Pranati Satti
To share news and press kits: pranati.satti@worldarchitecture.org --- I am an architect, writer and researcher. I have a Master's degree in Situated Practice from the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. Public housing and the housing market are central to my research, demonstrated through site-specific practices, specifically in and around Vauxhall, Elephant & Castle and Nine Elms in South London and Canary Wharf, Hackney and Stratford in East London. I have mapped out a series of audio-visual walking tours collectively called, Live the Life you have Always Imagined and collaborated on installations such as Nothing to Hear Here in Hackney Wick and Bradenham. I work as an Editor for World Architecture Community, Editor for Architecture, Time, Space & People and Editor in Chief for Eunoia. My interest lies in the intersection of architecture and journalism.
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India - Since Nov 28, 2022
Twin villas, made of rammed earth, feature "strongly minimalist and simple" touches in contrast to the messy jungle in Costa Rica.
Designed by the Czech Republic and Costa Rica-based studio Formafatal, the twin villas are situated on a hillside in Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica, featuring floor-to-ceiling glass and three solid exterior walls - made from rammed earth - to grasp mesmerizing views from the jungle.
The sharp lines and minimalist layout of the villas create a strong contrast with its surrounding where they are situated in. The variation of colors complements the natural beauty of the site.
Named Achioté, the two minimalist-shaped villas were designed for short-term rent partially and levitate above the edge (...)
