M:OFA anchored the lower level of the residence in classical symmetry, echoing traditional Renaissance courtyards that rely on proportion and balance.
Repurposed timber frames the openings, combining sustainability with craftsmanship, while shuttering marks on concrete ceilings add a layer of texture that speaks to the construction process.
The Kolkata skyline, which was mainly dominated by low-rise buildings and carefully framed around heritage landmarks, is now entering a new phase with the introduction of The Curve by Alcove Realty.
The structure leans approximately 25m over its total height, a gesture reminiscent of a graceful, torsional movement of the human torso.
Its exterior immediately establishes its identity with a dramatic sloping concrete roof paired with slender steel-framed windows that forms a sculptural silhouette as it stands confidently yet harmoniously within the landscape.
Positioned at the core of this spatial arrangement is a multi-functional amphitheatre, which plays a key role in shaping communal life.
Mud, straw and bamboo were directly sourced from the natural surroundings, while bricks and tin sheets were manufactured nearby using regionally available resources.
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