belapur housing

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INCREMENTAL

HOUSING

BELAPUR

1983-86

BY CHARLES

CORREA

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Charles Mark Correa

Born on September 1, 1930,

Secunderabad

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Charles Mark Correa

Born on September 1, 1930,

Secunderabad

Awards

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• RIBA Royal Gold Medal - 1984.

RIBA Royal Gold Medal - 1984.

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"Making housing is like a bird building

its nest" - Charles Correa

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"Making housing is like a bird building

its nest" - Charles Correa

Design Principle

“You start with a basic house, but

you have to let people change it to

their own needs”

To give each unit its

own site to allow for

expansion

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"The rich Indian, driving his new Mercedes, just

couldn't understand why a white

person would be sitting in the road with

lice in his hair. A

friend of mine used to say

that the hippy is sending us a signal: 'I am coming from where you are going,' he is

saying. 'And it's not worth going there.'"

Embracing The Vernacular

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"The rich Indian, driving his new Mercedes, just

couldn't understand why a white

person would be sitting in the road with

lice in his hair. A

friend of mine used to say

that the hippy is sending us a signal: 'I am coming from where you are going,' he is

saying. 'And it's not worth going there.'"

Embracing The Vernacular

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Master Plan

Project demonstrates how

high density housing (500

people per hectare) can be

achieved in a low-rise

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UNIT TYPOLOGY

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