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Approach from west showing brick-vaulted entrance |
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I first saw
Wall House about 6 or 7 years ago in a book
The New Asian House by Robert Powell. Located in Auroville, India, it's definitive of a house in the tropics—open and breezy during the hot, humid seasons while firm enough to withstand the harsh monsoons. The aesthetics is muted and material palette limited, with reinforced concrete as its bones and bricks as its flesh. Other natural materials are used as well—wood for fenestrations and furnishings, stones in ledges.
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Pottery used as floor forms |
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Cantilever bedroom with jalousie windows |
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Open-to-sky bath |
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Living room with bi-folding doors and windows |
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Approach from east |
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