AA House in Mumbai, India by Atelier Design N Domain

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Tropical living is all about blurring the boundaries of indoor and outdoor allowing the inhabitant to use both spaces exclusively as well as in conjunction.
The house is conceived as a series of pavilions held together along a strong central circulation spine. This spine also helps divide the served from service spaces of the house; the former located in front with the latter behind separated by the circulation spine

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• Architects: Atelier Design N Domain
• Project: AA House
• Location: Alibaug, outskirts, Mumbai, India
• Photography: Sebastian Zachariah
• Partner’s: Ar Anand Menon and Ar Shobhan Kothari
• Area: 5000 sqft
• Completion Year: 2010

Image Courtesy © Sebastian Zachariah

The pavilions open up to large decks serving for a seamless inside outside living experience; tropical architecture demands the balance of living indoors as well as outdoors.

The use of traditional lean too roofs and pitched roofs are complimented with linear walls which give a contemporary flavour to the house.

Image Courtesy © Sebastian Zachariah

Image Courtesy © Sebastian Zachariah

Image Courtesy © Sebastian Zachariah

Image Courtesy © Sebastian Zachariah

Image Courtesy © Sebastian Zachariah

Image Courtesy © Atelier Design N Domain

Tags: India, Mumbai

Categories: House, Residential

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