Striking Heritage School With Stone Walls and Curved Roofs Mimics the Rolling Green Hills of India

The curvilinear roofs of the striking Heritage School mimic the verdant rolling hills of Pune, India. Located in Maharashtra and designed by <a href="[email protected]">Madhav Joshi &amp; Associates</a>, the co-ed boarding school has a cluster of residential and academic buildings comprised of a series of low and high volumes. Boasting load bearing walls made of stone and <a href="http://inhabitat.com/stadel-museum-updated-with-a-gorgeous-polka-dotted-green-roof-in-frankfurt/">skylights</a>, the carefully-oriented institution features a total built area of 6,200 square meters.

This beautiful boarding school in India was built with a palette of natural materials

The curvilinear roofs blend in with the rolling hills of Pune, India

There is a cluster of residential buildings and another cluster of academic buildings

The roofs are thermally insulated with terra cotta tiles

Fruit trees and flowers ensure that the students will have a well-rounded learning experience

The school is located on a ten acre plot, but the built environment comprises only 6,200 square meters