Renzo Piano Building Workshop Internship Competition 2011
Renzo Piano Building Workshop Internship Competition 2011
Renzo Piano Building Workshop Internship Competition 2011
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<strong>Renzo</strong> <strong>Piano</strong> <strong>Building</strong> <strong>Workshop</strong> <strong>Internship</strong> <strong>Competition</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />
Rani Rupmati, the Queen of the Hills, secretly loves Narmad, the noble man of the plains. The<br />
Queen decides to build a small but luxurious living abode for Narmad. The King, Bahadur, is unaware of<br />
this romantic interlude. Given the delicate nature of the situation, Rupmati plans to locate this abode<br />
between the palace and the cliff, visually hidden from the main palace complex. This is an abode for all<br />
seasons; a place to enjoy the starry skies of summer nights, the huddled mornings of cold winters, and the<br />
romantic drama of unfolding rains.<br />
The entire construction is to be executed secretly during seven nights while the king is away fighting<br />
a battle. The situation is treacherous in more ways than one; the loose rocks of the three hundred metre<br />
steep cliff disallow the possibility of foundations, the only recourse being the rock solid palace walls.<br />
Curiously, this drama is unfolding in the year <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
ground level<br />
first level second level<br />
site for the abode
The submission should be placed on the desk of Sachin Soni by 12noon on 25 th April<br />
<strong>2011</strong>. Late submissions will not be entertained.1 A1 size sheet is to be submitted. The<br />
scales of drawing and the medium of presentation are open to interpretation. Students<br />
who finish office training in Semester I <strong>2011</strong>-12 will be eligible.<br />
The jurors will be looking for ‘poetics of space making’ as reflected in the strength of the<br />
design concept as well as the ‘buildability’ of the proposed solution.