62, Jorbagh / common Ground practice

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Text description provided by the architects. Breaking the ceaseless row housing of Delhi, 62 Jorbagh occupies a unique site in the heart of India’s National Capital Region seamlessly amidst an urban context. With a plot size of 314 sq. m. and a total built up area of 1,114.8 sq. m., the program segregates the built volume vertically into a basement, a stilt floor, four 3-bedroom apartments, each with a helper’s quarter and terrace. Sited in a heritage-rich context with the Safdarjung tomb & Lodhi gardens in proximity, the architecture of this modern Indian home is a perfect union of contextual nuances and an appropriate response to sustainability issues in the modern world. 

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Cite: "62, Jorbagh / common Ground practice" 09 Apr 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/937124/62-jorbagh-building-common-ground-practice> ISSN 0719-8884

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