Gupte Prajit Abhijit

AR3032

In affordable housing projects, high density community living, there is always vast focus on creating community driven spaces, interventions for community and hence the actual buildable units suffer in terms of quality, ventilation and most important thermal comfort. In Amravati, where the climate is hot and dry with humidity going as low as 28% in peak summer community spaces made with an intention to gather people just become open plots, due to heat. The attempt is to create a balance between the thermal comfort (Tangible aspects) right from smallest scale by interweaving socio-cultural aspects (Intangible aspects) in the project.