The project is an experimental approach on blending traditional temple construction techniques with modern design strategies. The built form is made of stacked horizontal slabs instead of vertical walls. The inner shell of this stack is carved out as furniture, storage units and niches, while the outer shell defines the facades. Structural and mechanical elements are designed within the profiles of these slabs. The construction imitates the layering of materials in the
fabrication of an artifact are made by carving out stone itself. The construction utilizes a hybrid system that fuses traditional stone masonry with precision water jet cutting. In this assembly, precisely cut stone slabs are integrated with a structural frame
fabrication of an artifact are made by carving out stone itself. The construction utilizes a hybrid system that fuses traditional stone masonry with precision water jet cutting. In this assembly, precisely cut stone slabs are integrated with a structural frame
