The document discusses the application of morphology in architectural design, focusing on challenges in heritage areas and modern building heights. It proposes solutions such as additive architecture, innovative materials, and internal passageways to enhance the integration of historical and modern elements. The aim is to create a more human-scaled environment while addressing issues like contrasting elevations and building maintenance.

1. MORPHOLOGY
‘ The form or structure of anything’
- Free online dictionary

2. Morphology was the key concept of
the design in my area.
KEY PROBLEMS;
SOLUTIONS;
1. Corresponding to the oldest heritage
zone and museum 1. Integrating the experience of the nostalgic
2. Drastic variation of heights from ‘Madina’ in the modern buildings
Ground floor buildings to 25 to 30 floor 2. Using the concept of ‘Additive Architecture’
towers to negate the effect of varying heights
3. Varied maintenance of buildings 3. Legislations
4. Contrasting Elevations 4. Usage of innovative materials like
5. Human scale ignored perforated metal sheets with traditional
patterns.
5. Introducing internal passageways through
buildings, shading devices and connected
overhead podiums at lower levels. This
would make people feel the bulky height of
the towers less.

3. THE MODERN ‘MADINA’

7. ADDITIVE ARCHITECTURE AND
GRADATION TOWARDS OPEN SPACES

8. ELEVATION RESTORATION AND MATERIAL
INNOVATION