The clients brief was short and crisp, they wanted a 5 bedroom house with open planning concept, the space must be interconnected with a common space. The requirement was for the rooms sizes must be large with huge walk-in closet in each room. All the rooms at first floor must have Balconies / sit out space. We need a big garden area with a gazebo in our home where we can spend quality family time.
A 5 Bedroom House with Open Planning Concept | Ar. Ankur Pandey & Associates
Bringing nature back to the home, although it is not a new idea but, during lock-down we rediscovered the essential value of our houses. We realized once again our need for more outdoor areas, balconies and rooftops to exercise and practice our hobbies.
The need to freely breakout to enjoy open-air spaces and connect with nature and neighbour’s has become more desirable than ever during the pandemic.
A house that brings nature back to the city, promoting shared spaces and social dialogue between its residents is what inspired us to design the ‘’garden house’’.
Our design emphasizes the potential for private urban gardens and the microclimates they create to improve living conditions within cities and slow global warming.
Not hiding behind fences and fully glazed on one side, our proposal further aims to form a physical connection to the green area.
Moreover, we designed to seek and to establish a unified relationship between the neighborhood, the private garden and our house.
The Garden is developed on north eastern side of plot as to welcome uninterrupted morning sunlight into the house. Overall, the glazing opens up towards the garden which provide beautiful view and pleasant daylight throughout the day.
This house is designed with double height living space to connect with residents on multiple levels. Common living area on both levels ensures residents will have more space to spend leisure time together and every room with balcony/sit out adds charm to overall house.
Fact File
Designed by: Ar. Ankur Pandey & Associates
Project Type: Residential Architecture & Interior Design
Project Name: The Garden House
Location: Indore, Madhya Pradesh
Year Built: 2023
Project Size: 11,000 Sq.ft
Project Cost: 5 Crore
Principal Architect: Ar. Ankur Pandey
Photograph Courtesy: Imagix architecture photography
Products / Materials / Vendors: Finishes – Asian paints / Construction Materials – Ultratech cements and Blocks / Lighting – Prepack-Ledlum lighting / Sanitaryware – Jaguar / Windows – komerling / Furniture – Manas Haldar / Flooring – Arihant Stones / Kitchen – Asian paints / Paint – Asian paints / Artefacts – Saaj décor shop / Hardware – Hettich Kitchen : Sleek Kitchen
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