INTERPRETATION CENTRE ON A BRIDGE

Semester 06 | 3th year | Srirangapatna, Karnataka

Studio Guides : Asst. Prof. Shashank Satish

Asst. Prof. Shreyas Baindur

Asst. Prof. Akash Rai

Assoc. Prof. R Kiran Kumar

Asst. Prof. Asijit Khan

Prof. Anand Krishnamurthy

STUDIO BRIEF:

The interpretation center will act as a pedestrian bridge doubling as a public space that connects the ruins of Paschimavahini ghat to the island, intending to interpret the context of land, water, culture and histories through the lens of publicness

The bridge project will explore the rejuvenation and redevelopment of the area around the historical fort’s Watergate, situated on the southern bank of Srirangapatna.

PROJECT BRIEF : pedestrian bridge

SITE LOCATION : srirangapatna, Karnataka

SITE AREA : 3 2 acres

BUILT-UP AREA : 2000 sqm

DURATION : 14 weeks

Although situated a mere 15 km from Mysore city, Srirangapatana lies in the neighboring district of Mandya. The entire town is e nclosed by the river Kaveri to form a river island, While the main river flows on the eastern side of the island, the Paschima Vaahini segment of the same river flows to its west. The town is easily accessible by train from Bangalore and Mysore and is also well -connected by road, lying as it does just off the Bangalore -Mysore highway. The highway passes through this town and special care was taken to minimize any impact on the monuments.

Srirangapatna Sangama is the confluence of three holy streams: Kaveri River, Kabini River and Hemavati River. Located 27 km upstream from the town is the spectacular Shivanasamudra Falls, the second biggest waterfall in India and the 16th largest in the world.

1. Admin

2. Restaurant

3. Public toilet

4. Library

5. Amphitheatre

6. Ticketing

7. Gallery 1

8. Gallery 2

9. Gallery 3

10. AV room

11. Staff room

12. Landscape

13. View point 1

Longitudinal Section

Exploded View

Housing Design

Semester 04 2th year Mysore, Karnataka

Studio Guides : Adj. Prof. Umesh Nuchin

Prof. Anand Chalwadi

Asst. Prof. Akash Rai

Adj. Prof. Kukke Subramanya

Adj. Prof. Anand Prakash

Asst. Julie Ann Tharakan

STUDIO BRIEF:

Mysore has become a center for education in the field of Medicine, Engineering , Architecture and other disciplines There is huge demand for student living Quarters. One such attempt is made to meet the needs on student Living Quarters for students of Architecture in Mysore Students learn not only to live with others and share things, but also learn to live on their own. Living alone and independently is a habit (or a practice) that every individual must grow into. Therefore, student accommodation helps one gain emotional independence and trains one to sustain independently Living quarters which would foster 1. Co Living , Build Relationships. 2. Living alone and being Independent. 3. Collective Working. 4. Interaction , Sharing and Bonding. 5. Safe and Secured living.

PROJECT BRIEF :Housing

SITE LOCATION : Mysore, Karnataka

SITE AREA : 3000 sqm

BUILT-UP AREA : 3600 sqm

DURATION : 14 weeks

ROAD MAP

Karnataka Mysore Ramaswamy circle Given site

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• The activities

• In crucial. garden gathering.

VEHICULAR CIRCULATION

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FUNCTION MAP

SITE DIMENSIONS

Intent Of The Design

must be a lively (full of life and energy) space that satisfies the need for a homey environment because it intended for students and "it can be a little scary leaving home and moving to a new place with new people".

The students should have enough room for their daily activities and be in an area with plenty of natural light. terms of interacting with people, the open space is crucial. like the courtyard, the canteen area, and the garden area. A lawn, to accommodate the larger gathering.

The play of levels, play of colors, variation in height, landscape, and position of the trees that would come together and form a structure would all be fascinating features that would draw people or students to the structure itself. However, the circulation and approach should be clear and uncomplicated.

As the building's entrance and facade would be seen by visitors first, they should be highlighted.

The balconies on each unit provide a visual connection the neighborhood and a place for people to gather and unwind.

Ground Floor Plan

Laundry space