AESTHETICS,SUSTAINAIBILITY AND ARCHITECTURE

LAURIE BAKER The use of local materials with consideration to local climate and participation of the people leads to A Holistic Design Approach .

An Architect’s office

Fusion of Post Modern and Ancient Architecture is reflected in façade design

Dressed basalt provided with niches for lamps

Wall of black basalt and yellow Rabkavi stones Yellow pine wood fixed To yellow Rabkavi stones

Fusion of Post Modern and Ancient Architecture is reflected in façade design

Ceilings provided with photos of actual project work

Architects working space

Ply planks fitted over MS square brass fitted by MS straps

Staircase leading to terrace from studio space A cosy ‘Diwan’ as resting space

Cosy workspaces

Table tops made up of Ceramic Jaisalmer stone Jute pin up boards mounted on the ply for drawing display.

Grey granite flooring Glass top resting on Wooden frame

mural made up of foam concrete block carving

Huge window and a mural

Open and airy Studio space

Wooden partitions also used for storage

Siporex units as library chairs Design in coloured mosaic

Open and airy studio

Ceiling pattern reflected on flooring exploring different materials

Hariyali planted in patches Eucalyptus trees preserved Harmonious placement of landscape elements

Natural tone of the environment maintained

‘ Cassia Javanica’ with yellow flowers experienced from the continuous glazing

A 3 KW wind mill is provided on terrace which takes care of all domestic lighting and battery charging for inventor.

THANK YOU Ar,Suvarna Lele