India's New Parametric Temple to Reinterpret Vernacular Design in Koppur
Architecture and research firm rat[LAB] Studio and Shilpa Architects have designed a new temple in Koppur that reinterprets India's vernacular through parametric design. Called the Shirdi Sai Baba Temple, the project is located on the outskirts of Chennai on an 11 acre site at the epicenter of a 338 acre masterplan. The design features an 11 sided polygon (hendecagon), articulated as a three-dimensional polyhedron.
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![Courtesy of rat[LAB] Studio, Sreekanth Damodaran](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/5f40/1897/b357/65ba/0000/0100/medium_jpg/ShirdiSaiBabaTemple_rat_LAB__(2).jpg?1598036110 "Courtesy of rat[LAB] Studio, Sreekanth Damodaran")
Courtesy of rat[LAB] Studio, Sreekanth Damodaran
Architecture and research firm rat[LAB] Studio and Shilpa Architects have designed a new temple in Koppur that reinterprets India's vernacular through parametric design. Called the Shirdi Sai Baba Temple, the project is located on the outskirts of Chennai on an 11 acre site at the epicenter of a 338 acre masterplan. The design features an 11 sided polygon (hendecagon), articulated as a three-dimensional polyhedron.
