L'Habitat Indien Moderne Espaces Et Pratiques
By
Vincent Grimaud
Contributor
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Item Type
Paperback
Periodical
0
Serial
3098
Publisher
Editions Recherche Sur Les Civilizations
Description
190
Summay
[Summary Plus Entry] Written by French scholar and geographer Vincent Grimaud, this 190-page architectural study explores the spatial layout and social habits inside modern Indian domestic housing (L'Habitat Indien Moderne). The book evaluates how contemporary residential apartments and urban homes across India balance Western architectural formats with deeply ingrained, traditional family practices. It deep-dives into specific socio-spatial habits, examining how areas within the home—such as the kitchen, the prayer space (puja room), and common gathering spots—are modified, utilized, and negotiated by families to preserve regional customs within high-density, modern urban apartments.
Keyword
Vincent Grimaud, L'Habitat Indien Moderne, Indian Housing, Domestic Spaces, Urban Geography, Socio-Spatial Practices, French Architectural Studies
Accession No.
3098
Current Location
Neeti Bagh
Status
Available
Category
Architecture-India
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