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The document describes the design of a painting and print-making studio building. The building is designed in a style that references a nearby old palace, using exposed brick and architectural details inspired by the palace's jharokas. The upper studios are arranged around stepped courtyards in a U-shape, providing both interior and exterior spaces. Artists' residences stand separately on the site with private outdoor areas, while the canteen space is defined by columns on three sides and participates with the surroundings.
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- 7. PAINTING / PRINT-MAKING STUDIO
- 10. •The building language is in-sync with the surroundings. •The detailing in the exposed brick structure is reminiscent of an old palace (Makarpura palace) in the surrounding. •The “jharokas” in the palace which was being THE DESIGN IDEA The Makarpura palace
- 11. •UPPER STUDIOS •The upper studios are arranged around the stepped courtyards in a “U” shape. •The introverted yet extroverted nature of this arrangement defines the courtyards very well and yet maintains a strong spatial connect between the studios and the riverfront. •The green courtyards distribute light to all the studios that surround it. UPPER STUDIOS VIEW OF THE UPPER COURTYARD
- 12. •ARTISTS RESIDENCES •The artists residences stand freely in the site with a private outdoor space in the front overlooking the river. •CANTEEN •. The canteen space is well defined by the columns on three sides, but the openness of the structure helps it participate with the surroundings. The huge yellow wall further articulates the space. ARTISTS RESIDENCE