Savsaviya Dhyani Mukeshbhai

AR3596

UG190404

The study aims to understand continuity and change as phenomena through the case of dharmaj. Explore this idea about examining houses as typologies with different styles and how this growth was translated into the form of architectural language within the context of Dharmaj. 


A prominent settlement in central Gujarat situated along the Khambhat trade route. By analyzing typical row houses, clarifies how the architectural landscape changed while maintaining essential elements. It examines location, construction, and materiality while analyzing homes based on systems and elements using measured drawings and on-site observations. By placing historical influences in context, comparative analysis highlights the influence of outside forces on the development of architecture. The constructed environment of the hamlet is shaped by the ongoing adaptations of Dharmaj's architectural language, which reflect the interaction between tradition and outside forces.


Report Content

Abstract & Outline of study

Introduction

Dharmaj as a site

House 1 (Timber) Analysis

House 1 Analysis through System & Elements

House 2 (Neo Classical)

House 3 (Timber+ Art Deco) & House 4 (Art Deco)

Comparative Analysis

Comparative Analysis

Conclusion