Proposal for Indian Institute of Technology, Palakkad
Keywords:
Contemporary, Indian Institute of Technology, Learning Spaces, Palakkad, Kerala, Vernacular ArchitectureAbstract
Growing time brings a challenge in front of the Architects to choose between traditional and contemporary ideas of Architecture. This has been tackled by many people through combining both ideas into design solutions. The idea of contemporizing the vernacular elements of Architectural space making is a growing avenue now on. This paper looks into the aspect of contemporizing the vernacular elements. The focus of the study is about the institutional space of IIT and pick the vernacular elements region of Kerala is been considered. This paper is part of the Design Proposal created for the final dissertation of Architecture. The idea of the study was to evolve the spaces through the experiential journey of the perceiver, right from the status of the institute of perseverance to its architecture. To decode and contemporize the vernacular architectural essence of Kerala, by designing the proposed Indian Institute of technology in Palakkad. The paper sums up with Planning process, Development of the character, and Visual journey proposed.
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