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Perforated brick facade

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Project • By Studio AVT Architects Pvt Ltd • Primary Schools

Udaan

Students spend the majority of their day in a school building during their most crucial developmental years. In this time of pivotal growth, schools must be a space for creative thinking, a source of inspiration, and a starting point for developing a sense of awareness and responsibility. A north-western, angular entrance has been aesthetically crafted to add significance without occupying more space or by compromising on natural light and ventilation. Avneesh Kumar The colourful MS louvers boldly emphasise the stairs, thus making a statement. The front facade greets you with bold, exposed bricks- which gives a very natural effect and blends with the vegetation around. Concrete texture finish on a few surfaces readily complements the... More

News • News • 17 Jun 2022

Sailom house uses perforations to achieve environmental comfort while adding a new dimension to the architecture

Located in Bangkok, Thailand, Sailom house by Anonym houses members of three families in a four-storey concept that mimics the look and feel of a serviced apartment with amenities that each family member can use freely and separately on each floor.  Ketsiree Wongwan The first floor contains common area uses such as the living room and kitchen while the upper floors include bedrooms, additional living areas, and a small pantry/storage area. The four storeys are linked through two internal courtyards that open up to a void running from the ground to the fourth floor.  Ketsiree Wongwan   In response to the desires of an owner who climbs as a hobby, the first court includes a climbing wall. The court also includes a... More

News • News • 10 Mar 2021

Jean Rostand School engages its surroundings with distinctive street and garden facades

Between beltways and railroads, the Jean Rostand School in the heart of Lille’s Epine district serves an often overlooked community. The new school complex by sam architecture is meant to elevate the community and support the district’s renewal. Hosting 5 preschool classes, 8 primary school classes and a lunchroom, the new project receives approximately 360 children in total. Additionally, the complex is a major public facility, with multiple functions for communal activities. Charly Broyez The two-storey building is designed to integrate with the existing typologies of surrounding houses and by covering less than half of the site, as much open space as possible is preserved.  Aligned with the street edge, the main bu... More