Connecting Spaces
Having no thread to pick up from the context in which it stands, this unique creation that spreads, on a 10 cent corner plot, to an area of 2750 sq ft, in Hari Sri residential colony, in Trichur, Kerala makes a bold statement as a silent protest against the pseudo traditionalism that has been plaguing the present architectural scenario in Kerala.
The juxtaposed solid form with its structural walls pulled out, ensures a perpetual play of light and shadow. The structural fins that come out redirects breeze into the building at various openings as well as adds a certain aesthetic character to the building. The various masses that rise and fall are a pure reflection of the volume contained within.
The landscape is kept minimal to avoid the clutter that usually turns out to be maintenance constrain. Also the minimal landscape compliments the visually complicated form.
The waterspout is also designed and positioned in a way it gels with the rest of the design.
Contributed by Ar. Lijo Jos & Ar. Reny Lijo
Complete Article and Images are available in Building Giants 2013 Issue
