Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Sughad, India
Using natural passive cooling strategies for climate mitigation, harvesting over two million
litres of water in a drought-prone region, recycling waste water through natural plant
(reed-bed) processes, bio-gas generation and composting - all are key components of this
project, an institute set up to increase knowledge of rural, low-cost sanitation solutions.
The campus is built essentially with natural materials and integrates local crafts skills
such as stone inlay and mosaic work. The ventilated two-leaf cavity walls are constructed
from load-bearing bricks, with the outer face left exposed, for cost and aesthetic reasons
(it achieves an ‘earthy’ look).
3139.IND
2007 Award Cycle
Environmental Sanitation Institute
Building Type 18
2007 Award Cycle 3139.IND
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