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LAW COLLEGE HOSTEL, SELAIYUR
The Law College Hostel design in Selaiyur is shown through three distinct façade approaches. Each study works with a long, low institutional block and a prominent lower entrance opening. The alternatives use brick-like walls, projecting window boxes or a repeated warm-coloured grid to articulate the frontage.
Architectural design visualizations and project studies
- Location
- SELAIYUR
- Presentation
- Design visualization
Materials and visible finishes
The first option pairs red-brown brick textures with thin white floor bands and pale vertical fins. Another combines cream walls, wood-look strips and ochre projecting window frames. The final treatment uses a larger orange-brown grid, with darker ribbed panels and light framing at the ends.
Architectural character and design options
All options use repetition to organize the extended elevation, but their character differs considerably. Small window openings give the brick-toned option a quieter face, while deep box frames and grids create stronger shadow patterns in the others. The gallery compares design alternatives rather than documenting multiple completed hostels.
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