Samasti

Experimental Architecture

Samasti was collectively envisaged by a group of architects, town planners and people keen to live together and be part of an experiment that could change the trend of habitation, with benefits to the future township. Much time and many discussions later, three architects - Suhasini, Ajit and Peter - designed parts of the project separately, exchanging ideas on those decisions that would influence the neighbourhood as a whole.

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Atithi Griha

Guest House in the Bharat Nivas Campus

A guest house with 15 rooms in traditional Indian style, with single, double and family size, forming part of the Bharat Nivas campus (see also Guest Houses).Architect: Dharmesh Jadeja
Sri Aurobindo Auditorium

Cultural Heart of Auroville

The Auditorium is an impressive structure with an iconic roof projection and a 650-seat auditorium that probably provides the largest theatre seating capacity in south India. Over the years it has been the scene of creative and innovative programmes plus workshops in music, dance, art and theatre. It has also served as a venue for national and international seminars and a centre for Indian and international films and film festivals. In fact, it has acted as the cultural heart of Auroville, and the main centre of the International Zone since it started functioning.Architect: R. Chakrapani
The Unity Pavilion

A Versatile Venue For a Variety of Events

The Unity Pavilion, located on the Crown Road in the International Zone, was started as a seed and catalyst for the overall development of Auroville's International Zone. Today it consists of the Unity Hall, the Hall of Peace, office space, a Geodesic Dome, an outdoor eating space, and hosts a wide variety of events.Architects: Piero & Gloria Cicionesi

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