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UG - BARCH - Studio - 4 | Spring 2022 | House at Jada Bhagat Ni Pol
  • Student Krishna Kireeti Kodati
  • Code UAR20252
  • Faculty Architecture
  • Unit L2 Studio Unit
  • Tutor/s Hamid Raj
  • TA Fateh Singh

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Offered site was rather enclosed and felt asphyxiating. To remedy for this an idea of permeability was thought of. To manifest this a delicate outer skin for the facade, that promoted the concept of variable permeability(bot visual and physical), was designed. This variability in the permeation was achieved through operable louvers and fixed and openable shutters. The spaces themselves have been planned such that they directly open up to the backyard, which allows for the phenomenon of stack ventilation to occur, hence, effectively keeping the entire house well ventilated.

One of the main concepts were the ideas of cross ventilation along with permeability.
The elemental assembly of the outer skin, despite being delicate, is structurally stable.
Ground Floor: The main takeaway is the manner in which spaces open up to the backyard. The bedroom of the elderly has been planned such that it maintains a good street connection.
First Floor: Apart from connection to the backyard, various levels maintain a connection to each other via double heighted ceilings.
Second Floor: It is fully dedicated to the masters of the house. Hence, the grandeur in scale is justified.
Terrace: It also houses the guest room. The floor plane here was reduced to a more digestable scale and converted to a roof, whose qualities reflect on the space down below.
Section AA cuts through the minor wing of the house. The receding semi covered area allows for interactions between levels above.
Section BB cuts though the major wing of the house. The takeaway here this the manner in which the spaces open up to the backyard.
Section CC cuts through the backyard itself.
The elevation explores the geometry and proportions of the fenestrations.