

SANGAM
SANGAM
An institutional intervention along the Sabarmati riverfront, engaging with context and public life
Project info
Semester
5
Category
Institution
Location
Sabarmati Riverfront, Ahmedabad
Timeline
4 Months
Sangam is envisioned as a public-facing institution along the Sabarmati riverfront, bringing together spaces such as a café, auditorium, and library to engage the city. The project explores the relationship between built form and the public realm, creating a setting for gathering, learning, and cultural exchange within the urban fabric.

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The process
Site Analysis & Context Understanding
Visited the Sabarmati Riverfront site and studied its urban setting, pedestrian movement, tourist flow, and future development plans to ground the project in its context.Program Development
Developed a program responding to both citizens and tourists, including exhibition spaces, an auditorium, café, and interactive areas to showcase Ahmedabad’s culture and heritage.Cultural & Architectural References
Derived spatial elements from traditional pol houses, especially the concept of courtyards as social and climatic anchors within the built form.Material & Texture Strategy
Incorporated locally available materials such as stone cladding to create a strong contextual identity and visual connection with Ahmedabad’s architectural language.Climate-Responsive Orientation
Oriented the building to maximize soft north light while minimizing harsh solar exposure, ensuring thermal comfort and efficient daylighting.Spatial Organization & Connectivity
Designed level variations and organized functions around a central courtyard, allowing visual and physical connectivity across spaces.Experiential Design Approach
Created a fluid public experience where movement, interaction, and cultural engagement are seamlessly integrated within the architectural framework.





