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    DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

    “WHAT IS NOW PROVED WAS ONCE ONLY IMAGINED”


    -WILLIAM BLAKE

    DESIGN STRATEGIES

    FUNCTIONAL PLANNING.
    A BUILDING IS PLANNING BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE THAT EVERY ELEMENT
    EXPRESSES ITS OWN FUNCTION AND ALTOGETHER, THE FUNCTION OF THE BUILDING
    . HENCE IT INCLUDES VARIOUS FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED SUCH AS ORIENTATION
    OF THE BUILDING ACCORDING TO ITS LOCATION, SPACE PLANNING, WITH PROPER
    CIRCULATION SPACE AND LINKAGE BETWEEN ROOMS, LIGHTING AND VENTILATION.

    DESIGN CONCEPT

    “ DYNAMIC ARCHITECTURE IS CAPABLE OF ACHIEVING SUSTAINABILITY AND


    PROVIDING ARCHITECTURAL ENVIRONMENTS THAT ARE ADAPTABLE TO DIFFERENT
    VARIABLES”

    - THE BUILDING’S FORM AND SHAPE ARE CONSTANTLY CHANGING, MAKING IT FLUID, WHILE
    EXHIBITING THE BUILDING’S ABILITY TO ADAPT TO CHANGE.

    TRANSFORMATIVE ARCHITECTURE:
     BUILDINGS WITH TRANSFORMABLE VOLUME; 
     BUILDINGS WITH INTERNAL TRANSFORMATION

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