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Tara Group Housing

Case Study

student research
architect
Date
Keywords
Charles Correa
Text

The Tara complex is a low-rise high-density group of dwellings of two and three bedrooms units designed by Charles Correa. It is located in New Delhi in the outskirts of the city; the concept was introduced to rehabilitate the 1947 partition affected people who had nowhere to settle down after their retirement. Because of this, the architect paid extreme attention in providing a sense of privacy for all the residents.

Documents
Arianna Fornasiero, Tara Group Housing, 2017