Planned as a memorial for the Kashmiri leader, while he was alive, the modest sized structure is located along edge of the Nagin Lake, on the outskirts of the city. The plan consists of four similar pavilions with pyramidal roofs, two of which are enclosed, both assessed from a common Reception, fronting onto a stilted area, in association with the water edge, The form of the building is characterised by its pitched roofs, distinctive skylight and arched openings.
Kalpavriksha was Anagram Architects’ entry in a collaborative competition for an architectural symbol for India in Steel.
Research Institute of Natural History, Sewri Mudflats, Mumbai, by Aditi Vyas, proposes to re-align human activities to benefit the natural environment.
Design Plus Architects’ Competition Entry- Diu Educational Hub, proposes to continue the lineage of Diu with an ecologically and culturally sustainable proposal.
Proposed by RC Architects, the winning entry for Dhun- Centre for Imagination is imagined as one large pavilion providing an opportunity to explore ideas through live demonstrations, public interactions and art exhibitions/shows.
