Kerala architecture

Project No:-1702 Client Requirement :- Single storey Kerala Traditional Architecture Style Residence of area below 3000 sq.ft with Verandah/Sitout facing Paddy field at East & a courtyard @ center..... For enquiry : contact us through Ar.Thanu.Shanavas@consultant.com / jarchh.100@gmail.com

Meera Pyarelal of the Thrissur-based studio reimagines the interiors of an ancestral home drawing cues from a seemingly disappearing architectural style of Kerala.

The port city of Kozhikode in Kerala, known as the City of Spices, boasts a rich history of trade with Chinese, Persian, Arab, and European traders. This interaction created a distinctive multicultural architectural landscape. The Wabi-Sabi house by Aslam Sham Architects reflects this heritage, blending traditional Nalukettu elements with colonial bungalow design in a contemporary, U-shaped private residence. - Read more: Link in bio - Images: Courtesy of Abhimanyu KV - @aslamsham_architects…

Home in Kozhikode: The homeowner tapped Aslam Sham Architects to create a serene sanctum far removed from the city.

The Kerala architecture inspired Paliam Veedu house becomes a thoroughfare to respect and provide an added assembly to the existing heritage complex in Kochi.

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Image 5 of 23 from gallery of Jack Fruit Garden Residence / Wallmakers. Photograph by Anand Jaju, Syam Sreesylam

Vernacular architectural style meets innovative world practices, and a cosy, comfortable home in Kerala designed by Elemental, emerges

Ajai pk - http://www.ajaipk.com "Bolgatty Palace" A leisure time work done by me after a long interval.Its quite interesting for me to buildup such an architecture which is too close to nature,really enjoyed working on this project. Bolgatty Palace is located on the island popularly known as Bolghatty Island in Kochi, Kerala. One of the oldest existing Dutch palaces outside Holland, this quaint mansion, built in 1744 by Dutch traders.

Designed by Temple Town, this Kerala home in Thrissur is replete with antiques like 200-year-old windows, consoles crafted from reclaimed ceiling wood, and more.

Earlier repurposed as resorts and now finding popularity as private holiday retreats, we trace the journey of old Kerala and Chettinad homes

Courtyards, wooden accents, and ample natural light define these Kerala homes from the AD archives.

With laterite walls, Kota flooring and a spirit reminiscent of God's Own Country, this bungalow in Bengaluru by Aanai Design Studio is one with the tropics.

Home in Kozhikode: The homeowner tapped Aslam Sham Architects to create a serene sanctum far removed from the city.