20-08-2023 12:00 via dezeen.com

Flowing vaulted roofs top Tarang arts space by The Grid Architects

Undulating vaults shelter this multipurpose arts space in Ahmedabad, India, which local studio The Grid Architects designed to defy "conventional architectural norms".
Named Tarang after the Hindu word for waves, the sweeping structure is formed of a series of timbrel vaults made from locally-sourced terracotta tiles without supporting beams or reinforcement.
According to The Grid Architects, with an area of 279 square metres, it is one of the largest vaulted structures of its kind in India.
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