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Punjab Kesari Headquarters by Studio Symbiosis Architects

Punjab Kesari Headquarters is designed as "Fusion" of traditional Indian architecture and contemporary office space, the main objective is to reduce heat gain and optimize façade opening ratio, ensuring no artificial lighting is required on a typical day. An animated façade is designed as an outcome of different façade opening ratio depending on the orientation. This traditional "Jali" screen creates culturally a sense of belonging. Lux level of 500 has been achieved in the building at a workstation height from each floor plate, along with a daylight factor of 2 over 80% of the floor plate; this is done to ensure that artificial lighting is not required inside the building on a normal day. A hexagonal pattern was used as a base and through iterative process various porosity patterns were generated from it to create different light conditions. Sustainability is at the epicentre of the project embedded in form of, optimized natural lighting, cross ventilation and reduction of heat gain. The double jali screen reduces the outside air temperature in front of the glass. The colder air is going in and pulled into the atrium through the chimney effect of the atrium space and resulting in natural ventilation and reducing the indoor air temperature naturally so the cooling load for the air conditioning is reduced. Located at an urban corner in Delhi NCR the project looks at integrating with the surroundings with two bold gestures. Source by Studio Symbiosis Architects. A As Architecture - Discover Architecture http://aasarchitecture.com/