TY  - BOOK
AU  - Arora, Neha Ravi
AU  - Pandya, Yatin (Guide)
TI  - Terrace a living space : its spatial resolution and human responses (Also available on CD)
U1  - A TH-1236 
PY  - 2016///
N1  - CONTENTS Aim  7 Research Questions Need of Study Method of study Scope and limitations Chapter 1 - Terrace as a Phenomena  8 1.1 Terrace as roof  9 1.2 Attributes of terraces  10 1.2.1 Horizontal plane 1.2.2 Receiver of climate 1.2.3 Expanded views 1.2.4 Topmost Plane 1.2.5 Private space 1.2.6 Immediate outdoor space 1.4 Role of terraces  13 1.3.1 Terrace as another ground 1.3.2 Terrace as garden 1.3.3 Terrace as identity of a building 1.3.4 Terrace as usable space 1.3.5 Terrace as livable space Chapter 2 - Classification of terraces  18 2.1 Classification of terraces on the basis of its form  20 2.2 Classification of terraces on the basis of its situation in the building  22 2.3 Classification of terraces on the basis of its accessibility  28 2.4 Classification of terraces on the basis of its use  30 Chapter 3 - Elements of terraces  34 3.1 Floor  35 3.1.1 Role of floor in a terrace  35 3.1.2 Classification of floors  37 3.2 Edge Elements  46 3.2.1 Role of edge elements in a terrace  46 3.2.2 Classification of edge elements  49 3.3 Shelter Elements  62 3.3.1 Role of Shelter elements in a terrace  62 3.3.2 Classification of Shelter elements  64 Chapter 4 - Overview of terraces in Indian traditional architecture  68 4.1 Monuments and Palaces  69 4.2 Havelis  83 4.3 Terraces in Miniature Paintings  94 Chapter 5 - Overview of terraces in Contemporary architecture  98 5.1 Works of selected architects Case studies  130 Chapter 6- Case study I- City palace, Udaipur  132 ( Rajya Angan, Lakhu Gokhda, Badi Mahal, Badi Chhatrishali, Mor Chowk) Chapter 7- Case study II - Pent house, Indraprastha 8- Frangipani, Ahmedabad  188 Chapter 8- Case study III- Agashiye- the house of MG, Ahmedabad  214 Conclusion  250 Glossary  252 Bibliography  253 Illustration credits  256
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