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Jury : Juhani Pallasmaa | Sheila Sri Prakash | Mariana Cabugueira | K T Ravindran | Adèle Naudé Santos | Srinivas Murthy G | Gita Balakrishnan | A G Krishna Menon | Ranjit Sabikhi
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Prize in

Vision Beyond Sight

Organised by Archdais Pvt. Ltd.

winner-project

Team Members

  • Akshat Jain

    India , Architecture Student

  • Anushruti Soni

    , Architecture Student

  • Harshit Ray

Jury comments

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Juhani Pallasmaa

The project is architecturally relaxed and beautiful and functions very well. It projects the special world of the visually impaired. The project is easy to develop further to respond to all the practical demands.

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Prize in

Vision Beyond Sight

Organised by Archdais Pvt. Ltd.

winner-project

Team Members

  • Yuktha K

    India , Architecture Student

  • Inchara J Rao

  • Neha Ajit

Jury comments

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Gita Balakrishnan

Happy to see that addressing issues of blind is been restricted to textures and smells but the focus is on all round accessibility. Plans could have expressed more.

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Juhani Pallasmaa

The appearance is that of an ordinary school, too complex for its special use on several floors.

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Prize in

Vision Beyond Sight

Organised by Archdais Pvt. Ltd.

winner-project

Team Members

  • Ashish Rohmetra

    India , Architect

  • Shrikant Kutwal

Jury comments

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Juhani Pallasmaa

The project appears too dense and multi-leveled, the sensory reality of the visually handicapped not reflected in the design.

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Ranjit Sabikhi

Conceived around two courtyards this scheme provides a public communitycourtyard with the administration areas, meeting room, restaurant organised around it. The main large rectangular sensory courtyard has an access corridor on all sides with the classroom and sensory rooms arranged along it on the ground floor with the administration areas, auditorium and axhibition hall, seminar hall and service areas arranged on two upper levels. A simple straightforward scheme well put together lacking in depth and detail.