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``ANANT

RAJE

SUBMITTED BY TUSHAR JAIN III YEAR B.ARCH

LIFE & TIME


Born: Mumbai , India / 1929

Education : 1954 Graduate in architecture- Sir J.J.School of Architecture Mumbai 1955 Appointed associate member of Indian Institute of Architects

1956 Appointed associate member of Royal Institute of British Architects


1979 Member of Council of Architects , New Delhi

PROFESSION AND AWARDS


Profession : 1964 Joined Pr. Louis I. Khan in Philadelphia , U.S.A. 1974 Started his independent practice in Ahmedabad Involved in teaching for nearly 25 years in School of Architecture , Ahmedabad Awards: 1987 1990 1992 1993 : : : : Honoured the distinguish professor award . Architect of the year award by J . J . Cement for IIFM. Won two awards for IIFM & Office Building , Bhopal by JIIA . Awarded SABURAO MHATRE GOLD MEDAL for his contributions cntributions to the profession of architecture

PHILOSOPHY

Strongly feels that post independence architecture in India was triggered by architects like Louis Khan & LE Corbusier who were not architects and thus do not refer our traditional values.
Prefers more open spaces as most activities in the country are performed in courtyards , streets or open spaces . Very much concerned to issues like economy, climate , traditional aspects etc. Working in hot dry climate he realized that open planning not only achieves economy in space utilization , economy in structure design , economy in overall building expenditure but a meaningful solution to building in such a climate he thus preferred open planning. An architect possesses a strong conviction of theory and design.

ATTITUDE TOWARDS ELEVATION


USED OF MORE VAULTED OPENINGS AND ROOFS.
USED EXPOSED BRICK WALL, STONE WALL, GRID PANEL FINISH. UNPLASTERED CONCRETE WORK. USES RECESSES IN WINDOWS WHICH ARE USEFUL IN CLIMATES LIKE HOT & DRY (IN WHICH HE DID MAXIMUM WORK). ALL HEIGHTS OF BUILDINGS ARE DECIDED BY Nos OF BRICK COURSES FROM TOP TO BOTTOM.

Project: Management Development Center Place: Ahmedabad Year: 1982 Client: I.I.M.
This is the last important element to be added to the LOUIS I KAHN campus for the IIM .

The architect has shown due respect for that powerful context by using KAHNS brick vocabulary .
Play of light on fair faced concrete is exploited originally. The complex is organized around a landscaped court . Two wings of guest rooms extend from the teaching block to complete the long sides of quadrangle/

MDP DORMITORIES

LOUIS KAHN PLAZA

Main court at MDP

Classroom at MDP

Project: Place: Year: Client:

Indian Institute of Forest Management Bhopal 1989 I.I. F. M. Area: 650000 S.q. meters

The design of the institute was inspired by the concept of continuity. Institutions are self contained entities whos growth is nurtured by a process of self renewal through various stages of their development. Plan attempts to create a sea of community without contradicting the students feeling of being independent.

Concept :

Planning :
Academic Complex :
Court surrounded by classrooms , a library , an auditorium , a seminar room . Library building being four storeyed serves as the focal poiny of the academic complex.

Living Zone :

Consists of students dormitories , a kitchen , dining areas and a apace for meetings. Dormitories face lake and are located at the southern tip of the complex. Openings : Openings are recessed into shadow pockets which become the dominant feature controlling and directing scale and proportion throughout the building.

MATERIAL & TECHNOLOGY


Entire campus is of brick masonry. RCC is used for internal structure.

Lintels are standardized and are left with exposed concrete surfaces.
Areas around openings are in rough Kota stone and slate of bluish green and purple hues. Remaining part of external masonry retaining walls are used with stone washed grit.

Project: Place: Year: Client:

Residence for Shree Kanubhai Patel Ahmedabad 1987 Shree Kanubhai Patel

Planning features
The house is designed on two floors. On first floor there is a living room, dining, kitchen, a bedroom, servants room. On second floor there are three bedrooms & a spacious terrace for outdoor gathering & sleeping. ELEVATIONAL FEATURES Arched lintels over recessed openings control and directs scale & proportions of the buildings external finish. Unplastered concrete is used. Deep verandahs are for proper ventilation and sun shading.

CHRONOLOGY OF WORKS

INDIAN STATISTICAL INSTITUTE , NEW DELHI 1970-75 MANAGEMENT DEV. CENTER , AHMEDABAD -1982

PALANPUNJ RESIDENCE-1983
RESIDENCE FOR MR. KANUBHAI PATEL-1987 IIFM , BHOPAL -1990 MUSEUM OF MINES AND MINERALS MUNDRA INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATIONS ACTIVELY PARTICIPATED IN A LOT OF COMPETITIONS

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