Given the narrowness of the plot and the irregular forms of neighbouring structures, the team employed 6inch-wide bricks instead of the standard ...
Commissioned by a client deeply involved in environmental activism, the home reflects a deep-rooted philosophy of living in harmony with nature.
The most striking aspect of the House of Dancing Cactus is its rolling facade that is crafted entirely from exposed bricks.
Designed by Architecture Discipline, the Timber Residence is the first in India to be constructed using glulam—or glued laminated wood, is a type...
The structure winds organically around existing Neem and Guava trees, while large natural rock formations are preserved and integrated into the l...
Located in Belagavi, Karnataka, the residence occupies a narrow urban plot measuring just 6m wide and 15m deep. Despite the site’s constraints, t...
One of the most playful and inventive elements is the curved wall’s transformation into a staircase, connecting the ground to the roof and doubli...
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