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Studio Mumbai<\/h6>\n\n\n

The following firm biography comes from the Studio Mumbai Wikipedia page. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

“With several skills due to the various specialized trades present, the Studio Mumbai team works differently from most architectural agencies and deals with all aspects, from design to construction. Indeed, the latter bases its reflections on an interactive method with the design of 1:1 scale models and not on a drawing work. These then make it possible to address the complexity of the project, as in the case of a project located between trees, where it becomes easier to organise things. We might think that the dialogue between craftsmen and architects can be complicated, but over time both sides acquire the language of the other allowing for perfect understanding and understanding. In their design of the project, the people of the agency engage a meticulous consideration of the place, the way in which traditional arts, local building techniques and local materials are taken care of. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

The essence of their work is thus based on a relationship land\/form and history\/form<\/a><\/sup> Thus, their objective is to show the authenticity of the possibilities of creating buildings that arise from a process of collective dialogue and mutual exchange of knowledge. It is, moreover, a condition for having recourse to the agency, which is to accept this way of doing things which lies in taking into account all the professions.”<\/p>\n\n\n

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