Shan Sikander Singh

AR2004

Cultural Centre, Ahmedabad

The Cultural Centre is designed as a place for a display of works of architecture surrounding the work in Ahmedabad. It adapts Alberto Campo Baeza’s Cultural Centre in Villaviciosa, Spain, to the environment of Ahmedabad. In keeping with Campo’s values and beliefs, the design has been modified to fit this new environment. Its tectonic expression reflects a greater comprehension of architectural principles and the significance of its contents in addition to responding to pragmatic considerations. The Centre features a central hall around which other functions like the exhibition spaces and library are organised. The design remains true to Campo’s ideas of the periphery and the core and treats the outer wall as a transition between the inside and outside. The play of light is highlighted in the central space in expression and is contextualised to Ahmedabad.  


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Deconstructing the Making

Matter of Materials

Reading the Architectonics | Faculty of Commerce, MSU Baroda

Architect Study, Project Study and Site Study

Design Project- Cultural Centre, Ahmedabad

Plans

Sections

Wall Section and Details

Perspective Section and Elevations

Rendered Axonometric Section