How this restaurant uses traditional building methods to passively cool its interiors
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Location
Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Architect
Client
Telugu Medium
Floor Area
480 sq-m
Located in Hyderabad, India’s Jubilee Hills suburb, known for its tranquil green spaces the restaurant is a blend of past and present both gastronomically and spatially.
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