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    The document discusses various design elements of the Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode campus, including its circulation routes, open spaces, landmarks, topography, and built form. Pedestrian paths connect buildings on the campus, which is organized around a central courtyard inspired by traditional Kerala architecture. The campus is spread across two hills and blends modern architecture with lush greenery and amenities in a way that responds to the irregular topography.

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    IIM Kozhikode

    -CIRCULATION
    -OPEN SPACE
    -LANDMARK
    -TOPOGRPHY
    -BUILT FORM
    -FACADE
    CIRCULATION,
    SUSTAINABILITY, CLIMATE
    RESPONSIVE,AESTHETIC,RESOUR
    CE CONSERVATION.

    The Indian Institute of Management


    Kozhikode (IIM Kozhikode or IIMK) is
    an autonomous business school located
    in Calicut (Kozhikode), Kerala. The institute, set
    up in 1996 by the Government of India in
    collaboration with the State Government of Kerala,
    is one of the 20 Indian Institutes of
    Management (IIMs). It was the fifth IIM to be
    established.
    CIRCULATION

    CAMPUS CIRCULATION-

    Approach by winding roads

    Roads run only on the periphery of the campus

    Internal circulation made by pedestrian paths

    There are covered walk ways connecting each


    block.
    OPEN SPACE

    Spaces are considered the primary means by which


    landscape areorganised ,understood, used and
    experienced.

    Foci- It refers to differentiated , contrasting or isolated forms or places in thelandscape


    that posses cultural ,social , practical functions because of theirvisual distinction.
    LANDMARK
    THE CENTRAL COURT

    The core feature: All the buildings are oriented to a central court -
    typical “naalukettu” of Kerala’s
    traditional architecture giving a sense of unity

    The buildings are connected by walkways which defines this central


    green oasis.

    This central area holds an open air theatre

    The remaining surface is articulated by paved portions thereby


    THE CIRCLE OF CONTEMPLATION:
    giving a sense of scale and directing to the various buildings A circular green area is located inthe front facing the
    around. entrance ofthe academic block. It is coveredby
    pergola along the sides withvegetation growing on it.
    TOPOGRPHY

    The shape of the site is irregular

    Spread on two hills with the buildings blending in the lush greenery
    With a mix oftraditional Kerala style ethnic architecture
    with modern amenities
    BUILT FORM

    The planning is responsive to the


    topographical character of the site

    The scale, proportion, and form of the


    buildings project the expected
    grandeur of a management campus.

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