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  • This Contemporary Indian House Design Enhances Connectivity Through Open Spaces | Modo Designs

    This contemporary Indian house design for a Gujarati family in western Ahmedabad, is designed around a courtyard as the archetypal space allowing natural elements and connected spaces.

    Editor’s Note: “The House of Volumes, centered around Contemporary Indian concepts, incorporates openness and connectivity through central courtyards and double-height spaces. Featuring exposed RCC structure in the interiors and wooden panels in the interiors, this house is a thoughtful blend of raw and natural textures. A landscaped garden surrounding the site, beautifully complementing the design language.” ~ Anusha Sridhar

    This Contemporary Indian House Design Enhances Connectivity Through Open Spaces | Modo Designs

    contemporary indian house design

    contemporary indian house design

    contemporary indian house design

    contemporary indian house design

    Interiors

    The ground floor is assembled around the central courtyard with 2 bedrooms on the south side, a formal guest area, a workspace and gymnasium on the east, living and dining towards the north garden, and a kitchen adjoining the dining area.

    contemporary indian house design

    contemporary indian house design

    The upper floor has 3 bedrooms on the west side, a home theatre on the South, while a lounge space is on the east overlooking the north garden and extending into an east-side terrace. This terrace becomes an outdoor entertainment area.

    contemporary indian house design

    contemporary indian house design

    The house form is starker on the south roadside while the site has an expansive green space on the north and the form opens up as a double-height space to let the expanse of this green space be visible from lower and upper spaces.

    These volumes of the double-height space on the north and the central courtyard allow lower and upper spaces to connect.

    External Structure

    The external structure features exposed RCC construction, with fragments of exposed RCC brought inside, complemented by white-painted walls and wood paneling.

    Fact File

    Designed by: Modo Designs

    Project Type: Residential Architecture Design

    Project Name: The House of Volumes

    Location: Ahmedabad

    Year Built: 2024

    Built-up Area: 10850 Sq.ft

    Principal Architect: Arpan Shah

    Interior Design Firm: Anarr Gunjaria

    Landscape Design: Amit Modha

    Structural Design And MEP: Setu Infrastructure

    PMC: Taral Shah

    Contractor: United engineers

    Photograph Courtesy: Vinay Panjwani

    Source: Archdaily

    Firm’s Website Link: Modo Designs

    The Firm’s Instagram Link: Modo Designs

    Interior Design Firm: Anarr Gunjaria

    Landscape Design: Amit Modha

    Firm’s Facebook Link: Modo Designs

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