Gandhi Smit Alpeshkumar

AR2004

KINDERGARTEN_amdavad

If the Kindergarten in Llubí were reimagined for Ahmedabad, its design would adapt to the city’s hot, dry climate and dense urban context. The grid layout would remain, but with deeper courtyards and shaded verandas to mitigate heat. Materials like exposed brick, local stone, and lime plaster would replace sandstone, ensuring thermal comfort and regional resonance. Classrooms would open to semi-covered outdoor learning areas, promoting indoor-outdoor flexibility. The landscape would incorporate drought-resistant native plants, water-harvesting systems, and earthen play zones. Rooted in TEd’A arquitectes’ contextual approach, the design would blend climatic responsiveness with cultural familiarity for Ahmedabad’s educational needs. [additional work]


Report Content

Deconstructing the Making: Temporary Shelter in Nepal.

Material Study: Precast Concrete

Documentation : The Islamic Study Center in Vadodara

Documentation : The Islamic Study Center in Vadodara

Architects Study: Jaume Mayol Amengual and Irene Pérez Piferrer of TEd’A arquitectes

Climate Study: Lubbi [Spain] and Ahmedabad [India]

Unbuild Project Study: Kindergarten at lubbi

Final Set of Drawings

Rendered Sectional Perspective 1:20 and Physical model 1:50

Rendered Axonometric 1:20