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Indian houses have traditionally used courtyards to cope with hot climates. In the courtyards, convection draws warm air out of rooms, providing cooling, while sheltering from hot winds. Courtyards also serve as social spaces and allow a connection to nature. Pitched roofs with tiles are common due to availability and climate suitability, providing height and shelter from rain. When coupled with verandahs, pitched roofs express India's welcoming culture by opening the home. Verandahs provide intermediate space for guests. Contemporary homes sometimes incorporate historical pictorial motifs like Mughal horse paintings in modern contexts.
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- 1. 1. Courtyards for interior spaces Indian houses in different parts of the country have adopted courtyards as a way to respond to the climate of the region. In Gujarat’s Pol houses, Maharashtra’s Wadas and Kerala’s Nalukettu houses, this traditional element works wonders to escape the summer heat: convection draws warm air out of the rooms around the courtyard, and they are sheltered from the hot summer wind called loo. 2. In winter they are places to bask in the winter sun, sheltered from cold winds. semi-open courtyard as a soothing buffer space within the house. They are also great spaces to socialise, bring the family together and to connect with nature.
- 2. 2. Pitched roofs with verandahs Pitched (slanted) roofs covered with Mangalore tiles of red baked clay are a common sight in Indian towns and villages. The reasons for their popularity are simple: the tiles are easily available, they are an appropriate response to the climate and their design uses traditional techniques of execution so they are easy to make. As seen here in this house by such roofs are not only suitable for heavy rains but provide a good height to the interior spaces as an added advantage.
- 3. This kind of roof, coupled with a verandah, is a physical expression of the traditional warm and welcoming culture of India. A verandah is an intermediate space that opens the home to the outside world. This idea aligns with the Hindu code of conduct of being hospitable to guests. this verandah in a Delhi farm house is integrated with a cooling water body.
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