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- 1. Case Study of The House
- 4. Basic Info of Paliam Veedu DESIGNED BY : Meister Verma Architect 4 AREA 81 Sq.m BUILT IN : 2020 LOCATION Chendamangalam, Kerala, India
- 5. Style of Architecture 5 The design takes a cue from the traditional Kerala architecture around but introduces a gable to contain the building edges. The layout is largely informed by this, keeping bedroom areas to a minimum and giving over the living areas to an open plan layout. The circulation passage doubles up as access to the heritage complex behind which otherwise would get blocked with this new construction.
- 7. 7 Plan Layout MAIN ENTRY VARANDHA KITCHEN DINING LIVING LOBBY BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BACKSIDE ENTRY
- 8. 8
- 10. SECTIONS 10 Transeverse Section Facing West Transeverse Section Facing East
- 11. Construction Technology LOCAL TECHNOLOGY Traditional pitched roof with a slope of 45 degrees supported over timber Frames Covered with traditional roofing clay tiles. The pitched slope enables the easy of rainwater. Extended over the verandah at a length of 1m which protects the walls from direct heat and rains. 11
- 12. Materials Used ╸ Walls made of laterite With sand filling and Lime Plastering ╸ Walls Were 30Cm thick Which provide insulation and kept the interiors cool 12 ╸ Surkhi Flooring: cool interiors ╸ Egg plastering: Making The floors smooth and Shiny ╸ Manglore tiles for roof
- 13. “ 13 The maximum temperature diagram for Chendamangalam displays how many days per month reach certain temperatures. Enviroment & Micro-Climate
- 14. “ 14 The graph shows the monthly number of sunny, partly cloudy, overcast and precipitation days. Days with less than 20% cloud cover are considered as sunny, with 20-80% cloud cover as partly cloudy and with more than 80% as overcast Enviroment & Micro-Climate
- 15. “ 15 Enviroment & Micro-Climate The graph for Chendamangalam shows the days per month, during which the wind reaches a certain speed.
- 16. 16 Structure Details MANGALORE TILES RAFTERS & PURLIN GUTTER WALLS
- 17. Pictures of The House 17 Drone View Front View
- 18. Pictures of The House 18 Front View At Night Side View
- 19. Pictures of The House 19 Living Bedroom Kitchen
- 20. Pictures of The House 20 Sitout in Varandha Lobby Rear View
- 21. Thank You ! 21