Located outside of Mumbai on the Arabian Sea. The Palmyra House serves as a refuge for the hustle and buslte of the city. 3000 sq ft. with two wooden louvered structures set inside of a function coconut plantation. Anchored to stone platforms, the structures overlook a network of aqueducts and wells that weave the site into an inhabitable whole.
Architects: Studio Mumbai
Location: Nandgon, Maharashtra, India
Project Year 2007
Photographs: Helene Binet
VIa: ArchDaily
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