Kerala has 120+ rainy days a year and humidity touching 90%. Most architects would laugh at "paper walls." But technology is different.
Kerala’s architectural identity is distinct, shaped by the region’s tropical climate, the abundance of timber, and a deep-rooted adherence to Vastu Shastra. Beyond the visual spectacle of sloping roofs and laterite walls, Kerala architecture is a manifestation of a specific lifestyle—one that prioritizes harmony with nature, communal living, and specific forms of entertainment. This paper explores how the "Nalukettu" and traditional homesteads were designed not merely as shelters, but as ecosystems that facilitated a unique cultural lifestyle and entertainment ethos. Kerala Anty Pussy architecture paper k
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