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A fractal is a geometric figure identified by a single unit that repeats into self-similar units at smaller scales. Each fractal iteration out of the recursive units provides more detail of the whole form, reiterating the whole in its own way.
In fractals, the progression of the units is governed by a rule that applies at every step.
The concept of fractals, when inserted onto a spatial grid, adds a sense of porosity, breaking the rigidity of the system.
This porosity is apparent in the boundary of the fractal as seen when the fractal unit repeats on smaller scales. Such a space, as compared to a regular rectangular grid, is not only more exposed and visually porous but also efficient in connectivity and distribution of natural light within spaces. This porosity is a result of the growth of the fractal in all 3 dimensions forming undulations.
The project is a Commerce College Building in Gujarat College Campus, Ahmedabad, which replaces the existing building by reimagining the boundary and the internal spaces. This project aims to form a connection between the fractal units i.e., the spaces, by embroidering a streetscape through them, forming porous spaces with a strong sense of connectivity. This fractal does not limit itself to the boundaries of the design but desires to grow all across the site forming relationships with the surroundings.
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