by rutvi ashar architectural practise archohm’s rustic themed design school in Noida is going to change the routine learning process of a student. The design school is going to be packed with interaction zones and metaphorical bursts of colour… drawing inspiration from the irregular shape of the site and maximising the ground coverage, the design village is conceived to promote “life through design.” Its one-of-a-kind method of instruction, which is based on the straightforward idea of interactive learning, fosters personal growth while simultaneously having an effect not only on the individual but also on society and the environment as a whole. This is a fact that is quite evident in the design of their structure. An inexpensive r.c.c. and brick construction that has been painted with colors of the television brand has been created by archohm. Certain portions of the structure have been left barren, most likely serving as a canvas for the kids. Despite the fact that a stepped amphitheater that is illuminated by a wall-mounted sedan sculpture that was once owned by the dean of television in question is problematic, the straightforward landscaping serves as an ideal façade to the enormous wall front that is devoid of any decoration. Creativity is shown via the stepping stones, as well as through the plaster-free brick and stone masonry; the exteriors are designed in such a way that they carry the promise of countless interactions in the future. A linear waiting room that is supported by the broader bulk of the interiors is the focal point of the main entrance of the institution, which makes exceptional use of the materials that are available. site limitations of a low ceiling height and a column-infested space are commendably juggled as structural members are treated as elements of design and clad with felt or blackboard, while full-height glass partitions functionally segregate the expanse into workshop areas, studio spaces, workstations, faculty rooms, lecture rooms and an unusual bay library; indian interiors tick the aesthetics and theme boxes, staying true to the concept of a village. With creative use of space and material, such as felt magazine holders, glass walls that double as inspirational display boards, ceiling-mounted bookshelves-cum-lamps, and other similar elements, the atmosphere is a play of formal and informal spaces that are tied together through warm colors, a variety of furniture, and spectacular green pockets. It is via a combination of aspects that the overall idea of the institution is able to function; these elements include polished, raw, philosophical, and allegoric elements, hinting to the bigger picture, which is the trip that is design! Here is a link to the photographs that can be found on indiaartndesign.com:
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