venice architecture biennale wall house by anupama kundoo
by anupama from india
designer's own words:
continuing our coverage from the arsenale of the venice biennale, the 'wall house: one to one' is a full-scale building initiated by
india-born, australia-based architect anupama kundoo. based upon a project constructed in 2000 in auroville, india, this iteration has been
constructed in situ by a team of indian craftsmen, brought from their hometowns to venice to partake in the event. in collaboration with
the university of queensland and IUAV students from venice, the interaction generates an exchange of techniques across three continents.
the result is a fusion of cultures with modern design which responds to needs based upon the climate. centrally located within one of the
two on-site venues, this is the largest installation within the biennale and responds to the historic columns of the former naval rope factory
which encompasses the exhibit.
venice architecture biennale: wall house by anupama kundoo 
side elevation of house 
entry
dining table 
terracotta ceiling 
terracotta pots stacked to make barrel vaults