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Shaurya Mohit Parekh

CT2030

VashpShitan - Exploring Evaporative Cooling Methods

Air conditioners used in the building sector consume 40% of the total electricity produced in India and the number is expected to reach 76% by 2040. Modern life has been increasingly becoming reliant on active cooling for thermal comfort. The studio journey included conducting primary and secondary research to understand different environmental crises, understanding passive environmental techniques, learning how to design shading elements, exploring terracotta as a material for evaporative cooling and concluding with making a 1:1 installation on evaporative cooling.

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Documentary Study and Interviewing Professionals

Case Study: Site Introduction and Strategies for Ventilation

Case Study: Strategies for Heat Avoidance

Case Study: Encouragement to Daylight

Exercise-A Designing a Shading Device for West Facade

Exercise-A Designing a Shading Device for West Facade

Exercise-B Understanding the Relationship between Shading and Ingress of Daylight on South Facade

Exercise-B Understanding the Relationship between Shading and Ingress of Daylight on South Facade

Proposal for Evaporative Cooling Installation: Design 1

Proposal for Evaporative Cooling Installation: Design 2