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UG - BARCH - Studio - 3 | Spring 2022 | Heritage Inn, Rajpipla
  • Student JIYA VISHAL BHAVSAR
  • Code UAR21060
  • Faculty Architecture
  • Tutor/s Kashyap Mevada,Milind Mistry
  • TA Aarjavi Mehta

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We had to design a home stay in Rajpipla along with the owner's residence. Since the site has a traditional, vernacular setting, I tried to retain some of the unique characteristics in my design. For example, the house has a central courtyard that not only allows the hot air to escape, but also acts as a gathering space for the owners and their guests. To make my design climate responsive, I have provided multiple semi-open spaces like balconies. The interior of the house is homely and welcoming, and it creates a sense of belonging among the guests.

These images are the floor plans and the roof plan of the homestay that I designed.
These are the drawings of the sections and elevations of the home stay in a 1:75 scale.
The sheet on the left is a compilation of all the process drawings. They include the study of the climate, roof and structure. The sheet on the right shows the detailed wall section at a 1:25 scale.
For the documentation stage, we documented a house in Rajpipla. These are the plans and cross sections of that house.
The sheet on the left consists of the longitudinal section and elevations. The sheet on the right consists of the detailed wall section in a 1:20 scale.
The sheet on the left consists of the staircase detail and the exploded view of the structural wooden members. The images on the right are of the physical model that was made in a 1:25 scale.
This sheet consists of the door detail and climate analysis.
This sheet shows the analysis of the climate to study the ventilation.
This sheet shows the analysis of the climate to study the ventilation.