Project Introduction and

Dissertation

submitted by –
Abhijit Gogoi
BARCH/15/01
 Topics
1. Architectural space and psychological
feelings.

2. Different houses design in cold and warm

areas.

3. Low cost housing.

 Architectural space and psychological
feelings.
• Introduction –
Today, as the architectural design and development has becoming
increasingly mature, the functions are no longer the principal
contradictions of building, and on the other hand, the
psychological feelings generated by building are not emphasized
by the architect. Different buildings can generate different
psychological feelings. Each building will generate different
spaces, each building also consists of various spaces, and each
space can give people different feeling.
The psychological space of building has both important
application value and great artistic value, which can not only help
the architect to more systematically design the overall
architectural space, but also help the building user to more
comprehensively recognize the space.
For example, in Suzhou traditional garden of china and Chinese
temple.
• Aims–
In the frame of this research we wish to explore humans aesthetic judgments
and feelings towards spaces characterised by different geometries, form,
colour, light, texture, smell and sound.
• Objectives –
1.Is to analysis human character.
2. understanding the form, colour, light, textures.
• Scope and need of the study -
The study of Architectural space and psychological feelings has immense
scope from good health, promote well being, healing processes, behaviour
etc.
• Limitation –
1. Design the space with consideration of human being psychology.
2. Taking in account the building function, type of buildings, interior space.
3. Design pocket gardens, parks, and a sense of safe and secure space.
• Methodology –

1. Study on human psychology.

2. Books ( psychology for architectures, Environment

psychology for design.)

3. Studying the experiments process.

4. Ways of living of people.

 Different houses design in cold and
warm areas.
Introduction -
A climate characterized by cold temperature for a majority
of the time during the year. For Polar region cold
climate specify arctic regions or Antarctic regions. This is a
continental climate with long, very cold winters, and short,
cool summers.
moderately high temperature; characterized by
comparatively high temperature: a warm oven, a warm
climate, a warm summer.
It is necessary to understand the different houses of
different regions to design and construct a comfortable and
sustainable houses . To know how it works and functions
with that respective climatic materials and techniques.
• Aims-
In the frame of this research is to understand the types of design and
techniques that are apply to the houses.
• Objectives-
1.Climate study.
2. Performance of the materials.
3. Technics analysis.
• Scope of the study -
The study of different houses design in cold and warm areas has immense
scope from making more efficient houses, healthy and comfortable spaces for
the dwellers and better use of the materials.
• Limitation-
1. Studying the houses which are only on very cold and warm climate.
2. Considering the locally available materials.
• Methodology –
1. Studying the climate.

2. Using of locally available materials.

3.Technical installation of elements.

4. Design layout of houses.

 Low cost housing.
• Introduction -
Low-income housing, also called affordable housing,
housing for individuals or families with low incomes.
Although housing has been recognized as a human
right under a number of international conventions, access
to housing for low-income people is often problematic.
Various state, private, and non profit-sector initiatives have
helped low-income people obtain housing, and many
small-scale actions have attempted to address the problem
individually or locally.
• Aims –
In the study of low cost housing is to understand the concept and importance
of housing for the development of the low income society and community and
to deal with the demand of housing in future.
• Objectives-
1. Is to provide shelter at low cost.
2. To have a better community and society.
• Scope of study –
The low cost housing has a very immense scope from the development of
society and community, provide better facilities and helps end the cycle of
poverty.
• Limitations –
1. Design with the consideration on rural areas and people migration.
2. For better communication and living scape.
• Methodology –
1. Analysing the low cost materials.

2. Studying the low cost materials.

3. Search for the techniques and method.

4. Look into Social and community space.

5. Site and case study on society.

6. Analysis on people migration.

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