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Rediscovering the houses of Mylapore
By Tahaer Zoyab

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A walk by Madras Inherited throws light on the diverse architectural influences that have shaped the heritage town

Did you know that Mylapore has houses that are among the finest brick-and-mortar expositions of neo-classical architecture, and houses built with wrought-iron balustrades and those constructed in the art-deco style with a distinct geometry?

[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/chennai/rediscovering-the-houses-of-mylapore/article24829940.ece[/URL]

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