The designing of a home is apparently designing a lifestyle. It is not only bringing together the soil, climate, material but also weaves the lifestyle of the inhabitants. For each design and client there is a unique combination of influences – people, places, events, memories and perception which they have absorbed and observed.
The Screen House is a stunning architectural bungalow, spanning 7000 square feet built on a 4500 square feet area, located in Gandhidham India. Designed by Sthapatya Studio, the innovative design concept and meticulous attention to detail of this residence stands out.
The Innovative Design Concept And Meticulous Attention To Detail Of This Residence Stands Out | Sthapatya a Design Studio
Visit : Sthapatya a Design Studio
The exterior of the house is characterized by a screens that provide privacy and shade while allowing natural light to filter through. These screens are made of a combination of metal and cement sheets, creating a visually striking and functional feature. The use of local materials and craftsmanship, such as exposed concrete walls, adds to the rustic charm of the house.
The house is conceived and manifested as a blend of modern aspirations. Exposed concrete was wrapped around the cantilevered boxes enhancing volume escalating the execution of a protuberant cube in the elevation.
The layout of the house is thoughtfully planned, ensuring efficient circulation and a seamless flow between rooms. The interior spaces are carefully zoned, offering a harmonious balance between public and private areas. Open-concept living spaces allow for easy interaction and social gatherings, while private retreats provide tranquility and solitude.
Inside, the bungalow is a spacious and elegant living space, designed to offer a seamless flow between rooms and a sense of openness. The living area features high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows.
The decor is minimalist yet sophisticated, with a careful selection of materials and textures that create a sense of warmth and comfort.
A rich material palette of polished wood and kota stone flooring defines the interiors of the house, defining separate zones within the expansive living spaces in place of physical barriers. These swathes are articulated with white walls, which act as a unifying element.
The furnishings, in turn, utilize shades of wood, contrasting with the warmth of kota stone. Metallic accents and glass-finished furniture add a touch of opulence to the décor, and are accentuated by the ample ingress of natural light from the full-height windows.
To enhance the entry way copper was been cladded over a pivot door which emphasised the rawness around.
The ground floor is planned with common areas with one master bedroom and a guest bed.
The first floor includes three bedrooms, study space connected by a passage overlooking the double height family seating.
The second floor has a guest bedroom, a gym area open to sky which inherit morning breeze creating an healthy atmosphere, a steam enclosure was placed beside gym.
The master bedrooms is a stunning retreat, with a private balcony. The bathrooms are designed with luxurious finishes and fixtures.
Overall, The Screen Residence is a beautiful and functional bungalow, designed to offer a luxurious and comfortable living experience.
The innovative use of screens and local materials, combined with the elegant and sophisticated interior design, make this residence a true masterpiece of architectural excellence.
Fact File
Designed by : Sthapatya a Design Studio
Project Type : Residential Architecture Design
Project Name : The Screen Residence
Location : Gandhidham, Gujarat
Year Built : 2022
Duration of the project : 2 Years
Plot Area : 4500 Sq.ft
Built-up Area : 7000 sq.ft
Project Cost : 6500 Per Sq.ft
Principal Architect : Pankaj R Pandya
Team Design Credits : Deep P Pandya & Dhruv P Pandya
Photograph Courtesy : Impetus Picture
Products/Materials/Vendors : Finishes – Local / Wallcovering / Cladding – Exposed RCC- Local / Construction Materials – Local / Lighting – Lafit Lighting / Doors and Partitions – Local / Sanitaryware –Fima Carlo frattini / Facade Systems – Local / Windows – Qwind / Furniture – Locally Customized / Flooring – Local / Paint – Asian Paints / Artefacts – Local / Hardware – Ebco, Yell, Hettich.
Firm’s Website Link : Sthapatya a Design Studio
Firm’s Instagram Link : Sthapatya a Design Studio
For Similar Projects >> Architecture That Emphasizes Clean Lines, Minimalist Aesthetics With The Use Of Modern Materials And Technology
The thought was to create a space which would act as a formal real estate workspace in the daytime and a family retreat in the evening. By its name, as it is, ‘Leveled. This office with a garden is defined using levels, in terms of volumes, surfaces as well as edges. These levels are rationalized […]
Nirmay (निर्मय) reflects purity and holistic well-being. Envisioned as a quiet sanctuary amidst the noise of urban life, these courtyard villas offer a way of living that is calm, conscious, and deeply connected to the land. Rooted in sustainability and ecological harmony, the design responds to both nature and the everyday rhythms of its inhabitants. […]
Winterfell is a work of camouflaged design, an organic house that melds seamlessly with the terrain, rolling into the vibrant green landscape and naturally positioned boulders. Set in the scenic village of Shoolagiri within the Sanctity Ferme community in Tamil Nadu, Winterfell offers an idyllic retreat from urban life—a place to live close to nature. […]
The design concept of Tipu Villa embodies a harmonious balance of boldness and sophistication, crafting spaces that exude refinement and elegance, resulting in a true heritage home. Key design elements include exclusive use of Indian-sourced materials, including Indian teak wood, veneer, natural Kota lime stone, and yellow lime stone, promoting cultural charm and heritage. Tipu […]
Office spaces are often defined by uninspired, industrial aesthetics—endless rows of cubicles, glaring fluorescent lights and austere décor. It’s easy to become desensitized to the potential for beauty in these environments where we spend so much of our time. And with the demands for extended work hours becoming an accepted norm, the line between work […]
Nestled amidst the serene outskirts of Bangalore, this 1.25-acre modern farm house embodies a seamless fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern design sensibilities. Every detail of the property reflects an unwavering commitment to creating a space that harmonizes with its natural surroundings while honoring heritage. This Modern Farm House Reflects Harmony with Nature and Heritage […]
The client envisioned a home that embodies openness and fluidity through interior contemporary design. He is drawn to expansive volumes and dramatic spatial experiences, including double-height ceilings and multiple floors. Each family member should have a distinct, personal space, yet all areas must remain visually and spatially connected to foster a strong sense of togetherness. […]
The Brahmaputra riverfront rejuvenates a natural water lily pond, creates a new river edge, and seamlessly connects the site to the adjacent heritage museum, fostering public interaction. Editor’s Note: “A combination of contours and current, the design of the Brahmaputra riverfront unfolds like a living memory. Quietly celebrating time and terrain, every curve echoes the […]
Located in the coastal village of Pererenan, Bali, House Terra is a contemporary response to tropical living, designed by Biombo Architects as a family retreat. The project balances built space and landscape, creating a strong connection between architecture and nature while offering shelter from the island’s monsoon climate. Editor’s Note: “House Terra, more than a […]
Located on a 15′ x 95′ ancestral plot in a pal village, Surat, India, this residence is designed for a multi-generational family of seven. This minimal home interior design solves light and space challenges within a narrow plot. The family wanted to stay connected with their community and preserve their cultural roots. The site has […]