Mumbai-based architectural practice, Atelier dnD, have designed the Anish Amin House project. Completed in 2011, the luxury home can be found in Alibaug, India.
According to the architects: “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 luxury 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.
“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 exterior facade of Indian property.
The interior design of the luxury home is simple but elegant, the stunning outdoor swimming pool is a great feature for the hot and humid Indian climate.
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