
edmund sumner captures india’s dramatic contemporary architecture in his new book
the book includes a series of dramatic exteriors and interiors with a wide variety of textures, materials and details.
edmund sumner‘s book reveals a photo array and detailed plans of the boldest and most ambitious houses of india’s contemporary residential architecture, hence its name ‘contemporary house india‘. the new book with more than twenty pieces of modern domestic architecture is divided into four thematic chapters and unveils a glimpse of private dwellings spanning across the country and constructed by well-known and non, architects — including architecture brio, matharoo associates, abraham john architects, khosla associates, BV doshi.
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photographer edmund sumner captures a series of dramatic exteriors and interiors including a wide variety of textures, materials and details. furthermore, the book consists of text based on interviews with the architects by the author of the book, rob gregory. the featured projects traverse the country, from rural backgrounds with thriving scenes, inner-city havens to urban densities.
brick house remi kholsa associates ©edmund sumner
the book also highlights original essays that explore india’s residential architecture in the context of the country’s varied landscapes, climates, and historical influences. ‘contemporary house india’ showcases how new approaches have been supported to the building by a generation of design-savvy homeowners. the wide spectrum of houses addresses architects working around the world, as well as all interiors enthusiasts, displaying the country’s remarkable diversity.
fissured living matharoo associates ©edmund sumner
the house with balls matharoo associates © edmund sumner
flying house remi kholsa associates ©edmund sumner

collage house s ps architects ©edmund sumner
retreat in sahyadris kholsa assocaites ©edmund sumner
lagoon residence malik architecture ©edmund sumner
the shadow house samira rathod ©edmund sumner
project info:
name: contemporary house india
photography: edmund sumner
author: rob gregory
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