02 NATIONAL MARITIME COMPLEX

Year 2020

Project Type

Semester

Design faculty

Area

Location

Case study

Undergraduate thesis

Ar. Asif R Khan, Ar. Shine Alex Mani, Ar. Najjumudden, Ar.

Rohith PV

X 16,000 sqft

Chennai, India

Bihar Museum, National maritime museum cuttack

The National Maritime Complex in Chennai serves as a shining beacon, seamlessly connecting the realms of land and sea, the past and present, and the future. What sets this complex apart is its complex organic architecture, which captivates the imagination and evokes a sense of awe. The users are are greeted by an intricate interplay of forms, textures, and spaces. The organic architecture mimics the fluidity of the sea, creating an environment that is both visually captivating and functionally efficient. The use of curves, undulating lines, and dynamic shapes not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also creates a sense of movement and vitality. The architectural characteristics of the National Maritime Complex reflect its role as a bridge between diverse elements. Its design showcases a harmonious blend of modernity and tradition, with innovative and contemporary elements seamlessly integrated into the surrounding natural landscape. This integration allows visitors to experience a profound connection to both the historical significance of the site and the forward-thinking aspirations of the future.

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