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BGS School of Architecture: Institutional Design Concept

byRedwall Design StudioProjects across Bengaluru; Visit Design Studio in JP NagarStarts from18 per sq. ft. of Facade Surface AreaView full gallery

A look at our proposed design for the BGS School of Architecture, where we focused on creating a vibrant, interconnected campus environment.

The front elevation render for the proposed BGS School of Architecture and Planning. The design presents a symmetrical and imposing facade, communicating the institution's prestige, with extensive glass to create a sense of transparency and connection to the outdoors.

A perspective view of the proposed academic building, showing how the structure interacts with its surroundings. The design incorporates vertical louvers and deep-set windows to control sunlight while creating a rhythmic pattern across the exterior.

This corner view of the BGS school proposal emphasizes the building's clean lines and strong geometric form. The interplay between solid white frames and warm-toned vertical elements gives the large structure a sense of balance and visual interest.

The heart of the proposed BGS school is this expansive, multi-story atrium. We designed this central space with a bold staircase and open sightlines to serve as a vibrant core for student life and collaborative learning.

A view from the main staircase looking out into a semi-enclosed courtyard. This render demonstrates how we design circulation spaces not just as corridors, but as areas that connect the interior with light, air, and landscape elements.

We designed this serene outdoor terrace as an integral part of the student experience. The space combines hardscape, a calming water feature, and integrated planters to offer a refreshing escape and an alternative study environment.

About Institutional Design: BGS School of Architecture

For the BGS School of Architecture, we prioritized the central atrium as a hub for interaction rather than just a circulation zone. By placing the main staircase here and connecting it directly to semi-open courtyards, we ensure that students and faculty engage with natural light and ventilation throughout the academic day, which is critical for a campus environment.

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