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House On Pipes Weekend GetawayHouse On Pipes Weekend GetawayHouse On Pipes Weekend Getaway is an innovative architectural masterpiece located on the outskirts of Bangalore, India, that exemplifies sustainable design principles and minimal environmental impact through its unique elevated structure. This remarkable weekend retreat, designed by architects Nagendra Ramachandra and Raghunandan Gururaj, is distinguished by its ingenious use of slender steel pipes arranged in a staggered grid pattern that elevates the main living space above the ground, creating an ethereal floating effect while preserving the natural landscape below. The 200-square-meter structure, situated on a 6,069-square-meter plot, harmoniously integrates with an existing grid of coconut trees, demonstrating exceptional sensitivity to site context. The building's sophisticated thermal management system incorporates a triple-layer construction methodology, featuring bison board, glass wool insulation, and fly ash blocks, which work in concert to maintain optimal interior temperatures. The facade's intentionally staggered arrangement creates a compelling interplay of voids and shadows that naturally cool the building while adding visual intrigue. This groundbreaking architectural solution, which won the prestigious Golden A' Design Award in the Architecture, Building and Structure Design category, represents a paradigm shift in sustainable weekend home design, offering unrestricted views and seamless integration with the landscape while maintaining minimal ground contact. The project's innovative structural approach, inspired by the natural growth patterns of trees, demonstrates how contemporary architecture can achieve harmony between built form and natural environment, setting new standards for eco-conscious residential design. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: elevated architecture, sustainable design, minimal footprint, steel pipe structure, thermal efficiency, landscape integration SOURCES: |
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