Sangath is an architect's office and research center located in Ahmedabad, India designed by Balkrishna V Doshi in 1981. The building features a series of sunken vaults sheathed in china mosaic tiles as well as a small grassy terraced amphitheater and flowing water details to create a climate responsive design suited for Ahmedabad's hot and dry climate through the use of higher space volumes, reflective surfaces, water features, gardens, terraces, and underground volumes.
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Sangath: Hot and Dry Ahemdabad
Sangath is an architect's office and research center located in Ahmedabad, India designed by Balkrishna V Doshi in 1981. The building features a series of sunken vaults sheathed in china mosaic tiles as well as a small grassy terraced amphitheater and flowing water details to create a climate responsive design suited for Ahmedabad's hot and dry climate through the use of higher space volumes, reflective surfaces, water features, gardens, terraces, and underground volumes.
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SANGATH
HOT AND DRY
AHEMDABAD Introduction •Architect Balkrishna V Doshi •Location Ahmedabad, India •Function Achitect’s office and research centre •Project Year 1981 •Site Area 2346msq •Built up area 585sqm •Known for Its climate responsive design Sangath Sangath is a complete combination of Doshi's architectural themes: Complex interiors Structures, Ambiguous edges, Vaults Terraces. Architecturally, it is an attempt to evolve structures and forms which are suited to the local climate and which evoke a local ethos. Sangath features a series of sunken vaults sheathed in china mosaic as well as a small grassy terraced amphitheater and flowing water details. Design Elements •Vaulted structures •Higher Space Volumes •Reflective Surfaces •Waterbodies •Gardens •Terraces •Underground volumes •Contoured landscapes •North light gateways