Sandra Mary Vinoy

AR2058

Interlace- A Place for Veena Makers

Interlace is a design project aimed at creating a place for Veena makers to come and work together. The design draws inspiration from the impact of the axe on the wood during the process of scooping the Veena. The linearity of the plan is structured with the central workshop area acting as the heart of the space. The program is divided such that the workshop occupies the central belt to emphasize their importance, while the ancillary services are placed along the sides. The levels in section create a dynamic spatial experience, while providing visual connectivity across different zones. The single longitudinal concrete pitch roof in each of the bays ties the entire structure together, fulfilling the thought of bringing all the processes of Veena making under one roof.

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Project 1 Musical Pavilion.

Documentation of the Scooping site at Thanjavur.

Conceptualisation through models and sketches.

1:100 scale development of design.

Exploring and developing the rules and organisation of the plan through sketches.

Exploring sections through models and sketches.

Design presentation during final jury.

Resolved design drawings and model.

"Crafting" spaces through attention to detail.

"Crafting" Spaces focusing on the experience generated.