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    Residential Case Study

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    Apartment V

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    • The functions included following the entrance are:
    o Kitchen with a Dining Area
    o Bathroom
    o Living room
    o Bedroom
    o Balcony

    • The spaces are arranged in a way where everything is open


    allowing ease of circulation and flooding the interior
    with natural light without overcrowding the functions or
    hindering them.

    PLAN

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    KEY PLAN

    Entrance

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    KEY PLAN

    Kitchen and Dining

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    KEY PLAN

    Bathroom

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    KEY PLAN

    View from Entrance to Balcony

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    KEY PLAN

    Living Room

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    KEY PLAN

    Bedroom

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    Concept

    • Instead of the current dark, enclosed and narrow spaces a single 40 sqm common space was opened up
    that creates a generous, adaptive function-system.

    • The necessity of the gallery was important but instead of having a confined, cave-like element it was put
    in the middle of the space as an estrade (a slightly raised platform in a room or hall)

    • At the same time, it has the opacity to let through natural light, has the airiness to leave the
    surrounding functions working properly and also serving as a separation piece between functions.

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    • This space-inside-a space system provides simultaneously an elevated private space on the gallery, a
    lounge area underneath it, and a semi- private part behind it.

    • During the design process, a clear and fresh layout was planned from a maze-like, narrow and dark
    property with its aim to be used as a short/long term rental apartment.

    • This duality required adaptive and multi-functional spaces for a 2 person occupancy.

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    Sections AA and BB with Key Plan

    Section AA Section BB
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    Sections CC and DD with Key Plan

    Section CC Section DD Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    Details
    An important concept was the consistent use of the natural wooden material throughout the spaces.
    By this, the spaces are connected by not only in the use of colours but also material wise.
    The colour scheme (wood, white, grey) reflects simplicity and clarity that is complemented by a few natural
    brick surfaces. The powerful green motives of the bathroom appear gently in the other rooms, which joins the
    relatively disconnected design of this space with the other rooms.

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair


    Reading Materials:

    Chapters 1 – 4 Chapters 1 – 7

    (PDF) Francis D.K. Ching & Corky Binggeli - INTERIOR DESING https://www.academia.edu/8258292/Space_Planning_Basics
    ILLUSTRATED (3rd Edition) | Rbk Lebrun - Academia.edu
    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair
    Assignment 12: Literature Case Study

    1. Choose and research any two studio apartments and study them well in terms of:
    1. Concept
    2. Diagrams (plans, sections, elevations, isometrics)
    3. Layout
    4. Functions
    5. Spaces
    6. Furniture arrangement

    2. Draw rough bubble diagrams for the studio apartments you have chosen based on
    their layouts.

    3. Put all the information in a PowerPoint presentation.

    Prepared by: Ar. Rooshina Nair

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