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    The document provides information about the Pearl Academy of Fashion building in Jaipur, India, designed by Morphogenesis architects. The summary is: The Pearl Academy of Fashion building employs sustainable and vernacular architecture techniques to address Jaipur's hot, dry climate, including a raised structure with an open courtyard, stepped well, and double walls to act as thermal buffers. Local materials like stone, steel, glass, and concrete were used. The design lowers inside temperatures by 20°C through passive cooling modules like an underground thermal sink cooled by water bodies and evaporative cooling.

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    The document provides information about the Pearl Academy of Fashion building in Jaipur, India, designed by Morphogenesis architects. The summary is: The Pearl Academy of Fashion building employs sustainable and vernacular architecture techniques to address Jaipur's hot, dry climate, including a raised structure with an open courtyard, stepped well, and double walls to act as thermal buffers. Local materials like stone, steel, glass, and concrete were used. The design lowers inside temperatures by 20°C through passive cooling modules like an underground thermal sink cooled by water bodies and evaporative cooling.

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    The document provides information about the Pearl Academy of Fashion building in Jaipur, India, designed by Morphogenesis architects. The summary is: The Pearl Academy of Fashion building employs sustainable and vernacular architecture techniques to address Jaipur's hot, dry climate, including a raised structure with an open courtyard, stepped well, and double walls to act as thermal buffers. Local materials like stone, steel, glass, and concrete were used. The design lowers inside temperatures by 20°C through passive cooling modules like an underground thermal sink cooled by water bodies and evaporative cooling.

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    CONTEMPORARY VERNACULAR

    ARCHITECTURE

    PEARL ACADEMY OF FASHION


    -BY MORPHOGENESIS
    WHAT IS CONTEMPORARY VERNACULAR?

     Contemporary architecture is the architecture of the 21st century.


     Contemporary architects work in several different styles, from postmodernism, high-tech architecture and
    new interpretations of traditional architecture to highly conceptual forms and designs, resembling sculpture
    on an enormous scale.
     One of the most common contemporary architecture characteristics is a rejection of straight and harsh
    lines in favor of more curved and clean lines.
     No single style is dominant in this architecture
    ABOUT ARCHITECT:

    Sonali and Manit Rastogi started


    Morphogenesis in 1996 with a vision of
    Manit is a Fellow of the Indian Institute of defining a sustainable architecture for
    Architects and the Royal Society of Arts, UK contemporary India.
    Manit has also been a director of Sushant
    School of Art and Architecture, Gurgaon
    (2009–2011).

    Sonali Rastogi is a fellow at Indian Institute of


    Architects (IIA), the Royal Society of the Arts
    (RSA), UK, and was a member of the Delhi
    Urban Arts Commission AIT Awards 2012:
    public building (interiors)
    PEARL ACADEMY OF
    FASHION JAIPUR.

    INTRODUCTION:
    Architects: Morphogenesis
    Location: Jaipur, India
    Design team:Sonali rastogi,
    Rudrajit sabhaney,
    HVAC: Design Centre
    Project area: 11,745 sqm
    Project year: 2008
    PEARL ACADEMY OF FASHION

    • THE PEARL ACADEMY OF FASHION ,JAIPUR IS A CAMPUS WHICH VIRTUE OF ITS DESIGN IS
    GEARED TOWARDS CREATING AN ENVIRONMENTALLY PASSSIVE HABITAT.

    • THE INSTITUTE CREATES HIGHLY INTERACTIVE SPACES TO WORK IN MULTIFUNCTIONAL


    ZONES WHICH BLENDS INDOOR WITH THE OUTDOOR SEAMLESSLY.

    • IT IS LOCATED IN HOT ,DRY DESERT TYPE CLIMATE.

    • HIGH USE OF DOUBLE SKIN IS DONE. IT ACT AS A THERMAL BUFFER BETWEEN BUILDING
    AND THE SURROUNDING.

    • THE MATERIAL USED IN THE BUILDING ARE A MIX OF LOCAL STONES , STEEL , GLASS AND
    CONCRETE CHOSEN KEEPING IN MIND THE CLIMATIC NEED OF THE REGION.
    PEARL ACADEMY OF FASHION

    • The building is a confluence of contemporary architecture with sustainable traditional architectural


    elements of the region.
    •It's a low cost, environmentally sensitive building that has efficiently addressed the challenges of adverse
    climatic condition.
    •The adopted passive cooling modules in the design reduce the inside temperature by 20°C.The entire
    building is raised above ground enabling sucking air patterns with an upward drift through the open air
    courtyard .
    •A large stepped well (baouli) in the centre lowers the air temperature that enters under the belly of the
    building.
    The double wall acts as a thermal buffer between the building and surrounding.The outer perforated walls
    (aali) at 4 feet distant from themain building reduce the direct heat gain and allow diffused daylight
    • Local stone, steel, glass and concrete are the material used to accomplish the progressive design intent.
    DISTRIBUTION OF SPACES:

    •THE SPACE DISTRIBUTION IS VERY EFFICIENT IN THE BUILDING.


    • PUBLIC INTERACTION SPACE IS LOCATED NEAR THE WATERBODY BY WHICH THE SPACES
    REMAIN COOL
    • EDUCATIONAL SPACE ARE CLOSE TO THE LIBRARY AND AUDITORIUM FOR PROPER DISPLAY AND
    CONVENIENCE IN ACTIVITIES.
    • THE STRUCTURE IS DEPENDENT ON STACK AS WELL AS EVAPORATIVE COOLING SYSTEM WHICH
    MAKES IT VERY EFFICIENT.
    PROPER CIRCULATION TAKES PLACE IN
    FEATURES
    Evaporative Cooling
    • The entire building is raised above the ground and a scooped out under belly forms a natural thermal sink
    which is cooled by water bodies through evaporative cooling. The underbelly is a microclimate generator, and
    the step well section cools the building from within and the air coming inside.

    Courtyard sand Stepwells


    • The scheme relies on self-shading sliver courts to keep the solar ingress out and control the temperatures of
    internal spaces and open stepped wells while allowing for sufficient day lighting inside studios and
    classrooms.

    Ventilation and Structural grid


    • The courtyards get indirect light into classrooms and helps in the creation of naturally ventilated and lit
    singly- loaded corridors. The entire building is on a 9m grid, single bay, naturally lit and cross-ventilated. The
    configuration of this grid allows for day lighting, ventilation and alongwith a flexible system of partitioning for
    the years to come
    THIS JALI WORKIS
    USED AS A SHADING DEVICE AND AS A
    THERMAL BUFFER

    THIS WATER BODY ACTING AS A COOLING AGENT


    FOR THE BUILDING
    INTERIOR
    EXTERIOR
    THANK YOU

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