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Submitted by
Amal jayan
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KERALA DOMESTIC
ARCHITECTURE

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CONTENT
Rooting system
Flooring system
Building materials
Residential building
Temple architecture
Conclusion
refference
Indroduction
Influence of climate

3. The primitive models of circular, square or rectangular plain shapes with a ribbed roof evolved
from functional consideration.
Kerala Architecture is one of the most exciting examples of
preservation of vernacular styles.
INDRODUCTION
The climate of Kerala greatly influenced the traditional architecture.

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Fig:1
Architecture of Kerala
The evolution of domestic architecture of Kerala
followed closely the trend of development in
temple architecture.
The climate of Kerala greatly influenced the
traditional architecture.

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Timmerman Industries
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Influence of climate
Kerala has a warm humid climate. The rainfall is very heavy
from south west and north east monsoons.
The width of the verandah varies from 2 ft to 12ft
They also have an internal courtyard for
better flow of air.

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ROOFING SYSTEM
The ridged roof pitched at angles between 30degree to 40
degree.
The roof is prefabricated that is different members are
fixed on the ground and assembled at the top.
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No nails are used.

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TEMPLE
ARCHITECTURE
Temple architecture in Kerala is diferent from that of other
regions in.
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The Kerala temple has srikovilas it main core, which
usually stands in east-west axis.

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FLOORING SYSTEM
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The most common type of flooring was that of beaten earth polished with cow dung at regular
intervals
Black colored traditional flooring used in the more expensive buildings was done
with the mixture of lime.
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BUILDING
MATERIALS
STONE
STEEL
CONCRETE BRICKS

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VAASTU VIDYA TRADITIONAL
ARCHITECTURE
Traditional Kerala architecture
is the Vaastu vidya is derived from the
Stapatya Veda of.
Adharva Veda.

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RESIDENTIAL
ARCHITECTURE
house in Kerala is generally called Veedu. The Veedu
gives shelter to joint-family kinfolk or tharavad. The joint
family system (tharavad--kinship
system).
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The term is Dravidian and is used in some parts of srilanka
and tamilnadu.
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They are concentrated primarily in
Trichur, Palghat districts in south
Malabar,

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THE NAMBUDIRI ILLAM
As small clusters in Kottayam, Cannanore
and some parts of North Malabar.

13. THE TORANA
Torana at a temple site in
south India.
Fig:1
Fig:2
Buddhist Torana
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14. The Kadamattom Church in Kolencherry near
Muvattupuzha is one of the oldest churches in Kerala, built in Kerala-
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Mukteshwara temple at
Bhubaneshwar
Japanese Torri

16. CONCLUSION
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These buildings are a good example of the saying 'Form following
Function.
The design exhibits a range of concepts applied by Laurie
Baker, to the individual buildings as per suiting to their needs of
function, scale,
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17. REFFERENCE
https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/kerala-
architecture/53531032
https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/traditional-architecture-
of-kerala/249463186
https://www.academia.edu/3557744/Kerala_Architecture_A_C
ase_study

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