Indian eco-resort tucks guesthouses below ground and builds walls from compressed earth

Indian eco-resort tucks guesthouses below ground and builds walls from compressed earth

An eco-resort in South India is taking a different approach to development by folding itself into the surrounding landscape instead of overtaking it. Here's what to know At Gamaya Farms in Vikarabad, near Hyderabad, some guesthouses are embedded in a slope, cylindrical rooms rise into the trees, and the main pavilion is topped with a stone-covered roof that resembles a low mound more than a building, according to Dezeen.  The 854-square-meter (9…