Résonance - 2 Projects Echo One Another Across Space and Time
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Résonance connects two rural sites through architecture that fosters continuity, memory, and exchange. At Villefontaine, with the aim to enhance the sense of belonging in a place defined by temporality, the new structures offer bright and inviting spaces to congregate, co-create and connect. At Chimilin, the intervention revives the former school with light, adaptive additions and a forum for experimentation and community learning.
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Vikram Kohli is an Assistant Professor of Architecture and Urban Design at the School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal. He holds a Master’s degree in Urban Design from SPA Delhi. His academic and professional work focuses on participative urbanism and community-driven design. His research interests include urban design and well-being, human-centric design, public spaces, living labs, urban agriculture heritage. Since 2018, he has been involved in teaching and research fostering inclusive and sustainable urban development.