Surrounded by the Sahyadri Ranges with its picturesque landscape has a naturist abode that blends with the environment. The 300 Woods Worth Villa by Architect Gaurav Deore & Interior Designer Pritam Deore from GDA Workspace visions to collaborate with nature by embracing it just the way it is.
300 Woods Worth Villa: Spaces That Evoke The Senses | GDA Workspace
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The conceptual planning was oriented by working in sections first to blend various site levels in creating a collective volume for different activities. A sloping topography creates interesting patterns for landscape design to curate various communal activities.
The exterior is kept minimal by using subtle tones, although a complexity in form is seen through the shingle roof design. Rather than standing out and making a statement the interior design is sublime with a minimalistic approach. All the rooms are oriented to maximise the presence of nature. This being a weekend home, having interactive spaces is a necessity. The open balcony spaces on the upper floors are an insight into nature.
Teak wood furniture elements are used to give a colonial-style vibe over the villa. The colour palette and materials were derived from the mid-century style promoting clean and sleek lines while being minimal. The theme exudes a rustic vogue decor by incorporating materials in their natural form while merging them with the modern elements in the wood wall backdrop of neutral muted colors. The spaces embrace a rustic charm with a modern twist to create a sense of warmth through natural architectural elements.
Overall the 300 Woods Worth Villa is the ideal blend of nature, man and architecture to create a space that evokes the senses and calms the mind.
FACT FILE :
Designed by : GDA WORKSPACE
Project Type : Weekend Home
Project Name : 300 Woods Worth Villa
Location : GRAPE COUNTY -Trimbakeshwar ,Nashik
Year Built : 2020
Duration of project : 18 months
Plot Area : 2000 sq.m.
Built up : 3500 Sq.Ft.
Project Size : sq feet : 3000 sq.ft.
Principal Architect : Ar. Gaurav Deore
Team Design Credits : Pritam Deore
Photograph Courtesy : What We Click
Products and Materials :Finishes : Wall Covering / Cladding : Construction Materials – RCC Framed Structure, Fly Ash Brick, Regular Cement Plaster, Shingle Roof | Lighting : Philips | Doors and Partitions : Wooden Flush Doors cladded with Veneer | Sanitaryware : Jaquar | Windows : UPVC Sliding Windows | Flooring : Rough Shahabad Finish Rustic Tiles – Nexion Endless Bianco | Paint : Asian Paints | Artefacts : Local | Hardware : Hettich
Products and Materials :
Finishes : Wall Covering / Cladding : Construction Materials – RCC Framed Structure, Fly Ash Brick, Regular Cement Plaster, Shingle Roof | Lighting : Philips | Doors and Partitions : Wooden Flush Doors cladded with Veneer | Sanitaryware : Jaquar | Windows : UPVC Sliding Windows | Flooring : Rough Shahabad Finish Rustic Tiles – Nexion Endless Bianco | Paint : Asian Paints | Artefacts : Local | Hardware : Hettich
Consultants for the Project :
Civil : GDA Workspace
Interior Designers : Gaurav Deore , Pritam Deore
Landscape Architects : GDA Workspace
MEP & HVAC Consultants :
Structure Engineers : Ferrocon Consultants
Lighting Designers : GDA Workspace
Contractors : Vaibhav Deore – Vaibhav Deore Engineering and Constructions
Project Managers : Vaibhav Deore – Vaibhav Deore Engineering and Construction
Firm’s Instagram Link : gda_workspace
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