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    Laboratory For Conservation of Endangered Species: Architects Clients

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    This document summarizes a laboratory for conserving endangered species located in Hyderabad, India. The laboratory aims to conserve species through reproductive biology research. Its curvilinear design respects nature by incorporating existing rocks on site. Visitors enter through a natural rock portal, and on-site stone is used for walls to provide insulation with minimal energy and maintenance needs. Glass and green spaces reflect the landscape.

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    Laboratory For Conservation of Endangered Species: Architects Clients

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    This document summarizes a laboratory for conserving endangered species located in Hyderabad, India. The laboratory aims to conserve species through reproductive biology research. Its curvilinear design respects nature by incorporating existing rocks on site. Visitors enter through a natural rock portal, and on-site stone is used for walls to provide insulation with minimal energy and maintenance needs. Glass and green spaces reflect the landscape.

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    a famous design with natural elements kept together and designed accordingly

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    lacones school

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    This document summarizes a laboratory for conserving endangered species located in Hyderabad, India. The laboratory aims to conserve species through reproductive biology research. Its curvilinear design respects nature by incorporating existing rocks on site. Visitors enter through a natural rock portal, and on-site stone is used for walls to provide insulation with minimal energy and maintenance needs. Glass and green spaces reflect the landscape.

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    67 views2 pages

    Laboratory For Conservation of Endangered Species: Architects Clients

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    Prasad Gorade
    This document summarizes a laboratory for conserving endangered species located in Hyderabad, India. The laboratory aims to conserve species through reproductive biology research. Its curvilinear design respects nature by incorporating existing rocks on site. Visitors enter through a natural rock portal, and on-site stone is used for walls to provide insulation with minimal energy and maintenance needs. Glass and green spaces reflect the landscape.

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    Laboratory for Conservation of Endangered Species

    Attapur Village, Rajendra Nagar Hyderabad, , India Architects Clients Beri Architects and Engineers Kolhapur, India Centre for Cellular & Molecular Biology (CCMB) Hyderabad, India 2000 2000 - 2000 2001 - 2005 2006 25,760 m2 1,450 m2 4,200 m2 1,260,822 USD This laboratory is unique in aiming to conserve and propagate endangered species through research on reproductive biology. Its curvilinear design is founded on a similar respect for nature, paying homage to the sites existing rocks. Visitors arriving on foot pass through a natural portal of rock as they enter, and the stone used for walls comes entirely from the site, not only lending a natural, warm appearance but also providing good insulation with minimum embodied energy and maintenance requirements. By contrast, smooth glass reflects the surrounding landscape, and a number of green spaces have been created both inside and outside the building.

    Commission Design Construction Occupancy Site Ground floor Total floor Costs Programme

    Building Type 2010 Award Cycle

    Higher Education Facilities 3745.IND

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