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Vinyasa Architecture

54 Projects 42 Journals 4 Publications

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Vinyasa Architecture explores design approaches that emphasize continuity and interconnection within built environments. The practice draws from principles of rhythm, layering, and adaptive systems to create spaces that respond to climate, culture, and human movement.

The community examines work ranging from vernacular-informed villas and climate-responsive educational campuses to textile-wrapped studios and zen-inspired urban retreats, investigating how architecture can weave together material expression, environmental performance, and spatial flow.

Top contributors

UNI Editorial25 works

UNI11 works

Bhavika Jakhotiya3 works

Yamuna Sakthivel1 work

Vaishnavi and 3 others

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Villa Vernacular : Samantar

This architectural expression reflects its surroundings and seeks to enhance the interior-exterior connection. It also encourages local participation whilst protecting the interests of the inhabitants. The project is influenced by its context, seamlessly integrating with the rural fabric of Kerala, thus it strives for both, vitality and authenticity.

Aimi and 3 others

186

INTROVERSE

Located in a park in the heart of Beijing, the project creates a secluded space that protects users from the busy environment and prompts each individual to find their own expression of faith. Nature was used as a key element to contextualize the project while the spiral shape evokes the idea of a journey one makes towards the central space.

Sydney and 2 others

150

Wind Conduit - Reclaiming Modernity

The building is organized as a multi-tiered base for flooding and circulation, a mat infill of program and modules, and a roof that utilizes wind conduits and creates a civic presence. The base and wind conduits reach through the modules to perform passive cooling, while the modules serve as an adaptable structural framework.

Neha Goyal

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Urban Renewal of Historic Core of Vrindavan

The main aim of the Thesis is to explore the possibility to revive the Urban Morphology of a historic town- Vrindavan, lost in the process of urbanization. It intends to come up with Urban Renewal model for historic core of religious settlements respecting the sacred environment while facilitating the socio cultural economic development of local communities.

Ram and 2 others

Synapse

A Floating Aquapolis

NIKITA and Amulya

Indigenous 2.0

An icon which takes you to the ultimate reality of how you belong to this nation. The intimacy of design is that it?s not exemplifying a certain religion or architecture of a certain region. An alchemy of blending nature, art, people and architecture. Bridging the gap between past beliefs and and future consequences.

UNI Editorial

publishedResults3 weeks ago

Anahata: A Modular Pilgrimage Village That Breathes with the Crowd

Triangular modules scale up and down across a mountain valley, replacing permanent infrastructure with adaptable pilgrimage architecture.

Sustainable Architecture

Uttarakhand Architecture

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago

MAS Architecture Workshop Stacks Concrete Volumes into a Layered Family Villa in Ho Chi Minh City

Villa 68 carves courtyards and light wells through a board-formed concrete house in a new urban district of Saigon.

Villa

Villa Vernacular

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

Vidyakula International School by Sudaiva Studio: A Climate-Responsive Educational Campus in Rural Karnataka

Climate-responsive rural school architecture in Karnataka integrates courtyards, minimal modernism, and cost-efficient materials while framing scenic hill views.

Vinyasa Architecture

R.V College Of Architecture

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

Enso Villa by The Grid Architects: A Zen-Inspired Urban Retreat in Ahmedabad

Enso Villa in Ahmedabad by The Grid Architects blends Zen-inspired design, biophilic urban living, sustainable materials, natural light, and tranquil garden integration.

Vinyasa Architecture

Architecture