Naveen Prasad

UR2005

The idea, here, was to create an adaptive habitat for migrant communities associated with a very dynamic and socially interactive live-work environment. Here, “adaptability” was visualized and represented as a real space that accommodated people from diverse cultures and traditions over a period of time. The spaces, thus created, had their characteristics; the occupants had the opportunities to alter these spaces in certain extended patterns. Eventually, this fluctuating habitat, over time, should be able to maintain a balance between generated orders and identified contextual complexities.