Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Studio Mumbai

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Founded by Bijoy Jain, Studio Mumbai is a human infrastructure of skilled craftsmen and architects who design and build the work directly... projects are developed through careful consideration of place and a practice that draws from traditional skills, local building techniques, materials, and an ingenuity arising from limited resources. The essence of the work lies in the relationship between land and architecture, it requires coming to terms with the presence of the environment through the succession of seasons.
All images from Arch Daily: Palmyra House, Tara House, Belavali House, House on Pali Hill, Leti 360 Resort, Utsav House, Copper II House. See also: interview with Bijoy Jain.

Text from Studio Mumbai website.

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