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AR. ACHYUT

PRAKASH KANVINDE

THEORY OF DESIGN



LIFE HISTORY From 1916 to 2002.

Ar. A.P. Kanvinde belonged to the very smallvillage of Sindhudurg district in aharashtra.

Kanvinde graduated architecture from the!".". School of Arts#$ umbai$ in 19%2.

&e 'as then sent by the government of (ndiato study at !&arvard )niversity#.

*here he 'or+ed under ,alter -roous and'as in/uenced by his thin+ing and teaching.

Kanvinde 'as also in/uenced by his father$'ho 'as ortrait and landscae ainter .



,hen he retuned to (ndia he oined the councilfor !Scientic and (ndustrial esearch#.

(n 1934 he 'as the 'inner of ((A !5A5)A&A*7 -8 7A8#.

(n the early 40:s Kanvinde established a rivate ractice in ne' elhi 'ith Shau+atai $ a civil engineer $ 'ho had been 'ith himat &arvard.

*hey established a rm #Kanvinde and ai#'hich received and e;ecuted many imortantcommissions.

&e racticed erfectly for 44 years$ he 'asconsidered the ioneer of 'hat may be termed

the modern movement in architecture in (ndia.

LIFE HISTORY



LIFE HISTORY &is buildings 'ere simle and he used

to tell the students# A<&(*7<*)7(S =* A )S7) F A*7(A8#.



PHILOSOPHY Kanvinde lays 'ith sace and forms.

&is designs are slender$ balanced$ roortionate$ neat and 'ell crafted.

*he building is imortant but mostimortant is the gate of the user.7;amle is !(sc+on *emle#.

&e gave much more imortance tothe natural light. &e gave such a formto the building that it can solve the

roblem of ventilation as 'ell ase;cessive heat .

&e believed in >ernacular Architecture.



HIS DESIGN CONCEPTS An art can be to nourish the senses. Art is urely an aesthetic e;ercise.

&e believed that a grid of columns

forming a matri; giving structural and satial asect 'ould turn a

design to more sohisticated and

faceted.

&e treated his building 'ith

!>AS*)S&AS*A#.

&e also used >ernacular Architecture

in forei n.



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ISCKON TEMPLE (t is built in 1993 and it is located in =e'

elhi.

*he roect is situated on a sloing site andcovers an area of ? acres 'ith the sloe of 3

meters in relation to road level. eity saces are located at the highest level.

(t has assembly hall for %00 eole.

*he building 'as constructed of

reinforced concrete frame structure and clad 'ith red and 'hite stone

nish.



ISCKON TEMPLE Services saces li+e +itchen$ dinning areas for

devotees$ o@ces are located at the lo'er level.

ther activities are B

ultimedia cultural center.

Auditorium. Animistic resentation museum.

ormitory for devotees.

Small shoing areas.

estaurant and o@ces.

*emle is around an informal court 'ith sun+garden saces.

*here are cascades all around and 'aterfalls tocreate ambience.



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I.I.T., KANPUR (t is established in 1949B66 and is located

on the outs+irts of the city of Kanur in ).P..

*he imortant obective of the rogram ofthis institute 'as intellectual and cultural

stimulation.*he building is harmonious in character.

*he site is /at 'ith the canal on one sideand transortation route on the other side.

*he Academic <omle; is located centrallyat the site and free from tra@c noise.

Pedestrian and vehicular tra@c arecomletely segregated.



I.I.T., KANPUR

*he academic comle; comrises alibrary $ lecture halls $ facultybuilding $ a comuter center$'or+shos and area for cultural

facilities. (t is oen form 'ith lin+ing

corridors and sace enetrating

through $ thus roviding shelter

from the e;tremely hot sun and

also allo' breeDes.

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I.I.T., KANPUR*he library forms an imortant

art of the 'hole comle;.

(t is a framed structure based on

grid. *he 'hole building is built in

.<.< 'ith a bric+ facade.

the 'hole structure gives a very

beautiful lay of shad and shado'.> i e ' o f l i b r ar y

E,ater creating micro

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I.I.T., KANPUR All these building comonents are

interlin+ed by detached 2 leveledcorridors 'hich is not only the facilityfor crossBventilation but also allo' for

future gro'th. An underground service tunnel runs

along these corridors.

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I.I.T., KANPUR*he e;ternal surfaces$ 'hether of

concrete or bric+ are left e;osed toobviate recurring maintenance costsand to enhance the aesthetic aeal .

*he structural system consist ofreinforced concrete frames and slabs'ith available bric+ curtain 'all.

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I.I.T., DELHI (t is established in 1961.!=ehru )niversity# is adoining at the southern

edge.

*he site is available near !Hutab inar<omle;# 'hich is a landmar+ lace in thecolorful history of elhi.

*he (nstitute camus is about 19 Km. a'ayfrom the elhi ain ail'ay Station$ 1% Km.from the =e' elhi ail'ay Station$ 21 Km.

from the (nterBState 5us *erminal and 10 Kmfrom elhi Airort.

(t is 'ell connected to the maor city centers byoen and 'ide roads.



I.I.T., DELHI *he camus area has been divided into four

functional Dones

esidential Done for students.

esidential Done for the faculty and sta.

Academic Done for academic buildings and'or+shos.

<ulturalBcumBsocial and recreational Donefor students.

7ach deartment is a searate entity 'ith a

courtyard. *he main academic building accommodates

various teaching and research activities.

*'o outer residential Dones are searated

from the central academic Done by canals andoen areas.



I.I.T., DELHI*he site being longitudinal in shae$ t'o

academic Dones have been located midB'ay bet'een the t'o residential Donesin order to reduce

'al+ing distance. *he main academic

building accommodates

various teaching and

research activities. &eavy engineering

laboratories are laced

on the ground /oor$ light laboratories

on the rst /oor.

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I.I.T., DELHI *he tutorial rooms$ classrooms and roect rooms are located on the second/oor.

Searate o@ces have been

rovided to every member of

the teaching sta ne;t to his

laboratory.

8arge lecture theatres 'ith

modern amenities and

eJuiment for sound and roection are

located in the courtyards bet'een

deartments for common use.

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I.I.T., DELHI *he lan anticiated the caacity of

4000 students.

*o balance the horiDontality ofbuilding$ vertical columns 'ere added

in the front facade.

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LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI NATIONAL ACADEMY OF

ADMINISTRATION,

MUSSOORIE (t 'as constructed around 199%. *his building is situated atussoorie.

*he side is contoured. *he 85S=AA is the academy for the(.A.S. o@cer:s training. (t is a reinforced concrete framed

structure. *his building has t'o bloc+. *he one bloc+ for administration$ it+no'n as huruvshila.

And the other bloc+ have dinning



LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI NATIONAL

ACADEMY OF ADMINISTRATION,

MUSSOORIE *he coer slab is used in thisbuilding.(n this building the Ar. A.P. Kanvindeused the dierent styles of the'indo's. *he elevation is nished 'ith the gritnish. *he sloing roof covered 'ith thealuminum sheet$ these sheets are usedfor reventing the seeage. &e used s+ylights for lighting and asan element.



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