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THE GUILD
The KHB Trust to rejuvenate a 5 acres unused park in Bangalore adjacent to their existing institute has proposed to create a museum & auditorium, simultaneously landscaping the park to make a public space.
The gently contoured site is entered by an access road on the southern side sloping down towards the north with 2 small existing ponds. The landscape proposal links these two ponds creating a small waterfront on the northern perimeter of the site with stepped platforms imbibed from the ‘Stepped Ghats’ that are famous in the region of site’s location.
The museum , auditorium & cafeteria along with a large cafeteria are sited on the SE corner orienting all the spaces towards the landscaped areas on the north & reducing heat gain in a location that has temperatures in excess of 30°C most of the year.
The disposition of the enclosed spaces is done in a manner that allows the built spaces TO gradually emerge from the garden in terms of height thereby reducing the building volumes from the public garden , ascending towards the south east corner housing single level spaces, with the 2nd and 3rd level diminishing in plan towards the southern end with a clock tower that is a part of the client’s brief.
Fragmented into numerous cuboids the building creates a sculptural internal space that echoes the organic hill settlements of old Indian cities externally.
The design creates public spaces that are open as well as enclosed & semi enclosed sequentially responding to the client’s brief, the climate of the location & need for public space to rejuvenate an unused open land in the heart of an urban area.
The gently contoured site is entered by an access road on the southern side sloping down towards the north with 2 small existing ponds. The landscape proposal links these two ponds creating a small waterfront on the northern perimeter of the site with stepped platforms imbibed from the ‘Stepped Ghats’ that are famous in the region of site’s location.
The museum , auditorium & cafeteria along with a large cafeteria are sited on the SE corner orienting all the spaces towards the landscaped areas on the north & reducing heat gain in a location that has temperatures in excess of 30°C most of the year.
The disposition of the enclosed spaces is done in a manner that allows the built spaces TO gradually emerge from the garden in terms of height thereby reducing the building volumes from the public garden , ascending towards the south east corner housing single level spaces, with the 2nd and 3rd level diminishing in plan towards the southern end with a clock tower that is a part of the client’s brief.
Fragmented into numerous cuboids the building creates a sculptural internal space that echoes the organic hill settlements of old Indian cities externally.
The design creates public spaces that are open as well as enclosed & semi enclosed sequentially responding to the client’s brief, the climate of the location & need for public space to rejuvenate an unused open land in the heart of an urban area.
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