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Kerala Traditional Architecture Elements. It has been recently shown. Traditional House with Modern Elements. 1 the wretched humble house unknown by any building treatise of Kerala belongs to ordinary folks and tribal people adivasis cheri chala kudi variyam or pisharam or pumatham. Wood more wood interior Kumarakom resort The skillful choice of timber accurate joinery artful assembly and delicate carving of wood work for columns walls and roofs frames are the unique characteristics of traditional Kerala architecture.
Designed by D - T R E E Architects Jishnu Mohan Kerala. The base model is normally circular square or rectangular plain shapes with a ribbed roof evolved from functional consideration. This clay tiled sloping entryway was originally meant only for human traffic. Padippura is the front entrance to the compound and home and is at the front of the peripheral wallfencing. 4 the great mansion Ettuketu and. Steep sloping roofs with uniquely designed gables main living and working spaces flanked by colonnaded verandahs and the fenestrations on walls detailed to allow controlled winds while maintaining privacy indoors yet giving veiled access to outside views are characteristics of the traditional built forms of Kerala.
Laterite stone timber and lime.
A basic characteristic of traditional architecture is that it evolves over a long period of time. Total area of this beautiful home in an area of 2000 Square feet 186 square meter 222 square yards. A basic characteristic of traditional architecture is that it evolves over a long period of time. 2 the Ekasala an I-shaped single rectangular hall house belongs to farmers or middle-class non-farmers. A traditional Kerala house is integrated with nalukkettus 4-block structures ettukkettu 8-block structures or pathinarukkettu 16-block structures depending on the size of the plot and the affluence of the owner. This clay tiled sloping entryway was originally meant only for human traffic.