Dhyanam Sanjay Newaskar

AR2057

Baradwar is a dynamic military cantonment, home to the Vaanars—humanoid monkeys trained in adaptive warfare. Its architecture is uniquely Vaanar: muscular, shifting, and disorienting to outsiders. At its core lies the everchanging lattice, a reconfigurable architectural system that constantly challenges trainees, sharpening agility, intuition, and coordination. Designed to evolve with its inhabitants, Baradwar rejects conventional spatial norms, compelling visiting species to adapt to its kinetic language. Vaanar ideology centers on constant adaptation—but within Baradwar, this principle is inverted. Here, it is outsiders who must adapt, confronting an architecture that resists familiarity and demands transformation. It is both a training ground and a rite of passage—where space itself becomes a mentor. Baradwar’s purpose is transformation: to forge beings as fluid, strategic, and fierce as the architecture around them.