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    VOLUME 30 ISSUE 5

    ARCHITECTURE+ARCHITECTURE+ DESIGNM A Y 2 0 1 3 `175

    A N I N D I A N J O U R N A L O F A R C H I T E C T U R EA N I N D I A N J O U R N A L O F A R C H I T E C T U R E

    MY MOST CHALLENGING

    AND FULFILLING PROJECT

    I believe that one must experience joy and celebration oflifein architecture. It must affect our inner self.BVDoshi

    MY MOST CHALLENGING

    AND FULFILLING PROJECT

    I believe that one must experience joy and celebration oflifein architecture. It must affect our inner self.BVDoshiAn architectural composition is like choreography for dancers,changing the moods, forms and images...ChristopherBenningerAn architectural composition is like choreography for dancers,changing the moods, forms and images...ChristopherBenninger

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    80 The Light and Life Academy, Ooty

    Jaisim-Fountainhead, Bangalore

    86 Contoured Creation

    Mahindra United World College India,

    Paud Pune

    CCBA, Pune

    94 EXPLORING DESIGN

    Design in Metal

    SUSTAINABLE CONCEPTS

    102 Phototropic Structuring

    111 Eagle Street, Brisbane

    Cox Rayner Architects & ARUP,

    Brisbane, Australia

    110 SKETCH FEATURE

    EDITOR-IN-CHIEFSUNEET PAUL

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    A N I N D I A N J O U R N A L O F A R C H I T E C T U R E

    VOL XXX NO 5 MAY 2013

    13 ABOUT THE ISSUE

    14 REFLECTIONS

    16 UPDATES

    24 ANNOUNCEMENT:ARCHITECTURE+DESIGN

    & CERA AWARDS

    MY MOST CHALLENGING &

    FULFILLING PROJECT

    26 Sculptural Setting

    Amdavad ni Gufa, Ahmedabad

    Vastu Shilpa Consultants, Ahmedabad

    36 Environment Responsive Forms

    Nalanda International School, Vadodara

    Somaya and Kalappa Consultants, Mumbai

    44 Integrated with the Scape

    Home for Dying Destitute, BangaloreCnT Architects, Bangalore

    53 Individual Dwelling Unit

    Residence, Ahmedabad

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    58 Mediterranean Retreat

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    64 Interactive Spaces

    Ekya School, ITPL, Bangalore

    Mindspace, Bangalore

    72 Evocating Courtyard Houses

    The Courtyards House, Beawar

    Sanjay Puri Architects, Mumbai

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    It gives us a great sense of purposeful commitment to

    announce the Tenth Cycle of the

    & Awards. Yes, this year the

    awards process is being organised in close

    partnership and association with , pioneers in

    the sanitaryware segment in India and conforming to

    their tradition of being at the forefront of innovation.

    They would be playing a key role in the presentation of

    these awards. We are very thankful to our former

    associate for having very committedly partnered withus all these years and provided a strong foundation to

    the instit utionalisation of these Awards. We feel

    positive that we would now further cement this

    endeavour of uplifting innovation in architecture. The

    experience of the earlier cycles has been very

    rewarding and educative. Our aim s tands further

    strengthened to appreciate architectural so lutions

    excelling in functionality, environmental concerns,

    aesthetic values and depicting a fresh approach

    with respect to the context. This year we

    have also included a new category forInterior Design in Residences.

    and have pleasure

    in invit ing entries for the different categories

    and assure the participants of their

    commitment to unbiased, honest and fair

    ju ry outcomes, respect ing the inherent spi ri t

    of creativity in architecture and design.

    Important AnnouncementCall for Entries

    ARCHITECTURE+ DESIGN

    ARCHITECTURE+ DESIGN

    & AWARDS

    ARCHITECTURE+ DESIGN

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    Project: Amdavad ni Gufa, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad

    Architects: Vastu Shilpa Consultants, Ahm ed ab ad

    Sculp tural Se t t ing

    MY MOST CHALLENGING & FULFILLING PROJECT

    B VDoshi

    Photo:YatinPandya

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    ARCHITECTURE+ DESIGN May 2 01 3 2 7

    In what i s es sen t i a lly an ar t ga ll e ry, climat ic

    considerations, notion of ablution, essence of Buddhist

    rock-cut architecture and plastic space all contributed

    to the ima ge of the space as a cave. Relying on fundam ental

    aspects of space perception, which are sensorial, i t evokes

    feelings through intuitive responses generated by elements

    of nature, especial ly l ight . Cont iguous spaces defined by

    cont inuou s planes get further a rt iculated through inciden t

    light. Skylights and shell apertures of various shapes and

    sizes orient d ifferently to allow varying inten sity of light from

    different directions, changing moods and spatial definition

    within. The se dyna m ics of space a nd light m akes it sculptu ral

    and m ysterious.

    The plan evolves out of intersecting circles an d ellipses,

    the spaces forme d within be ing cont iguous and am orpho us

    through incl ined planes of domes, curvi l inear planes of

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    Project: Nalanda International School, Vadodara

    Architects: Somaya and Kalappa Consultants, Mumbai

    Environment Responsive Forms

    ARCHITECTURE+ DESIGN May 2 0 13 3 7

    As architects, one has to achieve the b alance between

    client requirements and aspirations with techno logy

    and good architecture as well as the landscape within

    the m aster p lan. To achieve th is requ ires a comp lex and

    committed effort. Today in the world of a rchitecture, as in

    the world of business, how well we cope with change will

    depend entirely on their willingness to change too and on

    Brinda Somaya