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        <![CDATA[The Woodside / Morphogenesis]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The Woodside is a low-density luxury residential mountain villa development comprising of 37 villas built on a 12-acre site in the picturesque environs of <a href="/tag/kasauli">Kasauli</a>, India. Kasauli falls in an interesting topographic and climatic zone where one needs to deal with mountainous terrain and cool winters, while summers can get as warm as the plains. The site is a highly contoured piece of land with level differences of about 100 m within the site. The neighborhood is predominantly used for agriculture and vegetation, and hence the site exists within a vast green and mountainous landscape. The organizing principle for the development is formalized keeping in mind natural swales and ridges.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>We were approached by clients (who were more friends by now, having worked on multiple projects together over the years) to build for them a holiday house they could enjoy with friends over long weekends, away from Delhi, where they lived. The site is a privately owned hill, located amidst the Himalayan ranges near the cantonment town of <a href="/tag/kasauli">Kasauli</a>, which is a two hour drive from the northern city of Chandigarh (designed by Corbusier). </p>]]>
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