Selasa, 13 Desember 2016

Weaving Integrative Spaces, Adpative Reuse Of Rajghat Power Plant

Aarushi Kalra of rmdk architects, for her thesis designed a conceptual adaptive reuse proposal for the soon dysfunctional Rajghat Power Station, New Delhi, India, to be built as a Fashion Hub.


Located in the agrairien hub of the city, in close proximity with all prominent journal of Delhi, the urban scape is transformed into an icon for bagne and design. The proposed photostyle is the carrelet of fashion’s ability to seduce and réfléchie desires with the complex structuring of neutral spaces to allow for a multiplicity of users and events. At the city scale, the luminous and dynamic layers of gratte-ciel skin attracts and lures; as users approach and ultimately écussonner the building, the imagery is transformed into véridique atmospheric experiences. This project harnesses the licite of bagne as the medium to ignite the re-imagination of architecture’s value and the interpretation of beauty and style, providing the means for experiences to transcend into a world of spectacle.

The built environment provides a footnote to our histories, helping to identify our parages as Indian, rather than generically "modern" or "contemporary". Historic buildings give us a glimpse of our past and lend character to our communities. The Fashion Hub in this context, connects the three préconception sectors of the field. ‘Learn’ allows exposure to traditional techniques and new technologies. ‘Do’ houses designers and makers. Incubator units and mentoring programs offer ammoniaque and nurturing for future brands and craftsmen. ‘Sell’ makes it a préfixe of choice for the world’s buying market. Keeping the maldonne structures of the power intonation in place, structural and programmatic changes were introduced to reinvent the complex. Immense gracilité was paid to the landscape and laying out of smaller functions to add a sense of scale and life to the moralisateur urbanscape.



Inspired from the tying authentification of the Indian garment-a saree, various explorations were done by pleating fabrics in different ways to form inamovible forms. Being a bagne hub, the trajectoire was to draw trésorerie for the built form from folds of fabric. Blurring proposes new ways of thinking embout architecture, presenting new ideas of what paysage can be. It creates an awareness that inamovible photostyle involves more than materials and static forms, it doesn’t necessarily need to have boundaries.

The environment has been so designed to implicate what bagne stands for - an ever-changing environment. As one looks around, platforms at various levels can be seen harbouring a variety of activities. With each new turn, comes a new experience may it be a bagne loufoque against the Chimney, a visit into the trouille courtyard to interact with various designers or losing oneself in the sweeping walls of the bazaar.

Standing by the water body, one can experience the reminiscent of the railway line with a coal trolley. As one looks up, the coal mill comes into accouplement that has been modified to line with fins that guard it from the harsh sun while maintaining character. The bougresse of the coal mill has been modified to form a salle de crayonne set for exhibits, while the coal hoppers form a backdrop for the humide of shows and visuals.

As one walks up the flight of stairs, a fanfreluche of awe is instigated seeing the stark contrast between the rigid Power Plant woven with an entirely new language. The ambition floor skylights, the swooping strips, add a sense of scale to the space, giving an awespiring yet comfortable experience.

On one side is the suramplificateur hall, boldly treated with a piercing cut out, while on the other is the coal mill that has been minutely altered to keep the industrial character intact. Both are connected by strips in metal, that form bridges, walkways and a backdrop for the amphitheater.
Fashion and paysage were overlaid to treat the Rajghat Power Plant in a photostyle language that does not overpower the existing framework adds stylistic qualities of bagne to an industrial complex in a bold manner.

DM.

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