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- 1. Allen Stein POST COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE IN INDIA
- 2. Academy of dance, music and painting TRIVENI KALA KENDRA, NEW DELHI
- 3. 1 2 3 4 5 1. AUDITORIUM 2. STAGE 3. OPEN AIR THEATER 4. ART GALLERY 5. MAIN ENTRY 6. CLASSROOMS 7. APARTMENTS 8. OFFICE 9. STUDIO N 7 6 8 4 3 7 6 1 9 2 ARCHITECTURAL PLANNING
- 4. RESIDENCESMUSIC ROOMS DANCE ROOMS ART GALLERIES OPEN LANDSCAPED COURTYARD CAFETERIA SEMI-OPEN ART GALLERY
- 5. Triveni kala kendra contains- • four art galleries • a chamber theatre • outdoor theatre (open air theatre) • open air sculpture gallery • besides this it runs its various arts, music and dance classes.
- 6. • Clad reinforced concrete frame structure with several infill materials • Jaali panels along the classroom block corridor and stairs • Concrete block with a plastered finish and rough-cut stone facing presented to the street.
- 7. SPACES 1. formal : Any presentation, audio or visual programs formally. 2. informal : social activities like sculpture court (with sitting space provided) etc. 3. semi formal :formal and informal activities takes place : OAT, cafeteria etc. 50% area is for semi formal & approx. 35% for formal + informal
- 8. CIRCULATION MAIN ENTRYENTRY ENTRY
- 10. CORRIDOR LEADING TO OAT & PRACTICE STUDIOS DANCE & MUSIC STUDIOS IN TRIVENI PARGOLA PROVIDED ON ROOF SCULPTURE STUDIO
- 11. WOODEN BLOCK FLOORING ON THE STAGE PROVIDED FOR OAT JAALI DETAIL IN THE COURTYARD TRIVENI GARDEN THEATRE
- 12. • Triveni Kala Kendra is easily accessible. • Triveni kala Kendra has a systematic and a good arrangement of spaces. • It is well orientated to receive more day light. • Arrangement of space are in such a manner that the activity does not clash each other. • Open air theatre is in east-south direction so that in day time the events does not require any artificial lighting. • Formal and informal space has their separate entry/exits, without disturbing other activities. CONCLUSION
- 14. PLAN
- 15. FACADE • Jaali screening guestrooms at entry court- fire clay tile and steel pipe jaalis facing out
- 16. JAALIS • Mughal influence • Delhi’s blue glazed ceramic jaalis between guest rooms
- 17. ACCORDION WINDOW WALL • Steel framed accordion window wall which when folded away transforms the whole space and its balcony extension into a deep verandah.
- 18. VERTICAL SLIDING LOUVRES • Operable aluminum vertical louvres pivot laterally to block out the low western sun.
- 19. LANDSCAPING • Landscaping was always included in his design.
- 21. EXTERIOR The exterior is a precisely articulated concrete frame, expressive of the structural scheme.
- 22. WALLS AND ROOF Walls cladded with concrete blocks of exposed green colour aggregate, crushed from local stone, the roof is clad with blue-grey local slate.
- 23. HOTEL Composed of long narrow blocks, one room deep, grouped around open courtyards.
- 24. CONFERENCE HALL Facilities grouped in several blocks organised into a structurally symmetrical arrangement of separated blocks supported by eight massive piers and interlocked beams.
- 28. PLAN
- 29. ENTRANCES The fountain just beyond the second entrance serves purpose not only by being spectacular, but also by relieving the surroundings of the heat. The interesting glass/steel structure near the second entrance provides natural light to the underground parking area. The building’s two entrances are not one and the same. The first entrance depicts a seemingly long deep corridor. The second entrance seems to hide the spacious courtyards. The absence of roof gutters rids the complex of clutter. Instead, separations between walls that are lined with tiles facilitates the disposal of rain water.
- 30. EXTERIOR • Exposed red brick • Exposed concrete • Glass • Ribbon windows • Horizontal • Vertical
- 31. • Landscaped courtyards between different building blocks. • Building blocks connected through aerial walkways.
- 32. COURTYARDS • Constant flow of natural air. • Space frame on roof.
- 33. ENERGY EFFICIENCY: • Blue sunshade provided in court helps to maintain the environment and gives a cool effect. • Trees give the natural effect and are planted at very part of the court. • Fountains make the environment more cooler & gives a effect of lightness. • Maximum part of the floor enjoys sunlight. • Sunlight in basement through ventilation staffs.
- 34. UNIVERSAL ACCESS: • Handicap car parking is provided, plus railing is provided at very parts of the building where needed. • Lift is provided from basement to the terrace.