Auric Hall | IMK Architects
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7,417Typology: Commercial
Name of Project: Auric Hall
Location: MIDC, Auric City, Shendra, Aurangabad
Name of Client: AITL – Aurangabad Industrial Township Limited
Name of Client’s Firm: Aurangabad Industrial Township Limited
Contact Person: Heera Mohan
Address: Udyog Sarathi, Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (East), Mumbai 400 093.
Tel No: +91 80950 04923
Email: heera.mohan@auric.city
URL: https://www.auric.city/content/AURIC-Hall-6456
Principal Architect: Mr. Rahul Kadri
Design Team: Anuprita Dixit, Bhumika Ganjawala, Heena Shaikh, Suvidha Mhatre, Tejashree Rajeshirke
IMK Business development Architect- Preeti Valanju
IMK Engineer - Harish Vyas
Site Area (sq ft & sq m): 154172 sq.ft & 14323.04 Sq.mt
Built-Up Area (sq ft & sq m): 179334 sq.ft & 16660.67 sq.m.
Start Date: October 2017
Completion Date: April 2019
Photographer: Mr. Rajesh Vora
IndiaAurangabad
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Street View by Day ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
The recently completed Auric Hall stands tall today as a landmark for Aurangabad Industrial City (AURIC), India’s first greenfield, smart industrial city. The 16,660-square-metre building, planned as the face of the upcoming development, houses administration and commercial functions, offering spaces that strive to achieve innovation and transcend expectations.
Entrance Gate ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Night View ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Street View by Night ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
The design pays homage to the rich culture and history of Aurangabad while creating a timeless exemplar of beauty and sustainability. A distinctive jaali screen made in Aluminium that wraps the building adapts motifs from traditional Mughal architecture, the resultant choreography of light and shadows creating a fascinating narrative. It also minimises solar heat gain and controls airflow through the building, regulating internal temperatures.
Aluminium Facade Screen Detail ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Front View ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Glass and Screen Facade Detail ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Entrance Pavillion ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Pavillion Detail ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Auric Hall also aims to enhance engagement between the state and its people. A large atrium is designed as a modern interpretation of the garden; overlooking a lake and bathed in glare-free North daylight, it provides a host of public exhibition and educational functions. It is enclosed by offices and indoor terraces on three sides, which themselves serve as social spaces for employees, encouraging cross-engagement and collaboration and becoming a vibrant centre of activity.
Interior Atrium ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Interior Atrium ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Interior Lobby ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Terrace ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Interior Lounge ©Mr. Rajesh Vora
Generation of the Volume
Generation of the Pattern
First Floor Plan
Elevations
