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National war and military museum princess park
new delhi
yagwinder k mamoria
Natinal Winner Awards for Excellence in Architectural Thesis 2020 conducted by council of architecture
Jury Comments
" In-depth Analysis of case studies and welI Conveyed through sketches and doodles
An aerial prograrn would have been prefered.
Clarity on disaster management and access control through design is desired
The Indian Military is our defending spine. There are many museums in India which portray military's culture and custors as well as their
role in conflicts and war. Issues with the war museums today include little interpretation of information, missing contribution of women and locals, they are less accessible and lack of flesbility in spaces. These military museums focus on quantitative data rather than functioning as experience centers. They do not evoke emotions after the museum visit The objective of this thesis is to design a musuem that acts as a permeable contact
zone between military and civilians. The aim is to create an iconic building that leaves an impact on the visitor, at the same time, extend
nationalistic emotions to the society inspiring the young generation.
The results of initial study substantiate the need for flexibility in museum spaces to deal with rapidly changing visitor dynamics and
collections. Also, focus is laid on experience rather than quantitative data so that the museum itself can be viewed as an artifact, rather than a building that houses artifacts.
The musuem building is a juxtaposition of cuboidal volumes arranged in a way that creates a trianglular space between them which is used
as "nukkad" to portray stories by inscriptions and sculptures. The structure is made with reinforced black concrete, steel and wood.
Maximum diffused natural light has been invited through roofs and glazing in East and North.
ARCHIVING ARCHITECTURAL THESIS 2020
"Awards for Excellence in Architectural Thesis" the annual program conducted by the Council of Architecture through its academic unit Council of Architecture Training and Research Centre (COA TRC) completed its eleventh cycle in 2016. This national event saw the participation of candidates from colleges across five zones. The zonal juries of the awards program were hosted by colleges from Lucknow, Cuttack, Pune, Bangalore, and Kanchipuram.
Ten entries were selected from each zone to present at the Zonal Finals. Ench presenter at the zonal juries was awarded a prize comprising of Rs. 5000/- cash and books, while the two winners at all zones juries were awarded prizes comprising of Rs. 10,000/-cash and books each,
The National Jury was hosted by Dayananda Sagar College of Architecture Bengaluru, as a one-day online event on 03 March 2021. The panel of jurors selected the three best entries from the ten entries presented.
The three winners of the national jury were awarded prizes worth Rs. 75,000/- and the seven finalists were awarded prizes worth Rs. 20, 000/- each, comprising of cash and books of architectural interest.
The events of the zonal and national juries were witnessed by large number of students and faculty from colleges of Architecture in Lucknow. Cuttack, Pune, Bangalore, and Kanchipuram,
The program of the National Jury was graced by the presence of Ar. Habeeb Khan, President. Council of Architecture, the Registrar, the Executive Committee, members of Council of Architecture, members of advisory committee of the Thesis Award Program and faculty and students from college of architecture:
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new delhi
yagwinder k mamoria
Natinal Winner Awards for Excellence in Architectural Thesis 2020 conducted by council of architecture
Jury Comments
" In-depth Analysis of case studies and welI Conveyed through sketches and doodles
An aerial prograrn would have been prefered.
Clarity on disaster management and access control through design is desired
The Indian Military is our defending spine. There are many museums in India which portray military's culture and custors as well as their
role in conflicts and war. Issues with the war museums today include little interpretation of information, missing contribution of women and locals, they are less accessible and lack of flesbility in spaces. These military museums focus on quantitative data rather than functioning as experience centers. They do not evoke emotions after the museum visit The objective of this thesis is to design a musuem that acts as a permeable contact
zone between military and civilians. The aim is to create an iconic building that leaves an impact on the visitor, at the same time, extend
nationalistic emotions to the society inspiring the young generation.
The results of initial study substantiate the need for flexibility in museum spaces to deal with rapidly changing visitor dynamics and
collections. Also, focus is laid on experience rather than quantitative data so that the museum itself can be viewed as an artifact, rather than a building that houses artifacts.
The musuem building is a juxtaposition of cuboidal volumes arranged in a way that creates a trianglular space between them which is used
as "nukkad" to portray stories by inscriptions and sculptures. The structure is made with reinforced black concrete, steel and wood.
Maximum diffused natural light has been invited through roofs and glazing in East and North.
ARCHIVING ARCHITECTURAL THESIS 2020
"Awards for Excellence in Architectural Thesis" the annual program conducted by the Council of Architecture through its academic unit Council of Architecture Training and Research Centre (COA TRC) completed its eleventh cycle in 2016. This national event saw the participation of candidates from colleges across five zones. The zonal juries of the awards program were hosted by colleges from Lucknow, Cuttack, Pune, Bangalore, and Kanchipuram.
Ten entries were selected from each zone to present at the Zonal Finals. Ench presenter at the zonal juries was awarded a prize comprising of Rs. 5000/- cash and books, while the two winners at all zones juries were awarded prizes comprising of Rs. 10,000/-cash and books each,
The National Jury was hosted by Dayananda Sagar College of Architecture Bengaluru, as a one-day online event on 03 March 2021. The panel of jurors selected the three best entries from the ten entries presented.
The three winners of the national jury were awarded prizes worth Rs. 75,000/- and the seven finalists were awarded prizes worth Rs. 20, 000/- each, comprising of cash and books of architectural interest.
The events of the zonal and national juries were witnessed by large number of students and faculty from colleges of Architecture in Lucknow. Cuttack, Pune, Bangalore, and Kanchipuram,
The program of the National Jury was graced by the presence of Ar. Habeeb Khan, President. Council of Architecture, the Registrar, the Executive Committee, members of Council of Architecture, members of advisory committee of the Thesis Award Program and faculty and students from college of architecture:
for more detail ...
national war and military museum princess park new delhi yagwinder k mamoria.pdf Size: 2.24 MB Downloads: 1