Student Accomadation Hostel Complex

Project idea

This building isnot an regular project that building for statisfy
the need of student accomadtion in the present. This Building
is an future adaptable design that this can be expand Upto
several activity and tech complex that match with the context
of the University

Student hostels provide an affordable living option for students
who are away from home. These hostels offer communal, sociable
accommodations where students can rent a bed, typically a bunk
bed, in a dormitory setting with shared access to common areas
such as kitchens, study rooms, washrooms, and more. Hostels can
accommodate single or multiple occupants and may be mixed or
gender-segregated.These living arrangements help students
transition to independent living while offering opportunities
to socialize and study effectively within or near the
educational institute.

Project description

"Arivnex" appears to be a compound name that blends elements of the Tamil language with futuristic connotations. In Tamil, "Arivu" (அறிவு) means "knowledge" or "intelligence."

The suffix "nex" can be associated with "next" or "future," often used in modern and tech contexts to imply advancement or progression.

Combining these elements, "Arivnex" can be interpreted as a name representing "Next Knowledge" or "Future Intelligence," which aligns with a futuristic Tamil cultural context. It reflects a blend of traditional values (knowledge/intelligence) and a forward-looking perspective (future/next).

The SLIIT, as among one of the largest non-state degrees awarding institutes now expanding its wings to outside
Colombo, SLIIT Northern Uni is one of the branches which is successfully operating currently with two-degree
programs. At present there are around 500 students, and 20 lectures are engaged with the University and SLIIT
is intending to increase the student number up to 2000 students in near future. Considering the expansion SLIIT
Jaffna university , client requirement is to built a hostel for 200 students capacity with different typologies and
quarters for visiting lectures and others. This building wants to accommodate and provide services for students
and other users and this wants be respond to the context and the climatic conditions.

Technical information

INNOVATIVE AND TECNO PARK

This tempory structure is made by connecting the university and
hostel. So this while consist artifical tecnology ,robotics and drone
tecnology intigerated with this building according to the social contextual anaylsis we have to provide a space to use and do practicals that they are going to enchance near future. This is a working area as well.

WALKING LIBRARY

This walking library is in the bridge which connects the
university and the hostel. So this structure is emposed
to the outside which is faceing the 4 way junction. and
expose as a live marketing element which people can see
students studing and movements of the students.
This can use as live marketing like open kitchen resturant .
This is connect with the green space with irregular path way
express the how the students life in jaffna with civil war
happen in Jaffna.The rusted metal book racks indicate the
knowledge hides with the war and the greerny on top show
it will be connect with rest of environment.

Cutural Amphitheater

This cultural amphitheater is made to show case the culture
and the mood of jaffna by their music, dances and expressions.
So this will be allocate for university student and this will be
an converatable space for outdoor activities because this is build
while considering open to the public but they can’t go to the
hostel.

Rainwater Harvesting and Solar Panel Energy Collector

A rainwater harvesting corn structure crafted from copper
features a sleek, conical design optimized for efficient water
collection and durability. The copper material offers corrosion
resistance and aesthetic appeal, channeling rainwater through
integrated pipes into storage tanks, ensuring sustainable water
management and enhancing architectural elegance.

Documentation

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