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    The farmhouse project involved incorporating an existing incomplete pavilion structure into a small weekend home and separate toilet block for guests. A linear approach was taken where the pavilion became the main house, and an extension created the toilet block, allowing a clean rectangular form without disrupting the open farm site. Natural light and ventilation were provided to the toilet block via skylights cut into the slab. Marble tiles created a rich, clean interior and a hidden staircase provides access to the roof terrace.

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    The farmhouse project involved incorporating an existing incomplete pavilion structure into a small weekend home and separate toilet block for guests. A linear approach was taken where the pavilion became the main house, and an extension created the toilet block, allowing a clean rectangular form without disrupting the open farm site. Natural light and ventilation were provided to the toilet block via skylights cut into the slab. Marble tiles created a rich, clean interior and a hidden staircase provides access to the roof terrace.

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    The farmhouse project involved incorporating an existing incomplete pavilion structure into a small weekend home and separate toilet block for guests. A linear approach was taken where the pavilion became the main house, and an extension created the toilet block, allowing a clean rectangular form without disrupting the open farm site. Natural light and ventilation were provided to the toilet block via skylights cut into the slab. Marble tiles created a rich, clean interior and a hidden staircase provides access to the roof terrace.

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    CASE STUDY

    Case 3: OutHouse The farm is situated amidst the lush


    Location: New Delhi greens of Chattarpur, within an acre of
    Architect: Delhi Collective plot stood an incomplete skeleton
    Year of Completion: 2019 structure of a Pavilion. The clients had
    Built-up Area: 205 m2 chosen their farm as their venue for
    their wedding and wanted to create a
    small weekend home with a separate
    A linear approach was taken, where the toilet block for their guests by incorpo-
    existing pavilion became the main house rating the existing pavilion structure into
    which housed a small bedroom, Pantry, the design. For us, the existing structure
    Bathroom, and Living Area and the was the starting point of the design
    extension created became the toilet block. concept and how we could design
    This approach allowed us to create a clean around it to fit the requirements.
    rectangular form that would act as a
    backdrop to the site without eating into the
    The entry into the space is
    clear lush open farm. The plinth has been
    through a small open to
    treated as a stepped platform that helps the
    sky court with pebbles and
    volume merge into the ground smoothly as
    wooden tiles. For ventila-
    well as creating a seating space.
    tion in the toilet, block
    skylights were cut out of
    the slab providing natural
    light and ventilation into
    the space. Marble tiles
    take over the interior
    spaces of the toilets
    creating a rich clean
    space for the users. The
    accessibility of the terrace
    has been given through a
    staircase which is hidden Sheet
    behind the building

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    length. The space
    underneath the staircase
    also houses a small store.
    Date:
    Deptartment of ARN 201:Architectural Design II Submitted To: Submitted By:
    30.09.2019 Dr.Arindam Biswas Sanjeev Krishnan
    Architecture & Planning Remarks: RESIDENCE DESIGN
    IIT Roorkee Dr.Sonal Atreya 18110021

    Case 4: Not So Big House!

    CASE STUDY
    To keep pace with the rapid urbanization of the
    tier 2 city in which the residence is located, the
    Location: Bellur, Karnataka
    client aspired to upgrade to a modern, luxurious
    Architect: Sudaiva Studio
    lifestyle while still living as a traditional joint
    Year of Completion: 2018
    family. Within the relatively compact floor area,
    Built-up Area: 250 m2
    the design had to accommodate the needs of a
    large family, providing a sense of spaciousness
    Facing north, the front façade features tall
    while maintaining the right balance of connec-
    windows scaling two floors allowing sumptu-
    tion and privacy. For a narrow plot measuring
    ous natural light to penetrate deep into the
    only 28 feet wide and 45 feet long with a
    open layout of the house. Mild steel vertical
    common wall at the rear, and narrow setbacks of
    louvers clad with Fundermax outside the
    1.5 feet along the width, the house had to
    windows serve as adornment for the building
    depend only on the north face and overhead
    façade, act as a security device and also a
    light for daylighting and natural ventilation.
    shading device. The sky-lights above a
    double heightened internal court, together The folding planes of the staircase volume
    with the tall expanse of windows makes the with an exposed concrete finish stand
    home self-sufficient in natural light regardless counterpoised against the white plastered
    of the shade from future property develop- minimal rectilinear mass housing the living
    ments around it. The skylights also have a spaces. Glass, exposed concrete finish and
    built-in provision for hot air to vent out of the white plaster form the minimal material
    building through perforated metal sheets. palette for the external form. The Golden
    Rectangle was used to determine the scale
    and proportion of the building elements.

    Sheet

    Date:
    4
    Deptartment of ARN 201:Architectural Design II Submitted To: Submitted By:
    30.09.2019 Dr.Arindam Biswas Sanjeev Krishnan
    Architecture & Planning Remarks: RESIDENCE DESIGN
    IIT Roorkee Dr.Sonal Atreya 18110021

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