METAMORPHOSIS DESIGN

The one reason toilets for girls fail in schools is the lack of a WHB in the toilet, along with a bin for sanitary napkins. + maybe a napkin vending machine. The + points in this design are the following - Can be easily constructed - both in brick or steel prefab.  If in steel prefab, then no sanction is needed from the city planning authorities because it is not a building, at least not a "permanent" one.   It needs only ONE central connection for sewage disposal.  The water tanks can be placed anywhere - including on the roof of a nearby building.  Since the roofing is made of fiberglass - the light will filter through, keeping the toilet brightly lit. And since the walls are only up to a height of say 6' - plus from the inside, the balance space is used for ventilation - keeping the toilets well aerated. The lack of closed shutters makes for safety and security.  The building can be made in one place and transported to another for on-site assembly.  It can be made fast

LOCATION: Sandhu Farms, Sirsa, Haryana CLIENT : Mr. Ruby Sandhu This project embodies the firm’s commitment to merging aesthetic beauty with practical functionality and environmental sensitivity. Designed as a country house, the farmhouse exudes a sense of rustic elegance. Large windows and doors are a prominent feature, allowing natural light to flood the interiors while offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The floor height is of 12 feet to enhance the sense of spaciousness, providing an airy and open feel that complements the tranquil rural setting. Climate-Sensitive Design One of the standout features of this farmhouse is its climate-sensitive design. Located in a very warm part of the country, the farmhouse is oriented to minimize solar heat gain. This strategic orientation ensures that the house remains cool and comfortable even during the hottest months. The design takes full advantage of cross-ventilation, reducing the need for artificial cooling and making the

Architectural Design of a House in Srinagar Next to a Rail Track This modern house in Srinagar, designed with sustainability and efficiency in mind, stands on a relatively flat piece of land adjacent to a rail track. The structure employs a concrete frame, upon which prefabricated components are assembled. Notably, the roof structure is entirely prefabricated, ensuring a streamlined construction process. Sustainable and Energy-Efficient Design Environmental sustainability is a core principle of this house's design. The exterior walls utilize sandwich panels with insulation, significantly enhancing energy efficiency. These panels are strategically wrapped around the exterior of the reinforced concrete columns. This design choice prevents the columns from becoming thermal bridges, which could otherwise result in heat loss from the interior of the house. The roof structure is designed with insulated Polyurethane Foam (PUF) panels, contributing to superior thermal performance. The

  Architectural Design of a Farmhouse near Chandigarh Nestled on a hilly site near Chandigarh, this farmhouse blends modern construction techniques with environmental sustainability. Let's explore the key features that make this project unique and eco-friendly. Prefabricated Steel Components The farmhouse uses prefabricated steel components, which ensure both efficiency and durability. This approach not only speeds up the construction process but also ensures high-quality standards. Environmentally Sustainable Design The design emphasizes sustainability, incorporating mud walls with mud sourced directly from the site. This integration with the natural environment creates a harmonious aesthetic. Cellulose Insulation To enhance energy efficiency, the mud walls are insulated with cellulose, forming a sandwich-like structure that provides excellent thermal performance. On-Site Mud Excavation and Pond Creation The mud used for the walls is excavated from the site itself, where

Location: Sector 9, Chandigarh Construction: completed March 2019 Prefab Living Room Extension with Kitchen Our recent architectural endeavor marries pragmatism with sophistication in a living room extension crafted through prefabrication. Employing this method, we ensured precision construction off-site, seamlessly integrating sustainable elements into the existing structure.  This approach not only optimized the building process but also upheld environmental consciousness by reducing waste. With clean lines and subdued aesthetics, the extension embodies a refined simplicity that harmonizes effortlessly with its surroundings. It stands as a testament to our commitment to practical innovation and tasteful design. The owners – who were upwardly mobile – now had 3 families (selves + 2 sons + their wives  and kids) to accomodate.  One son & family was accommodated within the main house itself, and the other new family was accommodated in the Annexe at the rear of the house.  Then the