theories and works of architect jaisim

1. TOPIC: DESIGN THEORY AND WORKS OF AR.JAISIM
PRESENTED BY
P.VARSHINI
18C31C4013
5TH SEMESTER

3. INTRODUCTION
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5. PHILOSOPHIES HE BELIEVED
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6. CLIMATIC DESIGNING IN HIS OPINION:
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7. MOST OF HIS WORKS INVOLVED ARE:-
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8. ASHOK VOHRA’S RESIDENCE
Use of large windows lets light inside the house. Use of
Vaulted ceiling inside the house gives the room a
magnificent feel and an effect of increased space. With a
beautiful landscaped lawn gives the family a place to relax
and enjoy. It’s a beautiful abode when well lit, during the
night.

9. SANKALP-RESIDENCE
This project is done for a small family of four. The site is
respected and materials are talked to, then pave way for
yet another piece of music in stone. The house shows strict
geometric view from outside, when you enter inside, the
experience becomes fluid. The spaces dances with
freedom.

10. ART OF LIVING – LIBRARY
Use of materials like stone and glass touches your senses.
Round windows create an unusual experience to the
visitors. Use of Vaulted roof gives a sense of space and
add value to the space. The entrance is as such that the
structure flirts with sunlight.

11. INDIAN INSTITUTE OF PLANTATION MANAGEMENT
Beautifully landscaped pathway moves like a river and lets
you to the semi covered entrance and the steps will lead
you inside. Concept of Jali walls and open courtyard works
well with the building, which in turn helps light to enter
inside the building. Jaisim has used his trademark vaulted
ceiling.

12. LIGHT AND LIFE ACADEMY (OOTY)
Set on a contoured site, the building has done justice to
the site. The built form when seen merges into the ground.
Use of stone as a material has done justice to the built
form.

13. ITC INFOTECH
Jaisim’s building are connected to nature so does this. It’s
reception desk is made up of tree trunk. The steel roof is a
different style as compared to his trademark vaulted roof.
Use of jali and glass on the front facade gives a different
look to the structure.

14. Presto – A Restaurant
Jaisim has used steel structure for this restaurant. With an
open floor plan, created with steps, connected to nature,
it’s a great place to dine.

15. SIDDHAGANGA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (SIT),
TUMKUR
Architect has well played with light and shadows with
modern jali’s. He has used his trademark materials like
stone. An oat near the trees provides a great place of
interaction.

16. Sankalp Spa
This has used natural materials like stone and used pitched
roof. With columns supporting the structure like tree
branches.

17. Suvidha – A Retirement Village
It looks like nature enters inside the building. Situated
near a water body, it creates a beautiful place to stay.
Situated amidst nature, the balconies provide a scenic
view.

18. I DO (the Jaisim residence and the Jaisim-Fountainhead Office)
Office is situated in basement, and the waiting area is
placed semi open to sky. Jaisim has used stone and all
materials locally available as possible. He has played with
mezzanine storages as possible.

19. Dr . Jayaram Residence Suresh Gupta Residence
Walls have carvings, and he has used
the same technique of lighting as he
has used in his own house.
Jaisim has used vaulted ceiling in many projects, he
did the same here, providing a spacious experience
to the user. A pergola and along with a fire place
makes place great for the family to sit and enjoy
their time. Large windows provide ample light
inside the house.

20. Rathi & Vinay Jha Residence , Coorg Naresh Ponnappa Residence
Entrance to the house is through steps, that
leads to a deck. Clerestory windows provide a
beautiful play of light and shadow. There are
cut outs in the floor, covered with glass.
Use of Arches in stone in the house, Cut
out’s in the wall is similar to the crescent
moon, provides a beautiful light inside the
living area. Skylights provided in the roof
give the same effect.