State University of Performing and Visual Arts (SUPVA)
Architect: Raj Rewal Location: Rohtak, Haryana
1835 Vaibhav Ananda Kadam
Humanities Sem 5 Sir J.J. College of Architecture • The Reason to choose this Institutional campus building is that it helped the city waking up to its potential and undergoing massive change as an envisaged educational hub of Haryana. • This architecture offers a conscious layering of tradition, culture and identity within an aesthetic ethos of Modernism. • It has huge impact because rewal added dexterity in traditional narratives of scale and materials (Red and Buff Sandstone for cladding and Duotone grain as Paving). • The grid pattern is not only used in space planning but also in paving pattern, roof, elevation treatment and more. • Structure striking elements refer to Sun Temple, Sanchi Stupa, etc.
Symbolic Features and Modernism
Raj Rewal’s this structure is very important for the state and it eventually offered some resistance to global architecture model consumed by the flow of capital at the time build after Independence of India.