#Community ceter

Śhālā Twam Community Hub / Bhoomija Creations “ The site contained two mature mango trees that became the conceptual and spatial anchors of the project. Instead of maximizing built area through site clearance, the architecture evolved around the existing ecology. One tree is integrated directly into the built footprint, while the larger canopy defines the open-air theatre at the centre of the project. This approach dissolves conventional distinctions between building and landscape, interior and exterior, and formal and informal occupation. The program includes a flexible yoga hall, an organic clothing unit with boutique display, supporting rooms functioning as changing spaces or occasional living quarters, and a modest backstage serving the theatre. Circulation moves through shaded verandah and semi-open transitions, allowing activities to overlap naturally. Yoga sessions, workshops, storytelling events, music gatherings, children’s activities, and informal neighbourhood interactions coexist within the same spatial framework. The architecture deliberately avoids rigid boundaries, allowing the project to evolve through everyday use.”