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Concepts & DesignsThe architect decided to move away from the usual stereotype of a ‘site office’ to something that was timeless and created a landmark.(Source: Panjwani Vinay)articulated in MS, wood and ceramic patterned tiles. These are alsouplifted by the spectacular sciagraphy that unfolds through the dayin the most effective way.Space is in the form of a simple “L” shape, with a multipurposeroom at the junction of the two arms. One part is dedicated tothe reception/waiting area and a series of cabins, orchestratedlinearly, while the other comprises the meeting room. Pockets ofcourtyards play the dual role to unify spaces as well as acting asan intervening buffer. These also positively impact the indoor airquality and consequently, the health of users. The plinth of theL-shaped office is elevated by 1.5 feet to create a floating effect.The façade that faces the road has full gazing screened by brisesoleilswith circular cut-outs to protect from the harsh southwestsunlight. This tempered natural light makes the spaces look lessconfined and brings about vitality, energy, and productivity.The inside façade of the “L” shape is fully glazed so that allthe office remains connected in view and spirit to the ongoingconstruction and derives some of its energy from the movementof the workers. A continuous fully glazed window lets light inand offers an unobstructed view and a protected connection tothe outdoors. The dramatic effect of the cut-outs as shadowsis captured throughout the day, with each moment bringing adifferent feel – from the soft morning light to the evening sunset– transforming the space from one hour to the next. The storythat unfolds is a saga of love between sunlight and the perforatedscreen, and the vibration it creates in the space.Light as empowerment of space. Light as an animating force.Light as a medium of well-being. Light as a design tool. Thearchitect explored all aspects of light to create a space that stoodat the intersection of these ideas. The architectural envelope wasnot designed for itself, but as a meaningful screen that wouldallow us to articulate this core concept. More so, it also became anelement that played a pragmatic role in the interior developmentand impacted the interiors such that the inside and the outsidebecame one.This project highlights several aspects of the architect’sphilosophy – the respect for natural resources, a harnessing ofearth energies including meaningful and biophilic design thatconverses with the environment. This is not a superficial façadetreatment but a Meaningful Screen as an Architecture elementserving as a functional element for the interior too. The purity ofthe structure in conversation with sunlight highlights the ethos ofthe design philosophy.The multi-functional and multi-disciplinary character of the structurehas a deep emotional relationship between the building and humanscelebrating light and shadow.(Source: Panjwani Vinay)(Source: archdaily.com)(Source: Panjwani Vinay)36 July-August 2021 | www.b-i.biz
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