Spaces at Wayanad
Breaking barriers between inside and outside
Designs from afar…made in Wayanad
Rubáiyát was designed by architects Rex and Alexander Lalire as a space that embraces cross-ventilation and natural light while communicating seamlessly with the tropical landscape outside.
Locally Sustainable
Rubáiyát is built with an almost entirely indigenous palette of materials. Approximately 80% of the structure by weight is made of materials sourced within a 300 Km radius of the site. The outhouse building is constructed with materials reclaimed from a previous structure that stood on site.
Sadahalli Granite: 300 Km
Laterite Masonry : 90 Km
Terracota roof tiles (90 Km)
Teak Accents (90 Km)
Clean lines and open spaces
The structure consists of three pavilions, each positioned perpendicularly to the next, enhancing the connection to the surrounding estate and removing barriers between home and outdoors.
