This style is known for its rich cultural heritage, opulence, and attention to detail, blending Indian, colonial, and South-East Asian influences. Here's a breakdown of its key features:Central open-air courtyards are common, often surrounded by rooms on all sides. They help with ventilation and light.Made of Burmese teak or stone, these are intricately carved and polished, supporting long verandas and halls.Local and Imported Materials: Use of high-quality Burmese teak, Italian marble, Belgian glass, and Athangudi tiles.