Woodwalk by Vir.Mueller Architects in Kotla Market, New Delhi, India

Woodwalk in Kotla Market, New Delhi, India

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Vir.Mueller Architects have created an interior installation within the space, that might enable people to imagine the many possibilities and phenomena associated with the character of a timber interior. In India the spirit of frugality, he had kept it in the shed. The empty storage space does not have a perpendicular wall that created an independent structure of the length of wood laminating Purple Heart on site to create the main frame – was founded as a tent structure, with galvanized steel bolts. This structure has been designed so that it can be easily dismantled. This serves as an anchor for the nailing strip of the IPE and the Purple Heart, making corrugated walls and ceilings. Pleated surface is designed in such a way as to minimize damage to structures. Our entire design and installation has been based on the dimensions of the memo strips (about 1 “wide x ¼” thick and the length varies from 6 feet – 10 feet). Each strip is slightly different from each other in the width / thickness of the laminate them so that should be on commercial plywood to make the sliding doors and panels for storage along the walls client. The simply supported the idea to create a space “empty” as a metaphor for chaos Kotla – Delhi bazaar busy street outside. He also embraced the argument that the design of interior space – completely free of any furniture – should be available for people to host exhibitions, readings, recitals or children’s drawing class. In this way, the audience is more Delhi can learn to appreciate the quality touches of a wood room.