ISBN：9789462085534  

书名/Title：如何建造印度房屋-孟买案例｜How To Build An Indian House - The Mumbai Example

作者/Author：萨米普·帕多拉｜Sameep Padora

出版/Publisher：nai010 publishers, 2020

装帧/Binding：平装，280页｜Paperback, 280 pages

尺寸/Dimensions：15 × 21.34 × 3.56 cm

语种/Language：英语｜English

内容提要：

本书关注的是大众住房这个长期以来在印度最令人望而生畏的问题之一，有力并巧妙地记录、分析和反映了城市中不同住房类型的例子。除了文件图纸和照片，获得国际奖项的作者兼建筑师萨米普·帕多拉（Sameep Padora）开发了一系列分析模型，以了解这些住宅建筑类型中独特的空间组织和基础设施。

鉴于印度和世界其他许多地方都迫切需要解决住房的问题，这一文献资料在今天显得尤为贴切。由于专业人员和学生都对这一主题非常感兴趣，这里研究的案例包括孟买的住宅类型，如分间出租宿舍（chawl，最初是工人的住房，现在已经演变成了充满活力的社区），以及更多的复合型案例，如斯瓦代希市场（Swadeshi Market），它展示了一座有趣的多用途建筑。当各地的建筑师、规划师和设计师思考着如何设计经济适用房时，孟买的这些建筑类型也挑战他们去检验自身的想象力。

本书是一本供学术界以及从业人员使用的手册：设计师可以用它来比较和辨别效率与各种比率，为其他设计练习的过程提供参考。

作者简介：

本书作者萨米普·帕多拉（Sameep Padora）是一位不断实践的建筑师，是印度孟买sP+a建筑事务所的主理人。他获得了孟买建筑学院的建筑学学位，随后前往洛杉矶的南加州建筑学院(Southern California Institute of Architecture)深造，并于2005年获得哈佛大学设计学院硕士学位。

How to Build an Indian House focuses on one of India’s perennial and most daunting questions: mass housing. It documents, analyses and represents robust and ingenious examples of different housing types in the city. Along with the documentary drawings and photographs, international award winning author and architect Sameep Padora developed a series of analytical models in order to understand the unique spatial organization and infrastructure in these residential building typologies.

This documentation is particularly pertinent today, given the critical need to address the issue of housing in India and in many other parts of the world. Since this subject is of immense interest to professionals and students alike, the cases studied here range from residential typologies in Mumbai, such as the chawls (originally workers’ housing that has morphed into vibrant communities), to more hybrid examples such as the Swadeshi Market, which demonstrates an interesting multiuse building. These Mumbai typologies challenge architects, planners and designers everywhere to test their imagination in thinking about affordable housing.

The present publication is a handbook for academics as well as practitioners: designers could use it to compare and discern efficiencies and various ratios that can inform the process of other design exercises.