Documentation
Collection of various studies and learnings through documentation exercises
- Shree Katyayani Baneshwar Temple
Aversa Temple Documentation This is an overview of the Shree Katyayani and Baneshwar Temple located in Aversa, Karnataka. Its historical importance is evident from its structure and form. It is well reserved over the years. Temples are an important part of the Indian culture. Temples are associated with traditions, tales passed on from generations to … - A MEMOIR OF KIARA
Written by Shreya Manjunath, Roshini V, Muskan Ranka Beyond the great river flowing downwards lies the quaint city of Kiara. At first glance, the city doesn’t look like much but try not to be fooled by its appearance. Sometimes one feels like they’re standing on top of a volcano but as time passes it feels … - THE ACCIDENTAL CITY
Written by Abhishek Bohra, Pradnya Phutane, Krish Nasta Proceeding ninety miles into the forbidden territory, and across the mountains, you will arrive at a fortified city built by kings of the past. Originating from the river that bounds it, this extremely humid city attracts visitors from far and wide. The older part is occupied by … - Reading Landscapes
A photograph that depicts the Landscape of Dhawad is decoded looking at Foreground- Background, colours and vegetation character as perceived in the photograph, through visual understanding and satellite imagery the view in the photograph is scaled and a transect to understand the datum is made. A 3d model is made with these references from the … - धवाड
This book is based on the documentation of Dhawad, Madhya Pradesh. It is a compilation of the hard work of 2nd-year students of IES College of Architecture. The project was aimed to help the students study, analyse and understand the architecture, culture and lifestyle of rural India. Through this dossiere, we hope to share … - Temples of Deulwada, Malvan
Our first-year students participated in the competition ‘INTACH AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN DOCUMENTATION OF UNPROTECTED HERITAGE 2018-19’. Their entry ‘Documentation of Temples of Deulwada, Malvan‘ won a COMMENDATION AWARD in the Central Zone. Guided by: Prof Shilpa Sharma, Prof Vivek Korlekar, Prof Riddhima Khedkar, Prof Nivedita Mehrotra - Stories by the Sea
A compilation of student work ‘Mapping the narratives of the Fishing Villages’ Course Instructors: Nisha Nair Gupta, Manasi Chokshi Edited and Compiled by Riddhima Khedkar Complete work can be accessed here - Native Seeds Conservation Plan
Humans have been going through a process of continuous change due to the advancing technologies, new inventions and evolved science, eventually becoming a part of a race to attain lavish lifestyles. Unfortunately, in these busy schedules we often ignore the existence of communities that are still grounded to their roots and live a self- … - Urban & Cultural Studies
Urban atmosphere was not always bound by rules and standards. Since the beginning of the civilization, there were a cluster of concepts that, once understood, can lead to a fresh way of perceiving streets, buildings, and spaces and insights into why certain places are appealing and others are not. Urban entity operates on various scales … - Masonry and Arches
This was an elective where the students had a change to build various types of arches in bricks. It gave them a hands on understanding of not only the structural system but a real experience of how to handle bricks and masonry work. The elective was conducted by Prerna Thacker and Tanvi Patil - Monument Conservation|Hands on experience Workshop
Monument Conservation|Hands on experience Workshop was conducted by Prof Minakshi Jain at Nagaur, Rajasthan in May 2016 in association with the Mehrangarh Museum Trust, Helen Hamlyn Trust and the Outreach Open Studio. This is a short report as the outcome of the workshop. Instructors: Minakshi Jain, Chaitra Sharad, Manasi Chokshi Student Participants: Vaishnavi Desai, … - A study of Crawford MarketA study of Crawford Market carried out by the students in semester seven as a part of their urban studies. Instructors: Dipali Vadhavkar, Soniya Saraf, Vivek Korlekar, Yogendra Singh
- Invisible Cities, interpretation
This is the excerpt for your very first post. - Learn to Light
Have you ever wondered how that packet of biscuit looks so good on the bill board but not when shot from your phone? Or how does a bottle of mineral water look so glamourous in a advertisement? Light is the most important factor while capturing images. Light can burn the image and at the same … - Details can make all the difference
An invisible pulse of creativity has value if it can be effectively communicated, whatever the media. To have a long lasting impact on society, architects must recognize how to present and archive their ideas that is easily understood by architects throughout the world. The impact should not end with effective presentation; the level of …
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