1. BY, ANKITA TORO 2BV12AT010 BVBCET

2. ANUPAMA KUNDOO  ANUPAMA KUNDOO, born in Pune, graduated in 1989 from Sir J.J. College of Architecture, University of Bombay. She began her own architecture practice in Auroville, an international city-in-the-making, with a strong focus on material research and sustainable architecture.  Her innovative approach to architecture is supported by intensive research and experimentation from the development of building technologies to building prototypes that are environmentally sound and socio-economically beneficial.  WALL HOUSE  Site area- 15 acres  Built-up area -100sqm  Completion of project – 1999  Wallhouse is having three main features: ecofriendly building materials alternative technology, and an architecture that is energy efficient and climate responsive.

3. THE WALL HOUSE, AUROVILLE EXTERIOR VIEW MEDITATION PLACE  House is located in a reforested auroville community and extends the towns contribution to define the modern architecture  The wall is like line drawn in nature which separates the private and public space, as well as a line that brings together the nature and the man made.  Here the innovation lies in the definition of the building program for a residential house.

4. WALL HOUSE  Borders and transitional spaces are defined in a new way.  There is a flexible buffer space that can change the territorial enclosure according to the changing time of day or climate. `` INTERIOR VIEWS ROOF WALL STAIRS & PASSAGE

5. SWIMMING POOL