Weekend Pavilion was designed by Architecture Paradigm located in Bangalore, India. Idea of a second home in the context of conditions of economic growth is more a reality today. These houses, in some cases is to leave under very lively and chaotic city. Usually located far from the city or its board. These conditions allow for the investigation of emergent conditions, as the idea of home as a long term investment or even specific, meaning that the need to continually change the requirements and reflects the uncertain and time.

The brief weekend home was reached after several discussions with the client, Mr. Jain, a young businessman, who wanted a place where his family and 3 friends can spend time on weekends or holidays. The client had a clear brief and very easy to break free from the constraints of a conventional house in town or country house in traditional style with many opportunities for outdoor gatherings.

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