Urban Conceptual Approch

Bamboo stem
Inter-linkage
A set of high rise buildings that are intristically interlinked by the sharing
of multiple systems that are centralized on several tiers.

Strategies
- Energy efficient neighburhood
- Waste minimization and recycling
Bamboo root
- Creating cohesive enviroment
- Activity rich neighburhood
- Creating unique urban basis

Conceptual Approch

Rain/Water
It’ such a key part of our lives – indeed, all of life – that it can be said to be quite literally elementary; but much of the way in which this vital
force is being used appears sometimes to lack some understanding of what water is, and how it behaves.
What makes water special?
Many of water’s roles in supporting life are due to its molecular structure and a few special properties. Water is a simple molecule composed
of two small, positively charged hydrogen atoms and one large negatively charged oxygen atom. When the hydrogens bind to the oxygen,
it creates an asymmetrical molecule with positive charge on one side and negative charge on the other side (Figure 1). This charge differential
is called polarity and dictates how water interacts with other molecules.
Water Chemistry. Water molecules are
made of two hydrogens and one oxygen.
These atoms are of different sizes and
charges, which creates the asymmetry
in the molecular structure and leads to
strong bonds between water and other
polar molecules, including water itself.
Cohesion - attraction of mollecules
for other molecules of the same kind
Adhesion - attraction of molecules of
different kinds.
Versatility and Adaptability make it
essential of all living matter
 What are the existing challenges in the site?

Water crisis Poor env’t Caused by

Water crisis
condition
Enviromental degradation Form a microclimate
Loss of natural features Harvesting water

Leads to
Urban heat island(future) Shade
Regreening
Natural ventilation Giving life Use natures law

Form a microclimate
Gives Life Urban heat Harvesting water
Water Natural features
Island Regreening
Useing nature as a
Given Given
Take Part of driving principle
the cycle
Contribution to loss of
Nature

Creating the link by introducing Reduction

natural elements of solar gain

Nature Enhancing the static relation between

Building building and program
Letting the structure breath Rehabilitating the
Addition of natural features env’t, the users mind,
Design considerations source of inspiration
Sustainable design approch Program
Urban habitat Structure
Scale
Light Noise
Materials and surfaces Reduction
Giving life Details
Rehabilitate the Env’t Proportions
Context
Provision of elemental qualities
Social / cultural impact
Sustainable design approch
Form Purified air
Harmony of architecture with Access circulation
nature Aesthetic