bhasha van
The forest of language.
MYTH DESIGN - VADODARA 22 B Shrinagar Society, Akota, Baroda 390007 Gujarat, India Phone : +91-9824655650 Email : info@myth-design.com Submitted by :- RAVI RATNAM DURATION :- 8Weeks
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OBJECTIVE
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PROJECT BRIEF
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PLAN VIEW
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hut no - 1
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hut no - 2
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wall murals
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hut no - 3
MY TH DESIGN Myth’s core is a team of passionate young designers and the company has its head office in Vadodara, the cultural capital of Gujarat. Started in 2006, the company has in this short span of time created innovative design solutions for a range of corporate clients, NGOs and national level projects. The company is divided into two wings: Myth Advertising providing solutions in the fields of print media, graphic design, photography, 2D animation, film design and web design. Myth Innovations; dedicated to creating interactive environments for museums, exhibitions, trade shows, retail and recreational facilities and product launches. Bhasha Van – An outdoor exhibition on Indian languages Tribal Music of Gujarat – An interactive kiosk based presentation on tribal music from the state Flavors of Asia – Interior graphics, Branding, Print Ads and Menu design for Fine Dining Resturant Audio Visual interactive content for SC&ST Research & Training Insitute, Bhubaneswar Informative Signage design and installation for Sarangpuri EcoPark, Wardha
bhasha vanThe forest of language.
Bhasha is not an acronym. The term ‘bhasha’ means in most Indian languages, ‘language’, ‘speech’, ‘definition’ or ‘voice’. Bhasha Trust was founded in 1996 for study, documentation and conservation of languages not protected by the Constitution of India. The organization works at present in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh. The major areas of work of Bhasha have been conservation and promotion of minority languages, education, healthcare and empowerment of Adivasi communities in India, protection of human rights of the Denotified and Nomadic Tribes (DNTs), study and development of Adivasi arts, and policy level interventions in the interest of ecology, human rights and Adivasi empowerment. Bhasha Research and Publication centre is recognized by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India, as a Centre of Excellence.
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bhasha vanThe forest of language.
OBJECTIVE The objectives of the Bhasha Trust are: 1. To undertake documentation of linguistic, literary and artistic heritage of adivasi communities in India and to publish documented materials. 2. To collaborate with national academies of art and literature and research in stitutes engaged in the art of adivasi related imaginative activity for the purpose of undertaking or encouraging research in adivasi art and literature. 3. To establish a national level Adivasi Training Academy for the promotion of adivasi languages, literature, arts and culture with a view to initiating formal education in the area of conservation of adivasi imagination. 4. To undertake activities related to social and economic development of adi vasi communities 5. To stimulate and create awareness among citizens for the preservation of adivasi languages, art and imaginative life of adivasi communities.
bhasha vanThe forest of language.
ORGANIZATIONAL STRACTURE
Bhasha Research & Publication Center (Baroda) governed by the Board of Trustees Program Officer (1) Finance Account Head (1) Account Department (4) Adivasi Academy Development Service Center
Adivasi Academy (Tejgadh, Chhotta Udepur taluka) Recognozed as a center of Excellence by the minister of tribal affairs government of india Director(1) Permanent Faculty(8)
Visiting Faculty(10)
Librarian(1)
Publications(2)
Accounts & Administration(5) Resident doctor(1)
Extension officers(4)
Residential school vasantshala(4) Museum staff(5)
Security & development(10)
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project BRIEF • •
To create an outdoor exhibition on Indian languages. To create an inviting environment where people will arrange social gatherings.
bhasha vanThe forest of language.
Plan view
bhasha vanThe forest of language.
HUT No. :- one This hut is made in pentagenal shape because tribal language has five majer family. There would be a pentagenal column in the center whose walls would adorned with the regional
bhasha vanThe forest of language.
HUT No. :- TWO The brief to the design this hut was to have a bigger area for meetings and gathrings for which as took my inspirition as temple. this would increase the educational environment of the campus.
bhasha vanThe forest of language.
WALL MURALS
The pithora painting for made natural colors traditionally, but the colors would come off with the water easily. this was the main problem which i has to tackle well recreating the paintings on the outer walls.for this i used terracotta murals for recreating the essence of the tradittonal pithora painting.
bhasha vanThe forest of language.
TERRACOTTA MURALS Dimension of the one tiles :- 5” x 5” Distance between the two tiles :- 0.5” Full size:- 87.5” x 43.5” Total tiles :- 128piece
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HUT No :- THREE The baisc stucture is circolar in shape haven two intrences. the inner and outer walls would be cover with traditional cow tung.and the inner walls would be painted with any traditional painting.
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estimate
These are the estimate cost of various row material which i could gather will working in the field.
Bricks : 8000piece @ 2.5rupees :- 20,000/ Cement: 60 bags @ 300rupees :- 16,800/ Cariya : (10mm) 300kg @40rupees :- 12,000/ (6mm) 200kg @ 42rupees :- 8,400/ Sand(balu) :5tracter@ 300 :1,500/ Bamboo : 100piece @ 50rupees :5,000/ Tiles : 6000piece @ 1rupees :6,000/ Wood : 50piece @ 1,000rupees :- 50,000/ Labour :50,000/
Total:-
1,69,700/
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