The Crystal Hall Interior Residencial de Thomas Abraham

El disseny The Crystal Hall Interior Residencial de Thomas Abraham és un guanyador molt estimat del prestigiós 2022 A' Design Award de Bronze en la Categoria de Competició de Disseny d'Espais Interiors i Exposicions.

BronzeInterior· 2022

The Crystal Hall Interior Residencial

de Thomas Abraham

Client: Thomas Abraham

Guanyador del A' Design Award de Bronze en la Categoria de Interior

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El Disseny

Sobre The Crystal Hall Interior Residencial

Crystal Hall, situat a Bangalore, Índia, va ser dissenyat com una residència privada que incorpora els conceptes d'arquitectura vernacular amb materials i tecnologia moderns. Envoltat d'horts, pretén establir la connexió entre l'home i la natura. Amb parets blanques i interiors de vidre, el focus era mantenir l'espai ordenat i minimalista. Tots els materials utilitzats es van reciclar a partir de l'excés durant la construcció, garantint un malbaratament gairebé zero. Dissenyat per ser conscient del medi ambient, proporciona aïllament tèrmic, visual i auditiu, alhora que és fidel a la seva filosofia estètica.

El Reconeixement

Sobre el A' Design Award de Bronze

The Crystal Hall Interior Residencial és un guanyador del guardó A' Design Award de Bronze, un reconeixement altament prestigiós concedit a dissenys sobresortints que es distingeixen per la creativitat, l'enginy i l'astúcia. Els guanyadors de Bronze són artefactes ampliament hàbils i sorprenentment creatius que autentiquen la vasta experiència, la imaginació i el recurs dels seus dissenyadors. Es preveu que The Crystal Hall Interior Residencial sigui un objecte molt apreciat, admirat i estimat, notablement professional i innovador. Aquest disseny guanyador del guardó A' Design Award de Bronze incorpora les millors pràctiques de l'art, la ciència, el disseny i la tecnologia i és excel·lent per la seva atenció al detall. The Crystal Hall Interior Residencial satisfà esplèndidament les necessitats, toca els desitjos, encisa els sentiments i crida la curiositat.

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Propietats Úniques: The Crystal Hall integrates sustainability, reuses material, and uses disadvantaged local talent. Glass is a modern material that can be recycled endlessly without loss of quality or clarity, recreating bioclimatic conditions that tackle climate change. It follows a minimalistic modern approach while taking inspiration from classicism and yet being culturally, emotionally and ecologically conscious. The building follows a zero-waste policy and is an example of socially responsible design
Dimensions i Embalatge: Site area - 2322 meter square
Building area - 835 square meter
Gross - 418 sqm
Etiquetes: Sustainable design, Sustainable Interior, Residential Interior, Ecofriendly Design, Innovative Design, Green Design, Interior design, White Interior, Modern Interiors, Minimalistic Interiors
Tecnologia de Producció: The structure consists an eclectic mix of glass, MS columns and cast in situ concrete. Contrary to general opinion, glass is among the most eco-friendly materials, more than compared to mud or stone, as it can be recycled endlessly without loss of quality or clarity and is made of sand, which is among the most plentiful resources available. Glass recreates bioclimatic conditions that tackle climate change while using modern materials that are culturally, emotionally, and ecologically conscious.
Repte de Disseny: Glass is often considered inappropriate for a tropical climate. But the architect used a double-layered glass - one layer reflecting the longwave radiation and the other reflecting the sun's shortwave radiation, providing thermal insulation to the building. As the project is in the outskirts where the power situation is erratic, the architect used wind power generating towers to provide backup power during windy days. The power is stored in batteries, and the excess is fed back to the city grid.
Recerca: The Crystal Hall a big but small home is an essay on light nature and history. Apart from integrating sustainability along reusing materials and using disadvantaged local talent the architect ensured every space of the project was curated to reflect what has been religiously culturally and geographically experienced by the client. It has the worlds first residential windmill towers proprietary use of two layers of high performance recycled glass with noninvasive vegetation species within thermal insulation technology and rainwater utilization thus creating a glocal (global and local) building.
Inspiració: Inspired by the state of the Earths climate and the status of its poorest this is design as an instrument for social and environmental change. It is not just an aesthetic adventure but a tool to recycle and reuse modern materials in sustainable and affordable ways. He made it his mission to hire the so called unemployable from Indias oppressed people of color. This is a building of universal human values that is yet culturally specific being inspired by vernacular Indian design.
Durada del Projecte: Located in Bangalore, India, The Crystal Hall was constructed over a span of five years, from 2014 to 2019.
Flux d'Operació: The Crystal Hall is an example of paleomodern design, paleo meaning first. This is to take design beyond form follows function to form follows feeling, to reintroduce beauty and pleasure in art, things which were once universal but now is seen as sentimental and commercial. Things like Square proportions, Golden mean proportions, rhythm, scale, harmony and the accommodation of local and climatological aspects makes this a traditional design with a modern outlook using Avant Grande technology and materials.
Patents: Thomas Abraham
Membres de l'Equip: Thomas Abraham
Diana Jacil Prakash
Saad Pasha
Crèdits de les Imatges: Image #1: Sandeep
Image #2: Rashmi Srinivasan
Image #3: Dullu
Image #4: Rashmi Srinivasan
Image #5: Sandeep