Sengal House / Play/ Saketh Singh
Sengal House is an eight key boutique hotel located in a potter’s village near Auroville. The brutalist form of the building stands out in the context, with a conscious design decision to build in local and visually familiar materials. Thus the name ‘Sengal’ was derived from the local language-Tamil, which stands for bricks.
© Nancy Peter, Jaya Sriram
- architects: Play/ Saketh Singh
- Location: Puducherry, India
- Project Year: 2019
- Photographs: Nancy Peter, Jaya Sriram
- Area: 484.0 m2
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