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Contemporary Indian Houses - Incite

+91 RESIDENCES EX10DED – More Contemporary Indian Houses [2011] , by INCITE

91 RESIDENCES ExTENDed, the sequel to +91 RESIDENCES - Contemporary Indian Houses, continues the documentation through photographs, sketches, drawings, models featuring 49 independent dwellings across India (2000-2011) and ten essays by architects.
Contemporary Indian Houses - Incite

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91 RESIDENCES ExTENDed, the sequel to +91 RESIDENCES, continues the documentation through photographs, sketches, drawings, models featuring 49 independent dwellings across India (2000-2011) and ten essays by architects.

Contemporary Indian Houses - Incite

Book Size – 21cm x 29cm
Pages – 147 with drawings and illustrations in colour.

Price Rs. 1800/- payable at Bangalore by cheque / DD of in favour of ‘Incite’. Please include courier charges per book as below if you wish to receive your copies by courier.

Destination Courier Charges per book
Bangalore Rs.100/-
South India [Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh & Telangana] Rs.200/-
Other states within India Rs.300/-

 

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