Health, Heritage and Architecture
Bangalore International Centre, 7, 4th Main Road, Domlur II Stage, Bangalore, Karnataka, 560071, India
About
This hands-on workshop uses real drawings of Rajasthanβs forts and palaces to show how centuries-old builders kept rooms cool, airy, bright, and quiet without electricity or any energy-dependent mechanisms. Participants read walls, courtyards, and openings as the working parts of a healthy building, and learn how the spaces we live in shape our health and learning.Β Along the way, participants discover the role architects play in designing healthier spaces, and what it takes to bring that old intelligence into new rooms. What might those builders teach the architects of today?
This event is a part of the βDrawing KnowledgeβΒ exhibition, exploring the intelligent architecture of imperial India. Find the full scheduleΒ here.
In collaboration with:
Venue: Board Room
What Do Indiaβs Forts Teach Us about Healthy Spaces?
RSVPs will open on Mon, Nov 9 at 6pm.
*Facilitators*: Suchi Priyadarshani, Roshan R Rao
*Event Categories*: Architecture, Health & Wellness, Heritage, Workshops