House On Pipes Ferma Jaýy by Nagendra R and Raghunandan G

House On Pipes Ferma Jaýy by Nagendra R and Raghunandan G is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2020 A' Design Award Altyn Baýragy in Binagärlik, Bina we Desga Dizaýny Competition Category.

AltynBinagärlik· 2020

House On Pipes Ferma Jaýy

by Nagendra R and Raghunandan G

Client: Parallax

A' Design Award Altyn Baýragy Winner in Binagärlik Category

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The Design

About House On Pipes Ferma Jaýy

Gaýradylan görnüşde goýlan inçe polat turbalar, ýaşaýyş meýdanyny ýokarda saklamak üçin berkligi we durnuklylygy üpjün etmek bilen binanyň yzyny azaldýar. Minimalist ikona çemeleşmesine laýyklykda, bu ferma jaýy içerki ýylylygyň ýokarlanmagyny azaltmak üçin bar bolan agaçlaryň çäginde döredildi. Mundan başga-da, binanyň tebigy sowadylmagy bilen ýüze çykýan boşluk we kölege bilen Fly kül bloklarynyň fasadda bilkastlaýyn gopmagy kömek etdi. Jaýy beýgeltmek, peýza .yň üznüksiz bolmagyny we görnüşleriň çäklendirilmezligini üpjün etdi.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Altyn Baýragy

House On Pipes Ferma Jaýy A' Design Award Altyn Baýragynyň ýeňijisidir; bu birinji derejeli, ajaýyp we tapawutly dizaýnlara berilýän aşa abraýly ykrarnamadyr. Altyn ýeňijileri dizaýnerleriniň alymlygyny, paýhasyny we ussatlygyny görkezýän aşa täzelikçi, uzakgörüjilikli we göz gamaşdyryjy eserlerdir. House On Pipes Ferma Jaýy deňi-taýy ýok gymmat berýän, köp öwülýän, ugur kesgitleýän we ýadygärlik ýaly oýlap tapyş bolmagy garaşylýar. A' Design Award Altyn Baýragyny gazanan bu dizaýn sungatyň, ylmyň, dizaýnyň we tehnologiýanyň çäklerine uly peýda berýän we ony öňe sürýän ajaýyp, hormatly taslamadyr. House On Pipes Ferma Jaýy güýçli isleg duýgularyny döredýär, höwesi oýarýar, döredijiligi höweslendirýär we bizi haýran edýär.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: Located on the outskirts of Bangalore,the site is spread across 1.5 acre of flat land with coconut trees covering the whole site in a grid manner.The focus was to design a weekend getaway space that entailed a 2-bedroom space within a budget.
The initial thought was to plant a built form with minimal contact to the soil.This played an important role in the selection of materials thus addressing the concept.Access to the space can be from any direction,with landscape serving as a natural pathway.
Dimensions & Packaging: Site Area : 6,069 Sq.Mt.
Built Area : 2,00 Sq.Mt.
Tags: Black Box, Steel Building, Shadow Box, Fly Ash, Elevate, Reflective Pool, Solid & Voids
Production Technology: The design brings about a well balanced ratio of voids and solids, the built and the unbuilt, thus designing this project was a challenge as the balance of the same came with a conditions applied tag of having very minimal surface area used for built environment. Our design team along with our structural consultant arrived at the site location with efficiently trained labourers to make the flimsy yet strong built environment a possibility.
NATURE the process of a seed that transforms into a seedling, a plant and then into a tree by taking the help of its surrounding elements and growing out into roots and shoots that help support it, stand on the ground and prepare food for its progress and wellbeing. The shoots go up seeking the fresh air and sunlight preparing food while the rest of the plant is tensed as its lower half of the body is stationery and yet the roots burrow deep down into the soil with rigidity.
The shoots of a plant branch out and twist and turn into different planes and axis all with one single yet sturdy trunk taking the load. A similar principle has been applied to ensure the structural stability of the built space; using built yet stable space to support the unstable spaces. The aforementioned steel pipes are in a staggered formation on the surface along the periphery so as to provide rigidity stiffness and stability to the above living space. This living space is covered by three layers of materials, the first being bison board, the middle sandwiched layer, a sheet of glass wool for thermal comfort and protection chosen in accordance with the climatic conditions of the site. The outermost layer is however capped using fly ash blocks to bring the temperature down to a cool and breathable condition.
Design Challenge: This project tested our abilities of evolving a theoretical concept of tree growth into a practical installation on site with unstable materials and minimal contact on the soil.
Research: The proposal of a built form on well-designed landscape threatens to dilute the purpose albeit with a strong and unshakable concept of minimal soil contact yet built into an attempted camouflage along with contrast that brings about a sense of belonging to the built environment in the huge expanse of green land.
Inspiration: The linearity, sleek supports and wide canopies of the trees within the site, inspired us to begin with the concepts of having similar linear supports elevating the built space and minimal contact to the land. A lightly structured design paved its way, purely based on previously proposed landscape space. In doing so, both the built and unbuilt are celebrated together as a whole.
Project Duration: Duration:3 Years
Location:Kommaghatta, Bengaluru, India.
Operation Flow: The sole purpose was to build a home amidst the greenery for the weekends, away from all the hustle and day-to-day commitments. The one and half acre of land acquired, thus took on the design process beginning with landscape elements filled with lush green and an existing stepped well. The built space is light and leaves minimal footprint, as the material chosen to build was steel, thus elevating the building. This aided the landscape to continue its journey throughout the site.
Patents: Parallax
Team Members: Architect: Nagendra Ramachandra
Architect: Raghunandan Gururaj
Architect: Namratha Srinivas
Architect: Reshma Raju
Architect: Sibi Chandran
Image Credits: Praveen Mohandas