Bijoy JainThe clearly ecological work and relevant concept of the Indian-born Bijoyn Jain is inspired by traditional know-how and local building technologies.
The Palmyra House, Nandgaon, Maharashtra (2007)Built in a coconut palm plantation an hour away from Mumbai, Pamyra House is made of palm tree wood – an abundant resource – which is transformed on site and combined with recycled teak. The house is in osmosis with nature.
Leti 360 Resort, Uttaranchal (2007)Located on a promontory in the Indian Himalayas, the site is accessed via a narrow path. Five stone, wood and glass structures open onto unobstructed mountain vistas, forests and river valleys.
House on Pali Hill, Bandra, Maharashtra (2008)An existing house on a narrow plot was stripped until only the concrete skeleton remained. The surrounding trees and wood screens create an intimate setting and ensure protection against the urban environment of Mumbai.