An Economical Housing Complex @ Chennai. (Un-Built Project)

Why we need An Economical Housing in our Society?
  • Now a days, In India there have lots of People in Rich as well as Poverty line.
  • The Architects know how to balance both and Provide a Sustainable Communities in our Society.
  • The Good Way and Good Design are Enlightened from Affordability of individual Person or a family.

ELEVATION DESIGNER: Tharun Architect

CO- WORKED & RENDERED : Clive Lloyd



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