CO-LIVING SPACES

This is a special recording access for the students at Acharya's NRV School of Architecture

Bangalore has witnessed a huge influx of population from other cities and towns in the last decade or more due to employment and education opportunities. As part of the Architecture Design studio, fourth-semester students at Acharya's NRV School of Architecture are designing co-living spaces for the young population of Bangalore, acknowledging what the 20+ brands in the market are already providing their clients and how they can better their design for the same. The users may be employees from the IT sector or students of a particular institution. The studio is looking at providing residential facilities for some of the students of the Indo-Asian Academy Group of Institutions. The project is to house around 200 students with amenities and the site is around 1.5 acres.

Course curriculum

    1. About the Studio

    2. Gamification discussion

    3. Details of the HUDCO Project on Housing

    4. More references

    5. Evaluate your course and share valuable feedback

About this course

  • ₹1,000.00
  • 5 lessons
  • 1 hour of video content

Mentors

Prasad Anaokar

Prasad is a serial entrepreneur, having co-founded Infologys & eArchstudio before co-founding twobythree. He has twenty five years of cross-domain knowledge in architecture, design & IT industry having worked with organizations like Compuware, General Motors & Ford Motors - North America, Guardian Insurance, Patni Computers, Somaiya Medical College-Mumbai, IIT-Jodhpur, Group-T, Belgium. As co-founder of twobythree, Prasad has led several projects involving large, mid-size and start-up organizations on the innovation of products, services & business models. Prasad holds a Master of Architecture from Morgan State University, Baltimore and an MS in Information Systems from Lawrence State University, Michigan. He dropped out of PhD program at IDC, IIT Bombay to jumpstart twobythree.

Ameya Athwankar

Ameya is a design researcher and the co-founder of twobythree - a Mumbai based design research and strategy firm. In this role, Ameya has led several successful engagements with client organizations in domains such as education technology, digital healthcare, consumer products and energy policy. Previously he has worked as a design consultant at the Innovation Studio at IDC, IIT Bombay, and gaining significant experience in human centered design. His role, at the studio, gave him the opportunity to work on challenging problems at the bottom of the pyramid and helped shape his approach to human centered design. Ameya is also interested in design research and applied game design. He has published and presented papers at Indian and international design journals and conferences.