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    This document provides a case study of a bungalow home designed by Webe Design Lab architects in Tuticorin, India. The layout of the home is organized around three courtyard spaces - front, center, and back. Materials used include raw cement, copper, brass, and wood. Light and shadows play an important role in the design. The architects aimed to preserve the essence of the original home while introducing modern features like geometric forms and dramatic plays of light and shadow.

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    This document provides a case study of a bungalow home designed by Webe Design Lab architects in Tuticorin, India. The layout of the home is organized around three courtyard spaces - front, center, and back. Materials used include raw cement, copper, brass, and wood. Light and shadows play an important role in the design. The architects aimed to preserve the essence of the original home while introducing modern features like geometric forms and dramatic plays of light and shadow.

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    Architectural design II

    Bungalow case study

    Name – Riya
    Roll No- 186
    Class-S.Y Batch C
    1
    The house, in the heart of Tuticorin has a very deciduous
    character which can be felt as one moves from the rustic
    exteriors to sleek finished interiors. The layout of the built in
    the site is consciously distinguishes the inside and the outside.
    The built is broken down in between three courtyard spaces -
    the front, centre and the back court. The use of these courts
    throughout the day is an effortless symphony. The mornings are
    occupied and served in the front court with the daily dose of
    news and tea.

    THOOTHUKUDI, INDIA
    Architects: webe design lab
    Area: 6800 ft²
    Year: 2019
    Manufacturers: Hansgrohe, Catalano, Hafele, Kaff, Key Light, My Window, Schell
    Landscape: Webe design lab
    2
    Structural Consultant: Archtype, Coimbatore
    Site analysis

    3
    About webe design lab
    WeBe Design Lab is a multidisciplinary collective, based from Chennai and
    Coimbatore with a diverse group of architects, designers and researchers co-existing
    and co-creating while sharing common values.
    WeBe was founded by 9 partners Karthikeyan, Malli Saravanan,
    Madhumitha, Padmakshi, Sangeetha, Satish, Sudersan,
    Udhayarajan and Yogesh in 2010 February. A bunch of friends
    who wanted to come together to look at the small changes and
    triggers that they could create together.

    4
    Design process
    Every project begins a clean slate

    Bringing a sense of surprise in


    every project we co-create.

    It makes every journey


    travelled, a memory and the
    outcome, a story.

    5
    Section

    This was the image of the existing house


    with two trees on either side

    Facade
    The re design of the house was done by keeping the initial
    essence of the house intact with the trees remaining on
    either sides of the house as they are
    Entrance 6
    7
    Details of Perforated wall

    8
    Details of front balcony Detail of parking structure

    9
    Massing
     The plot is split up into three codes and
    introduced the program in between
     Thre programs are placed by considering the
    hierarchy of privacy .

     The form is very simple and straightforward


    with clean spaces by playing with solids and
    voids
     The perforations were introduced in the voids
    to create the character in unnarrowed spaces 10
    zonning
    Front court is the extension of
    the former living and the guest

    Centre court is the


    extension of the family
    dining

    Centre court also create


    the visual connectivity
    from all the common
    areas

    Backyard is an extension of the


    private area overlooked by the
    sleeping space
    11
    Building Material
    Raw cement finish

    Copper

    Trees and shrubs

    Brass

    White cream marble

    Linen

    Raw cement

    Sliding door

    Marble finish

    Jaisalmer marble
    12
    Wooden flooring
    Light and shadow play
    The brass mirror is in the centre
    coat is inspired by the work of
    Japanese artist mata zokayama

    The space is completely geometrical with dramatic play


    of light and shade

    The mural has a bright


    appeal with the
    landscape and the play
    of shadow in the day but
    Throughout the day the shadow is traced completely seeks
    13 the
    from east to west attention in night
    Features
    Jali mesh in front
    Voids in the façade for
    ceiling for preventing insects
    passage of light and additional light

    The pujaroom is beneath


    the staircase with
    Wooden wooden top . The door
    staircase for pattern is associated
    circulation with the lotus flower
    from one floor inspired from the studio
    to another lotus works

    Brass jail and


    raw cement
    Interior palette
    finish with a
    are very subtle ,
    contemporary
    neat , clean and
    look joins the
    polished finishes
    space14with glass

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