Reviews on architectural Aesthetics of NIFT Kannur

 

Comparing with the peers all around India, NIFT Kannur having a very unique kind of architecture claiming total freedom from the Ahemdababd School of Architecture which is much inspired from the oldest Bauhaus school of design, where the aesthetic composition is made out of multilevel and interlocked structures based on geometrical shapes.

The architecture of NIFT Kannur engages space, structure and color to create a symbolic whole. It has supreme quality within its context, where it’s sharing an axial relationship with constructivism movement which was closely related to another modern art movement named suprematism, which sought "to liberate art from the ballast of the representational world." Constructivist art is characterized by a total abstraction and an acceptance of everything modern. It is often very geometric, it is usually experimental, and is rarely emotional.

The best of part of the architecture is the influence of Vaastu sastra which combines all the five elements of nature and balances them with the person and the material. It takes advantage of the benefits bestowed by the five elements of nature to create a congenial academic and working environment thereby facilitating spiritual well-being and paving the way for enhanced Growth, prosperity and peace.

The front Entrance is built in a way that creates the ambience felt by getting the best impression with the fascinating visual of the main building and this is also very unique entity when comparing with the entrances of other NIFT centres. The entire built in space, pathways and even exits seems to be very ergonomically molded promoting highest possible synchronization with human-material interaction.

Kudos to the architect Mr. Riyas Muhammed of Indio Architects whose magical fingers on converting a generation’s dream into a reality.