Project Description 

Concept

the stall is designed around the 3R principles-Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce, focusing on sustainability, affordability, and local resourcefulness. The tea stall, a symbol of social gathering and cultural exchange, is reimagined using recycled and reusable materials that are both cost-effective and environmentally responsible.

Design Strategy

Our approach prioritizes the use of locally available, upcycled materials such as reclaimed wood, bamboo, old ci iron sheets. These materials are carefully selected for their durability, affordability, and minimal environmental impact. The design follows a modular system, allowing for easy assembly, adaptability, and scalability based on location and needs. Passive cooling techniques, such as natural ventilation, shading elements, and breathable materials, are integrated to enhance comfort while reducina energy consumption.

Design Incorporation

The tea stall's layout is open and inviting, encouraging interaction and accessibility. The seating and counters are crafted from reclaimed wood and bamboo, while reused CI iron sheets form the roofing, creating a visually appealing yet functional space. Earthy textures and natural tones reinforce the stall's sustainable identity. Strategically placed openings enhance airflow, reducing heat buildup, while jute fabric shades provide additional comfort. Every design element embodies the 3R philosophy, demonstrating how sustainable practices can seamlessly blend with traditional tea stall culture.

By embracing the 3R principles, our tea stall serves as an innovative, eco-friendly model that inspires communities to rethink waste and adopt sustainable design solutions.