PET FRIENDLY HOTELS

AIM:
To design an PET FRIENDLY HOTELS where as now a days pets are part of
our family.

OBJECTIVE:
Where as pets are part of our family. When we think about our holidays plan
with friends and family.While it might sound utterly ridiculous to some, animal
lovers and pet owners will agree that leaving a much beloved furry friend
behind while you go away on a vacation is agonizingly heart wrenching. There
are some people who dont travel at all because they cant think of leaving their
pets alone for a few hours, let alone days! Hotels in India are finally coming of
age and are throwing their doors wide open for your entire family, including
your pets, making pet-friendly holidays an absolute reality and soon becoming
incredibly common too.
ILLUSION MUSEUM:
AIM
1. INTRODUCTIONMUSEUM
Abuilding where objects of interest or value are collected, conserved,exhibited, and interpreted.The
discipline of designing, organizing (curating andpreparing exhibits), and directing museums is called
museology.Museums continue to evolve and change. New technologies, emerging artforms and
collections, and diverse audiences have given rise to new museumsand exhibition environments.The
functional and operational requirements that areunique to the museums.
ILLUSION
An illusion is a distortion of a sensory perception. Each of the humansenses can be deceived by illusions, but
visual illusions are the most well known.Some illusions are subjective, different people may experience an
illusiondifferently.Illusions are a very nice window into how the brain works, becauseillusions can reveal the
hidden constraints of the visual system in a way thatnormal perception fails to do so.In addition, illusions are
fun, because theycombine both the element of joy as well as the element of surprise.Many
illusions are found in architecture. Many of these were recognizedlong before painting developed beyond its
primitive stages. The classic Greekarchitecture displays a highly developed knowledge of many geometrical
illusionsand the architects of those far-offcenturies carefully worked out details forcounteracting them.

Design Thesis
- ILLUSION MUSEUM

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ILLUSION MUSEUM
There are different kinds of illusions. For many years many people aroundthe world have been
working on the illusions and implementing in different ways.In order to preserve and exhibit to
the people one museum is required. When theillusions are placed in the environment like
museum, the space shall carry aspecial interest.And also the ideas about the possibilities to make
wonders withshapes and materials. It is most like a learning place and entertainment to helpthe students
and people to give idea about the illusions while having fun. Illusionscan be in different
mediums like paintings, sculptures and interactive exhibits.These kinds of exhibits can be preserved and
displayed in the museum.
Aims and objectives:

Toachieve the expression of freedom in the form and display spaces.

To improve the aesthetics in the form and finishing.

Tomake dynamic and interesting spaces with illusions.

And also to make museum spaces more interactive and illusive.

Scope and limitations:
The illusions are related to geometrical shapes, colours, materials, lightand many things. The concept of
illusion can give lot of scope to think andachieve the functional spaces more lively and with lot of
expression. It helps todevelop the futuristic ideas for the designing all kinds of architecture needs.All
theillusions which can be achieved on paper can not be achieved in architecturalform, some
illusions might possible.