Unbuilt: Bhopal Gas Tragedy Memorial, by GDK Designs, Girish Dariyav, Karnawat
March 23, 2018
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Competition entry for Bhopal Gas Tragedy Memorial, by GDK Designs, Girish Dariyav, Karnawat
Competition entry for Bhopal Gas Tragedy Memorial, by GDK Designs, Girish Dariyav, Karnawat
Blueberry House at Mangalore by GDKDesigns: The project called for a design of a private residence located on Blueberry hills in Mangalore. It was for a joint family comprising of mother, two sons with their respective families. An additional housing was required for staff of 20 people and parking for 10 cars. Strict adherence to vastu was a requirement. The scope of work was limited to preliminary design and to furnish a set of working drawings. The time taken to complete was 6 months only.
Kawdia House at Rajasthan by Girish Dariyav Karnawat: Designed for a joint family comprising of ten members spanning across three generations, the plot is located in a small town called Rajsamand within state of Rajasthan. Its well-known for its fine quality marble mining globally. The plot is located on a sloping gradient of a hillock. The plot is flanked with streets on three sides.
Epsilon House at Bangalore: The project was a closed design competition amongst five firms that were called for a design of a private residence located in Bangalore. It was for a Nuclear family of five with parents. Strict adherence to vastu was a requirement. First sheet indicates the Vaastu criterias. The scope of work was limited to initial schematic design proposal to be delivered within 3-4 weeks.
Name of the clients: UNESCO and Ministry of Information and Culture of Afghanistan Stage: Competition Location: Bamiyan, Afghanistan Built up area: 2,071 sq.mt Site area:
Unbuilt Project: The Trapezium House at Bengaluru, by Girish Dariyav Karnavat: One entry through the garage in the East is the access to a small office space as well as the house, and yet another in the North leads directly to the living room.
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