy, well-lit space that feels connected to the outside at all times.
Scope: Design and Build Location: Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh Area: 2600 sq. ft builtup Stage : Under construction
Ground Floor
First Floor
Living Room
combining two houses into one
elevation : combining two houses into one
V I L L A I N B A N G LO R E A R C H I T EC T U R E / I N T E R I O R CONCEPT
The city of Bangalore is modern, energetic and forward-thinking and a home in this city should reflect these values. In an attempt to reflect the essence of Bangalore, and the preferances of the client, the house is simple yet classy, it’s form a direct reflection of interior functions in the truly modern style. To heighten the factor of comfort on a tight plot in a rather urbanized city, the architecture brings in a spot of green wherever possible through a stepped entrance with planters, a landscaped pool area, and terraces and balconies on the facades: Where the city-fabric does not allow a sprawling house thats spread horizontally, the project celebrates its levels: the addition and subtraction in the cuboidal massing is complimented by steps and balconies at various levels. The plan is not traditional, it incorporates open spaces with multi-purpose interior living areas to create an earthy, well-lit space that feels connected to the outside at all times.
Scope: Design Location: Bangaluru, Karnataka Area: 9,000 sq. ft Scope: concept
The facade is not ornamental, it purely responds to the interior space and hence reflects the ideology of ‘form follows function’, emerging as a unique design element that communicates the play of levels and volumetric variation happening on the inside.
ENTRANCE FEATURE WALL
Ground Floor
First Floor
Second Floor
Third Floor
The rooms open out to the views of trees in the surrounding, giving a sense of being amidst nature even in the city. The pool brings in the element of water, and can be glimpsed through frames that reveal surprise views in the interior passages.
master bed room with terrace
swimming pool view from gym
living room space
WAT E R V I L L A A R C H I T EC T U R E
ABOUT
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5 3 4
6 2
9 1 8
7 1. ENTRY 2. STUDY DESK 3. LIVING AREA 4. DECK 5. NET FOR SEATING 6.MASTERBED 7.BATHROOM 8. WARDROBE 9. LUGGAGE TABLE 10. LINEAR DECK SOPING DOWN TO WATER LEVEL
AREA : 900 sq.ft. (for each villa)
RAICHORE VILLA A R C H I T EC T U R E
ABOUT
Scope : Design and Build Location: Raichure, Karnataka Built Up Area: 4000 sq. ft Stage : under construction
900 [2'-11"]
GROUND FLOOR LVL +400
LVL +600
LVL +500
D3
GARDEN 17'5" X 15'4"
W7
W11
W3
D2
TOILET 4' X 4'11"
MAID ROOM 12' X 7'3"
W1
SEATING MASTER BED 18'4" X 16'4"
W11
PARKING FOR 2 CARS LVL ±0
POWDER ROOM 4' X 6'11"
5649,92 [18'-6"]
W1 SD1
D3
SD1
FW13
GUEST ROOM 12' X 8'7"
DOOR SCHEDULE
D2
W7 D2
FW12 FOYER 13'4" X 6'7"
STAIRCASE
BATHROOM 8' X 9'6"
W6
LOCKER 3'8" X 2'
TREAD - 300 RISER - 150
D1
ENTRY LVL ±0
RAIL WATER HARVESTING 8'2" X 8'2"
DRAWING ROOM 16'8" X 17'6"
D2 KITCHEN ISLAND 5'11" X 2'10"
DINNING 9'7" X 12'4"
W2
1 W1 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 1000 2 W2 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 2650 3 FW3 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 2000 4 W4 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 1660 5 W5 S - 900, L - 2400, W - 1200 6 W6 S - 900, L - 2400, W - 875 7 W7 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 600 8 W8 S - 900, L - 2400, W - 600 9 W9 S - 900, L - 2400, W - 1000 10 W10 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 950 11 W11 S - 1800, L - 2400, W - 600 12 FW12 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 400 13 FW13 S - 0 L - 2400, W - 2610 14 FW14 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 5280
UNDERGROUND SUMP 8'2" X 8'2"
1028,37 [3'-4"]
W4
900 [2'-11"]
1200 [3'-11"]
GF - 2, FF - 0 GF - 1, FF - 1 GF - 2, FF - 2 GF - 1, FF - 0 GF - 1, FF - 0 GF - 1, FF - 2 GF - 2, FF - 2 GF - 0, FF - 3 GF - 0, FF - 1 GF - 0, FF - 2 GF - 2, FF - 0 GF - 2, FF - 0 GF - 1, FF - 0 GF - 0, FF - 1
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GARDEN 19' X 21'2" LVL +400
TEMPLE 6'7" X 3'11" KITCHEN 15'1" X 14'4"
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WINDOW SCHEDULE
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D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 SD1 SD2
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WALK IN CLOSET 6'2 X 6'10"
DUCT
PORCH LVL +600
2000 [6'-7"]
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Address: JP Nagar 7th phase, near royal school, putteanahalli road, Bengaluru . Mobile: 9856266266 Mail: rkbciates@gmail.com
FIRST FLOOR Client
Project
80' X 50' VILLA OP-02 W7
Status
W3
CONCEPT PLANNING
W8
GARDEN BELOW
BATHROOM 4' X 12'
Scale
Drawn
Date
FTP
VM
06-12-2019
Job number
Drawing number
Revision 03
BED 18'4" X 16'4"
Original size 100mm @ A3 Copyright RWAMP STUDIOS
W8
SD2 KIDS ROOM 13'5" X 19'6"
FW14
BALCONY 6'9" X 19'6"
SEATING BELOW
DOOR SCHEDULE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
W7 D2 D3 BATHROOM 8' X 9'6"
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W10
WALK IN CLOSET 6'2 X 6'10"
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D7
STAIRCASE
D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 SD1 SD2
1200 X 2400 900 X 2400 800 X 2400 1100 X 2400 1200 X 2400 1030 X 2400 1000 X 2400 1200 X 2400 1220 X 2400
GF - 1, FF - 0 GF - 4, FF - 2 GF - 3, FF - 1 GF - 1, FF - 0 GF - 0, FF - 1 GF - 0, FF - 1 GF - 0, FF - 2 GF - 2, FF - 0 GF - 0, FF - 1
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TREAD - 300 RISER - 150
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HOME THEATRE 15'7" X 14'4"
BATHROOM 5' X 10'
BAR 8' X 10'
1 W1 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 1000 2 W2 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 2650 3 FW3 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 2000 4 W4 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 1660 5 W5 S - 900, L - 2400, W - 1200 6 W6 S - 900, L - 2400, W - 875 7 W7 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 600 8 W8 S - 900, L - 2400, W - 600 9 W9 S - 900, L - 2400, W - 1000 10 W10 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 950 11 W11 S - 1800, L - 2400, W - 600 12 FW12 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 400 13 FW13 S - 0 L - 2400, W - 2610 14 FW14 S - 300, L - 2400, W - 5280
GYM 9' X 8'8"
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TEMPLE BELOW 6'7" X 3'11"
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BEDROOM 16'8" X 12'
W7
W3
GARDEN BELOW
BATHROOM 4' X 12'
DUCT BED 18'4" X 16'4" W9
S T U D I O
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SD2 KIDS ROOM 13'5" X 19'6"
FW14
BALCONY 6'9" X 19'6"
SEATING BELOW
DOOR SCHEDULE
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Address: JP Nagar 7th phase, near royal school, putteanahalli road, Bengaluru . Mobile: 9856266266 Mail: rkbciates@gmail.com
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B H O PA L PA L AC E A R C H I T EC T U R E
Concept
Built up area : 18000 sq.mt Scope : Architecture concept and execution Stage :
COMPETITIONS
MICRO HOUSING A D D
T O
C A R T Making traditional communities viable & thrive though microhousing
Existing structral coulmn of the bridge
Each module bought can be added & subracted as per the individual/ family requiremts to form a 350sq.ft home Further both the modules of 350 sq.ft can also become one home.
FUTURE EXPANSION
COMMUNITY SPACE 4 modules bought as per requiremnet attached to form a living space. Roof of these modules will be used as terrace spaces by the family for gradening etc.
8 UNITS PER FLOOR CAN HOUSE 48 FAMILIES (MIN) RANGING FROM 1 PERSON TO 4 PEOPLE
Each module bought shall be attached to the existing structural member, left over floor area can be used as open/terrace spaces 350 sq.ft floor plate area comprises of 4 modules
Circulation passageS along with vertical movement (lift & staircase) encompassing the exisitng column
Central Column’s frabricated with angled structural members, such that the modules are attached as the individual/family space requirement grows EXISTING SCENARIO NEAR THE WATER BANKS
Considering Micro housing is the future of housing for the existing and upcoming generations, we propose a type of housing that ensures mobility, innovation, reuse, and optimum space utilization making it an adaptable solution for everyone. “Add to cart” is a modern solution for micro-housing that allows a house to grow within a given space. The designed modules can be brought & assembled on the existing structural sytem like ‘kits of parts’. It is designed in a way that it can be multiplied, deducted & customised as per the different stages of a man’s life and his lifestyle choices. Mumbai, a megacity, is home to many traditional communities. Some communities bear the brunt of urban sprawl & migration and are on a verge of extinction. One such is the closely knitted Koli community of fishermen, entitled as the original inhabitants of Mumbai, that are suffering an economical, social and cultural loss today. The upcoming/proposed Coastal road development & bridges along the water banks will hugely affect the profession of this community, eventually leading them to migrate from their original habitation. Our concept of micro-housing shall retain and uplift this community, making it viable even through rapid urbanization. 1-2% of the city land is occupied by supporting structural systems that act as dead spaces, hence these structural systems can be constructed in such a way that they can host these communities. The housing takes place along the proposed infrastructure of the coastal road, while it saves green lands from undue rehabilitation of the fishermen. It also brings them closer to their profession and proposes a waterfront development program. This is the city supporting the fishermen’s concerns, the fishermen supporting the city’s concerns in return. The concept of ‘micro modular living’, in addition to the proposed scenario can take place in the defunct areas of a city such as abandoned mills & buildings, negative spaces that are in and around the existing or proposed infrastructure and also as parasite architecture to the existing buildings and structures.
Floating community space that functions as per the high & low tide & can be expanded as per the community space requirement & usibility ADVERSITIES OF THE COASTAL INFRASTRUCTURE
PROPOSED MICRO HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ON THE COASTAL INFRASTRUCTURE
MODULES
The Koli family, of 6 Residents 6 6 our site
T, a migrant Rentee on another site
V, a migrant Rentee of the Koli family
Room-mates of T
a. 01 Kitchen b. 01 Study + dining c. 01 Living + sleeping d. 01 Bathing & dressing e. 01 Study + sleeping Area : 350 sq.ft.
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a. 01 Kitchen b. 02 Sleeping c. 02 Bathing & dressing d. 01 Study e. 01 Terrace Area : 350 sq.ft.
a. 01 Kitchen + dining b. 01 Bathing & dressing c. 01 Study + sleeping d. 04 Terraces
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T & V’s Pets
P & A, growing up
V’s Parents
a. 01 Kitchen b. 01 Study, dining, living c. 01 Bedroom d. 01 Bathing & dressing e. 01 Study + sleeping Area : 350 sq.ft.
a. 01 Kitchen + dining b. 01 Bathing c. 01 Living + sleeping d. 01 Bedroom e. 01 Terrace Area : 260 sq.ft.
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On mezzanine On ground Terraces Terraces on mezzanine T’s income V’s income
a. 01 Kitchen b. 01 Dining c. 01 Living d. 02 Bathing e. 01 Dressing f. 02 Bedroom
a. 01 Kitchen b. 01 Study, dining, living c. 01 Bedroom d. 02 Bathing & dressing e. 02 Study + sleeping Area : 350 sq.ft.
g. 02 Study b. 02 Terraces
Area : 525 sq.ft.
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Mezzanine Level
P & A, Kids of T & V
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Mezzanine Level
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T H E FA M I LY OF FO UR
THE LO NE WO LF
THE ROOMMATES
THE NEWLY WED
THE OV E RWH E L ME D FA MILY
T H E B IG FA MILY
M O D U LE STUDY BY U SING FUR NI T U R E LO CAT E D I N T Y P I CAL HO U SING TO C R EAT E M O ST E FFIC IE NT A R EA USAG E A ND CO M B INE D W I T H NU MB ER OF U SERS TO CREAT E D I FFERENT T Y P OLOGI ES OF HOU SI NG U NI TS
K N O W L E D G E H A AT P R OTOT Y P E
LEARN
INTERACT
DESIGN STRATEGY
PLAY
In a country like India with 67% rural population, it is difficult for conventional education to reach everyone and be accepted as is. The site was located in a tribal area of Odisha with most people living below the poverty line. Schools were being shut down all around because locals did not relate to the system of teaching and felt it was better to involve their children in work than indulge in learning things they would never have the opportunity to use. The design sought to make a multi-functional space that could be a school for some, a ‘haat’ or evening market for others. We used philosophies like trying to get the local children to Learn using concepts they were familiar with, by Playing and Interacting with each other and elders who would pass on information they felt their community needed. The school did not use the conventional age based division of 1st, 2nd, 3rd standards but instead divided classes based on subjects so all ages would feel comfortable learning. The classes had moving walls and could be transformed into a school, market, exhibition and working space for artisans and for social gatherings.
07 13 Plot Area: 3.5 Acres Built Up Area: 6000 sq.ft.
Scope: Concept
ADAPTIVE MODULE
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Classes on, walls closed
One class on break, craftsmen using interactive spaces to work
Community holding meetings while their children play nearby
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Open exhibition of crafts and student work using existing furniture
Experience based exhibition using mixed configuration of sliding walls
Evening haat being used as exhibition spaces and indoor market
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LEGEND: 01. ROAD SIDE ENTRY 02. COMMON TOILET/PUBLIC FACILITY 03. MEDICAL STORE 04. DRINKING WATER 05. STAFF & ADMIN 06. KITCHEN/STORE 07. NURSERY SCHOOL WITH INTERNAL TOILETS 08. SCIENCE & MATH CLASSROOM 09. LANGUAGE (2 NOS) CLASSROOM 10. HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY CLASSROOM
11. 12, 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.
CLASSROOM SPILL OUT SPACES INTERNAL COURT(EXPANDABLE SPACES) SUNKEN COURT FOR ARTS & CRAFT SUNKEN SEATING FOR GROUP ACTIVITIES STEPPED SEATING FOR PLAY AREA OPEN LIBRARY- THE WALL TRANSFORMING CLASSROOMS PAINTING WALL FOR KIDS PLANT NURSERY PERFORMANCE AREA WITH STAGE BRIDGE
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E1 STREET DURING MORNING - SCHOOL
MODULE ADAPTED FOR MORNING - SCHOOL
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STREET DURING EVENING - ‘HAAT’
MODULE ADAPTED FOR EVENING - ‘HAAT’
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COLOURING ON WALLS WITH NICHES TO CLIMB ON
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LIBRARY WITH LADDERS AS CURIOUS POINTS
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RECESS DURING SCHOOL HOURS
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GREEN ROOF PERGOLA ROOF IN BAMBOO ROOF TILES IN TERRACOTTA RAFTERS IN WOOD POLYCARBONATE SHEETS FRAMEWORK IN WOOD SITE WITH CIRCULATION MOVABLE WALL IN BAMBOO CANE FIXED WALL IN RAMMED EARTH FLOORING IN COWDUNG HARD PAVING IN STONE
DIAGRAM SHOWING CIRCULATION AND ROOF SYSTEMS
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PROMOTING ART AMONGST THE YOUTH
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE AT REAR ENTRANCE
PRODUCT DESIGN
K I O S K 0 . 2 - LU C K N O W PRODUCT DESIGNING
PODgami “Chai Peeni Hai” We captured clients interest in origami and brought it to life through this kiosk. After many experiments and physical models study we simplified to make it robust and easy to construct. Visual expression as a impact sculpture on the streetscape. Robust and compact Stand out even when shut in night and serves in daylight. Keep transforming from day light till evening with induced artificial light enhancing the angular lines of the kiosk in desired colour as per the surroundings.
Size: 8’ x 8’ Scope : concept and execution Stage : completed
TEA KIOSK PRODUCT DESIGNING / BRANDING
CONCEPT 1 : tea under the tree The concept is derived from the age old practice of people coming together to eat and drink under large trees. The natural element was an important place maker back then and thus the attempt was to make the kiosk a place maker based on nostalgia.
Inspired from the transforming objects found on the streets of Indian cities, this project pays an ode to the concept of ephimerality in architecture, to create meaningful transactions with people by means of their favourite beverage: tea. The idea took shape as an attractive movable kiosk inspired from the spread of the branches of a tree. It offers a pausepoint and a place of respite for those who wish to take a little break while on the move. It proclaims to passers-by “Chai peeni hai,” which is also the name of the company. Hence, it becomes a product that promotes the the brand and its essence effectively and in a more interesting manner to greater number people, especially when placed in public spaces such as a mall or a public square. The simple experience of drinking warm, refreshing, healthy tea can bring joy to a tired visitor, and the kiosk provides a fresh and vibrant environment for them to do just that. Light and colourful, the kiosk has a folding metal screen that forms its roof, supported by wooden structure that shelters the display deck and the shelved storage below it. The entire assembly is mounted atop wheels, making it mobile enough to move.
Scope: Design and Build Location: NCR, New Delhi Area: 8’x8’ ft Completed In: 2018
Tea Leaf
Leaf Unit
Tea Leaves Cluster
Cluster of Units
Contact : Abhinav Prasoon
+91 9930330203 abhinav@rwampstudio.com
Reena Gaikwad
+91 9833155514 reena@rwampstudio.com
Siddarth Mahadevan +91 9821700380 siddarth@rwampstudio.com Website : www.rwampstudio.com
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