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The Wild House by Earthscape Studio
Tucked between mountains and forest in Tamil Nadu, India, The Wild House by Earthscape Studio is an architectural ode to nature. With its sculptural, cave-like form, the organic farmhouse feels like it was shaped by the land itself rather than built upon it. Its winding, organic structure is coated in thappi, a traditional lime plaster technique that gives the home an earthy, textured…
Completed in 2024 in Mettupalayam, India. Images by Studio IKSHA, Studio IKSHA. With a verdant panoramic view of the mountains and deep wood
This project has come out so beautifully. It has given me many ideas too.
"This self-sustaining structure folds and flows in a fluidic form and we call this technique fold architecture. This self-sustaining 4½ inch shell bends and flows with a series of arches with layers of thappi plaster on the outside and mud plaster on the inside on both sides of the ferrocement. Being a self-sustaining structure, it has no columns or beams."
Completed in 2023 in Anaikatti, India. Images by Studio IKSHA. The site is located in the midst of the mountain ranges. It has a 180-degree
A unique home in Anaikatti, India.
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Completed in 2023 in Kozhinjampara, India. Images by Syam Sreesylam. The site is a beautiful private land of 8 acres which is a dense forest with lots of coconut trees, mango trees, Nutmeg, Teak, etc. Finding a perfect...
“ Waste Broken tiles from factories have been reused for the 4th layer to avoid expensive waterproofing chemicals. Reused rods have been used for the frameworks and supports of the vault during construction which has been further used for building the built-in furniture like sofas, Breakfast counters, and beds, and also for the framework of mudga (reused mudga tiles) roofing above. This mudga tile has been sourced around a 15 km radius making it a locally available sustainable material. Wood for furniture and door has been used from waste wood which was also locally sourced. To enclose the twin vault, poured earth wall has been built where the mud has been collected from the site”
