巴达格玛石楼建筑语言的形成，不仅采用了乡村教学法，而且发展成了一种独特的建筑形式。这所房子坐落在现有的“巴帕格拉玛学校”的分院内。

The architectural language used to forge the Bapagrama Stone House’s structure not only adopts a rural pedagogy but also escalates into a distinctive form. The house sits in the subdivided premises of the existing ‘Bapagrama School,’

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作为一种从外部旅行的参观学院的逗留分配，我们影响了设计的概念流程，作为一本回忆录，我和母亲在迈索尔分享了一段经历，在一所空间上没有任何墙壁的房子里。我被简单的分界、厨房、书房和房间所使用的功能空间的多样性吸引住了。将这种体验转化为空间表达，我们导出了一个开放空间的概念来定义内部布局.这一概念还揭示了一种潜在的白话本质，通过流行传统的方法如中央庭院来实现。中央庭院是从“Thottimane”或“坦克屋”推断出来的元素参考。

Proposed as a stay allocation for visiting faculties travelling from outside, We influenced the conceptual flow of the design as a memoir to an experience shared with my mother in Mysore, in a house that was spatially free of any walls. I was fascinated by the multiplicity of the functional space used by simple demarcations, into a kitchenette, study and rooms. Translating this experience into a spatial expression, we derived an open-space concept to define the internal layout. The concept also brings out an underlying vernacular essence, implemented by prevalence of traditional methods like central courtyards. The central courtyards are elemental references inferred from ‘Thottimane’ or ‘Tank Houses’.

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茅草屋顶的轮廓是一个倒金字塔，向下下降到庭院。庭院不仅作为核心集中，而且兼具集雨的双重功能。深入研究有限的材料调色板，我们用“伯恩斯通”来描述外壳。墙用石板加固，高14英尺，宽2英尺，厚4英寸。

The thatch roof is profiled as an inverted pyramid that descends inwards towards the courtyard. Not only focused as the core concentration, the courtyard also doubly functions as a storm water catchment. Delving into a limited palette of materials we have characterised the shell with ‘Burnstone’. The walls are secured with stone slabs spanning 14ft in height, 2ft in width and 4” thick.

除了绿色商数外，还有来自回收木材的碎窗，从重新设计的木材和泥压实表面的红色氧化物地板的入口门。由当地工匠制作，坚固的直线石和木材出现在一个同质化，与周围的环境和谐。

Adding to the green quotient are the fragmented windows from recycled timber, the entrance door from re-engineered wood and mud compacted surface red oxide flooring. Crafted by local artisans, the strong straight lines of stone and timber emerge into a homogeneity that harmonises with the surroundings.