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DOES ENVIRONMENT LIMITS ARCHITECTURE?! Architecture is not antithetic to nature; on the contrary, the relationship between COE Sn eat eaten Cee ene Ce ce ity CL CR UCR SCL E E URO RL CCLRC RUC CCU aL) Pee aC Cn ite n eae cet asta POR CR oT s. Architecture exists, not as shelter but as COMO Uae OUTLINE OF THE PROJECT eae eer CU MC Cae CL project attempts to discover some interesting or unique CCC OCU CMCC LCM Ge architecture is stability. stillness or independence. This OCCU Re Sn Ca a aC a) SOU Se cr eC environment’.Secondly. this project explores methods of STC IUC LL} Bre BUCCI C UEC my eliminate the artificial marks and blur with the natural COMES MSCS DESC Ra CSR CROCUS Dem ee eeu CeO ce Rand POO te Ree ed between humans, architecture and the natural SED CER R ca USEC co a eC ecological and sustainable issues. As the project is concerned with public buildings, it should mention the CCU CCRC LCR a Ud CTC CCU CC CU REG eae eC GOR Ca Ue Tt of how close these two environments are. CC Ce a) na CCRC? T.V.PRADEEPA PRIYADHARSINI 510311251008 aed as) @ The approach was to design from a basis of existing knowledge and then to analyze sustainability while addressing the research problem by the development of alternative solutions throughout the design process of the PO MRO es te ROC Ret Rt] tae eT e resource existing knowledge, study knowledge of natural environment. initial CCC UC OCC Ot | landscape. This cycle is repeated until the design intention is achieved. TR SO aS Te Dette SUC COO CAC CUR UCU RUS aC UCL CEC OO Me RR Cee eR Ro ee ore CRC Coney CC OG RC GCC Cue) OS OCC LU RU Ou eC RRL Sa) Se CRETE Cm COGS CC Ree oe CCR Rey PCC Ua ROLL U LOCC Sy To conceive a building as if planning a forest RCO aS WUC CRU LaLa SO ae: ee Re ee ere sac eae a CCRC USCC LEICA UC RUC D TS) a eek. Da) Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto believed that architecture can replicate the forest. Considering the abstract qualities of natural environment and architecture, Junya Ishigami also suggested that design can be an assembly of beams according to the densely intertwining branches of trees in a forest. and pillars reminiscent of narrow PoC Ror cs EC aC L cia iay The concept was introduced by Japanese architect, Kengo Kuma. Firstly, weak cture is the building with vague boundaries, that is. the architecture can be CRC SCOP CDCR LCCC BLOM CUCM Reg CIRCUS OOO Ue ee Rd DOORS UCDO SDC DCS UCR Dar E aaa Od Peete Ke CCA Te ne coon Ty PRECEDENT ARCHITECTURE Fig6: Interior space. Kait Kanagawa Institue of enon 1 =a reer CMCC ELL renter ad SE UEC RUC Ce COU Ree ae a UC On eC uC a eM el Te POSSE UCU OCR CEE CR me CEC eC Uy eC eCuce UCT CER Ue Ruck Cont ace ca C ut mcd dismissed the traditional column grid and only relied on familiar structures such as concrete framework and steel columns to support the whole building. The uncertainty of the columns’ layout makes the circulation and space more flexible, the users can CEST DOCU DCU ACU EDS iii uns ya a Ce et em Cua Cee i PE crear Cur ey ITE by San CRMC Lull Cee ke trees or a forest or clouds, which make the pavilion integrate into natural environment. Although the pavilion is artificial and sharp, it creates a mixture of nature and architecture, and at the same time it helps people to enjoy the vivid Uae eC CCRC eC Me} natural and the man-made merge: not solely architectural or solely natural, but a unique meeting of the two. 7 24 The designer. Sou Fujimote attempted to break the understanding of - house as a limited enclosed space. He * encouraged people to live not just in indoors, = , PreUR Cee nec ke COR ree coker etek ae irl em a aT eT eRe eet elas Tg aio Before House ee erie eat een t T.V.PRADEEPA PRIYADHARSINI PIPES TRG RU ao 5103511251008 aed at) e@ i Bremen ure acento ee CCR ROU uae Um ae oe oe eC ECR eee ae aac rr CLC ecm UCC in RUC eMC Le mC meen eae Gt eC oet oe Co Cm ene ica oc aaa Gece od ee Ce LT UCC ice Let PoC ccc tie Unc cai ce SCD MLC CRA i aria comet me mn Pee CCT a ann coc est th Rea ec hee CAC Ge Loy enone et recone Pee eee ay Pee et) Figl5: Mirrored Facade, Cairns Cee Coen coed SCS CRC CU ROL mC) into the surrounding environment. The designers decided to use a mirrored facade reflecting the natural environment to diminish the Peace aucun hoc RI ce ee ee glass not only increases transparency but also brings an aesthetic Botanic Gardens Visitor CTA C DESO CROCE DAC Rh ROMS Erna Gd OI PEEE ELC auc EC RU eR Cnc ck Rta ies around them ECOLOGICAL BIOMIMICRY CONTEXT | TEER AE ECR kc cae some basic principles that can be found: super-efficient structure, high strength biodegradable composites, zero waste system, self-cleaning systems and many others. Nature runs on sunlight for energy. banks on diversity, rewards cooperation and recycles everything. Compared with typical human system, De Ch Charm ae ee DO Ue ee) cu ESE — PU aes Ono OR OR OCCU REE LD ature Rr mad Ptr ee ROC UCC aa Eine ein heii me be life. Traditional Maori attitudes to the land, the sky. rivers, lakes and seas, and the creatures that live in the forest are to protect them from unwanted Cate T.V.PRADEEPA PRIYADHARSINI 510311251008 aed SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPEMENT | RSC uC CC CCC UC Ce aed without compromising the ability of future generation to meet their own needs." The concept of needs, comprising of the conditions for maintaining an acceptable life standard for all Ce ee ee ea OCCU RU RC CU Re CC Cu ACU CULL PCG De CC MUR C RC eter rNe Construction projects typically consume large amounts of materials, produce tons of waste. PCR ROC Gee Cea eeu ene iets against the desire for the development of newer, more modern designs.” ere) SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION TCI C LCOS ant CULE ee! of a healthy built environment based on resource efficient and ecological principles”. ATC CSE O CT GCS men CSS URC nu Cit ie haunt a ue uae Uh Ree Ceci ae eC omen tenner Beate pee ecu eee LULU eR Gat Ie aca ar Rey Deora Dene CSCC Caras eRe ees eae te a ee Oe uC PTT eS UU eRe oS Se Ree ea RUT eC RGCTG T ee R oCumoCe ae ee Re RS Me CRS oe a RCD CCR Ce On no Ro ee SO GCS Ge SL CUCU Ce ee contribute to saving scarce resources, reducing energy consumption (energy conservation), OURO CUCU TLS T.V.PRADEEPA PRIYADHARSINI 510311251008 Wan AA) e a BTS SUG CS WCC aU URC CUS CUCL LL a SG IS CRU St CRC OU ue Coe a ae eC a) ECO A Cn CU CSC eS Poe OC na a ee eee Re Oe ieee S SNUG CST SRS TC a eR ae ae oe COIL RC ULC ROG RUS UC CUM Cue aR COU RRC La RU a Se oC ee COS COORG) COCR Cael) Pe Do eM Ge CR eM Ce ee a ee COSC na ee et ed SOG Ce RS BGP e SG Cui Cus : BST oe Co cu seh Un ose ) of the environmental impact of the design by evaluating the site, the embodied energy and pe URE RCO a CS) Ce ee ore) COE CMe ee PERS RU CCU SU RCC CS Cc COREL cere Co UCC eu Re Ce a - Sustainable designers are finding it is important PN CURR eC Ge eS Cee cen COSC mT ast inte DEI RCS Ge SCC eo ae Ge Rec) BUCCI CCU UCR DRG LOC REC BO ES GSC Seo ee aerate : BNSC CST RUS LOCUS Co aR CRU RD ORCC OCU SnD Ro OM URL RU PaO US Se Se ee Cea ISSUES | Fig!7: Issues which concern ngreen Pe Ou Des oct OCS Ee CCL OE are Raat Mal Renee SC tne COLO Ceor Cea RR Rn eee CR essential to support the life of plant and animal SCE CUE Re ee UC LCR CC environment structured to suit human requirements, many cannot. T.V.PRADEEPA PRIYADHARSINI 510311251008 Wan AA) se AY D aa Nl Uae Ld Saas rete mrad ee Sse em ees ear nae ute ag eec ia CCE Coin’ ital sis -Select sites with low ecological value PNM CECT mCi Citm a CR tLS 2 EU Mi rl ib SPC MCE UM ag SMe M Umar Altay aR ace ee Ctr carats SUE Oeil m muri ty ST OMe ae ROC ial) Minimize impact of development SLT Dt Ly SUEUR SO LCR Oar Rha CUI | SO DCUMC CSC ULE ma ited SRC n rm Ce aCe ieee Ett Ly CCN aU ia Nault PSO URUCe Ge culo nies SCC CME rR etal ag Use energy efficiently SMU Le Ned Tact T i -Use energy-efficient lights and Een i n -Provide communal heating and Ce electricity Dat Ted -Drient building to make use of planting and landscape to protect it from or take advantage of prevailing winds. SUR m nit m-Un dm MutT (Leb) eaut Rui coeii is SMUD Rta Cet) EL shading. insulation and reflective finishes. -Set energy design targets and monitor building performance. UMass Ey -use ‘free’ energy sources (e.g. wind, sun, ground, heat). -use renewable energy sources (e.g. timber) Even though climatic parameters affect the design and the energy use of buildings.the principles of energy efficiency can be applied in the same way in different climates, while adjusting the detail implementation to suit the climate. eee COR Ua a CEES Cine mettn ReGER tity strategies can minimize energyrequirements. POU De ROSCOE TOGO UU CC OeG CROC SCO be considered. The treatment and discharge of wastewater are associated with a number of DECOR CUR tT PU RCRD SS Lu cl ied Bee eee aC Dero SSCL COEUR La LT Tec it ty SUC RCCRSC DAES CSG eu oe USCC AC LADLE oe Tuna Ura PU CACee ame SOROS Ct -Install water meters. Se eG ee eerie nee DC kOe Me Onur on Unc) i arricis UTC Sum DES Ld Coe uC RoR eR itr Carey Se AC RUC ee standard ones Bee st rT ST aa CORR -Waterless toilets, such as chy PEN enc cer) RoR CT LCR Core CeCe eC nun Cee eee CCE US Ca On SONS GS CRIES REC UOC us Cure BOSC RTC CRUE GCC} System (SUD) (e.g. water-absorbent fener) rey g. upgrade existing WCs with an efficient flush mechanism or SU a eee URC GU eT Pee LS ea Roo a ed TES SECU CT RC Racty SO Lt SUCCES Lee Oa RL) rcs POC it Sherr Ges Ao Meno rtay SSO SD Ure Prt nee BC os Poca) iat CEC CE aren) Pea one Tae eee cer BCU RS Lrg Saar cord Seu RCE RUC uC Se ure BSC Rey Crean Po eC ROR en aU eat) SUG COLO CD COS Ect me ao oe &e BOC SUCRE De CS SMC ORCC CUCM aa LRU CL Le -Increased concern about the environmental impacts of mining and resources De SG Se Re et SCS od eRe DS uaa te ute Roun eaCRee ecl eer la POUR CRO eels SOE Re Oo CU Ce a eo aL specifying materials, consumers can help push the market to adopt ever more sustainable Cae -The impacts associated with manufacturing can include pollution to air, water and ground. DEUCE Uae aac Our RT Co ee PaCS CRA CRC UC BLL SO UCU Cue CROCE GRC Ge MULT eTan tt) DGS) See Ce Ue RUC DUC ete OnCeU Coen aac net eS Re CED RUC RCO nue ST eR Rou Caan oe aC ns or nea ed SU ROC U SC UCC ROC CUCU bu RUC eC CUCOC aL SECC RSet ct Ree eS or ee ee Ree och th CU Mn CGS Cae Ce aC Ge ee POR Ca i arms SUC DCEO De De CSC UCU CEM Ur a SRL UCR cD CUE COMER Ge TC De eS Sea SCS OUD rer ete Tag -Minimizing the need for materials SISO RCM ey SCS URC RUCUL ROTOR Lure Sere heen ers it] Sa RUC CML ER Lum eae een a Ta reyag T.V.PRADEEPA PRIYADHARSINI 510311251008 SA tein aed at) Ed Cee akon cy -- An old Chinese praverb. PERRO Cus Torr ty -Waste prevention Sooo Geer eT ee oc concen Tria CTU O Ce Bee UC SS Ru ea Ln Ge UC fice l CeCe Cae CR Rune Gee CTOs -Down cycling Reprocessing a material into a lower grade use material (e.g. concrete or Petes Community Dee unc arer ane BOO Gear Rat eer ier se Bact ed Seo Ree ea al Sea ear sg The advantages of community involvement outweigh the additional time COICO aG TUCO IG! CUCU RCCL GCC SUD iC uC ALAC uu UO RR RRR ea meee Pee er a fot D TTT ATC Gn eo CC CST Au eC ort POROUS SSCS Au AC SSS Lb ater SLL) and protection of earth and its energy resources. Within sustainable packaging we apply 4 different Giieis approaches ee & SUSTAINABLE T.V.PRADEEPA PRIYADHARSINI 510311251008 aed at) 10 DECOM ECC RUO ICT eC CUss aU Ca Cia rd PC COSCO OCMC i sae er Doe Coe Ce Gea a Lecce orm Ce Cee Deu RCS SD SSS ee COSC SC DCC Cet aCe CTs Ce Cu Reo RRO Cag means of passive design relative to the tropical climate OC SD CUCL) Lu] (ORES ie ae ee lor Eat Ed cr CO eee ee PCL Lee cc eos eee eet er eect ERSTE ot ae eee or eee) 4 , CSR DanC Ge nar tater) eer Pete UC CCU La COC SC hc) PI Criet i RC mCP eE Ten EET) eter UC UMUC me Ud ed Peer e eR Ur eC eee ee Cee ORCC Een RCL RS LG) OMe ar Rice rcueie cn eee cunEr ey PReete eae eee Le Ue pee ante while being in the building and enjoying the surrounding at the same time. ryan cee green roofing Se Grey rye nc eallection ieee ay Pecosinnns reer nee eee Co UR Re eT Rome iy SCM TC nunc c Gch et Carica cie rian POC ae en ee Cm aU orn Roc eee URC P ee ied SUE eae uaa Cn tae Poteet Roo CeCe oo CCRC LC ace ocean oy Pena Ce be eo ee ee caer ey PRU COM i CU CULE eos ec amc ty T.V.PRADEEPA PRIYADHARSINI 510311251008 et NA a) Cl) eee neice tee er cctR ns CuC Rum ur metas cen cater ETRE OR CnC IET CER Ci Om etn Rubicon ni CRU RUS Run GRR Cor RC UCU) eee Tine Cet R un Charan nt erent CiceT Gn echt) MECC LCR c ECC Ri korea een ntti mcr STUD SUCCES Ur RCCL UC RR LR CRU) PMC cM RRO CU Ae RC ae ener roof. Openings throughout the house follow a semi-circular profile (for windows) and inclined Pe Ga Ce eee ecu enon ure imc nema iid Pees ena n RCR enna nent Le CR aie ae ant et Dec en Rue Comes Tae a rr ner) RiP G enact ree RY SCRE na ooe RO approach road ta the Pred eo Mi Wy pene eran] rycen Cans Can Pre ees eRe Loe acc Rat Rtn eS SU ect s Ce eR RU CDi au moc eee meme aerate CO OCC ES ECR OCR DCO UCR CUM us Pe Ce ue ec Cen cnc cette CO Cae CUT Rec at Crd OCOD RLU ee RUD ee ete Le ee Oe ene ee Deer Gr cet hee eure cy CCC RC COCO Coe ee RR Se CES DER ein net Cmts ent CnC Rint ck CST Lie Peewee eC R Ua one Leo OM gene ie Goro very less and we have to treat architecture as nature to give extraordinary architecture to Per

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