Situated on a combined parcel of 3 plots of land – with a site area of 6000 square feet,
the Client’s requirement was a large family home for 5 people. The preference was
for large common interactive spaces such as large living rooms and courtyards and
Terrace garden. Spatial planning was carefully done to ensure natural light and
ventilation throughout the building.
Neutral colours were retained throughout the building – Italian marble floors,
beige coloured walls and use of complementary teak wood texture on doors and
windows. The addition of 2 large inward looking courtyard spaces was done
to provide natural light and privacy
Situated on a combined parcel of 3 plots of land – with a site area of 6000 square feet, the Client’s requirement was a large family home for 5 people. The preference was for large common interactive spaces such as large living rooms and courtyards and Terrace garden. Spatial planning was carefully done to ensure natural light and ventilation throughout the building.
Neutral colours were retained throughout the building – Italian marble floors, beige coloured walls and use of complementary teak wood texture on doors and windows. The addition of 2 large inward looking courtyard spaces was done to provide natural light and privacy
Doors and panels with perforations are made to let
in some natural light and to create a calming, celestial
ambiance through their design. The prayer room then
opens up to a sit-out space beneath a metal roof that
provides direct access to the skies. The area is zoned
so that it is separate from other areas of the house and
has its own significance.
Doors and panels with perforations are made to let in some natural light and to create a calming, celestial ambiance through their design. The prayer room then opens up to a sit-out space beneath a metal roof that provides direct access to the skies. The area is zoned so that it is separate from other areas of the house and has its own significance.
The living rooms on the ground and first floors have a direct view of the sit-out area, allowing plenty of light and
air into the space. The larger courtyard and a sitting area are positioned so that a stack effect is achieved. The hot
air departs through the sit out along the warmer zone, generating a vacuum that draws fresh and cold air into the space through the courtyard.
SECTION THROUGH THE COURTYARD
The living rooms on the ground and first floors have a direct view of the sit-out area, allowing plenty of light and air into the space. The larger courtyard and a sitting area are positioned so that a stack effect is achieved. The hot air departs through the sit out along the warmer zone, generating a vacuum that draws fresh and cold air into the space through the courtyard.
