8 Sections
25 Lessons
4 Hours
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Introduction to Balkrishna Doshi
3
1.1
Who Was Balkrishna Doshi?
1.2
Doshi’s Architectural Philosophy
1.3
Modernism Rooted in Indian Context
Human-Centered Design Thinking
3
2.1
Designing for Community and Everyday Life
2.2
Scale, Movement, and Human Experience
2.3
Informal Spaces and Social Interaction
Climate and Contextual Design
3
3.1
Passive Design Strategies in Indian Architecture
3.2
Courtyards, Verandahs, and Transitional Spaces
3.3
Designing with Light, Shade, and Ventilation
Materiality and Construction
3
4.1
Working with Local Materials
4.2
Low-Cost and Sustainable Construction Techniques
4.3
Craft, Texture, and Regional Expression
Housing and Urban Design
3
5.1
Incremental and Affordable Housing Concepts
5.2
Community Planning and Public Spaces
5.3
Balancing Density with Livability
Drawing and Design Representation
3
6.1
Concept Sketching Inspired by Doshi
6.2
Spatial Diagrams and Site Narratives
6.3
Communicating Context Through Drawings
Case Study Exploration
3
7.1
Lessons from Aranya Low Cost Housing
7.2
Understanding Sangath Studio
7.3
The Design Logic of IIM Bangalore
Applying Doshi’s Principles Today
4
8.1
Designing Socially Responsive Architecture
8.2
Sustainable and Climate-Sensitive Design
8.3
Designing a Doshi-Inspired Concept Project
8.4
Final Review and Portfolio Presentation
Design Like Balkrishna Doshi
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