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13100 m²
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Lead Architect:
Biju Kuriakose
Design Team: Elizabeth John, Harsh, Harshal, Johnson Jimmy, Kishore Panikkar, Oveas Ahmed, Shashank Muralidharan, Sindhura, Sneha Moorthy, Suprio Bhattacharjee, Yasir Azami
City: Bengaluru
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© Edmund Sumner
Text description provided by the architects. Urban housing in India stands at the intersection of rapid urbanization and a shifting sense of identity. The pressures of land scarcity and market-driven development have transformed housing into a commodity, often prioritizing maximum yield over the fundamental idea of home. In the process, the very essence of housing—as a space that fosters identity, community, and rootedness — is increasingly eroded. The relentless stacking of units, the erasure of open space, and the homogenization of urban environments leave little room for meaningful engagement with nature or with each other.
