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  • A Lavish Home Design with Climate-responsive Forms and Contemporary Spatial Arrangements | RKGA Consultants Pvt Ltd

    This home design presents a splendid coalescence of traditional Vastu principles, climate-responsive forms and contemporary spatial arrangements. Indore’s reputed real estate consultant and affable personality Client wanted a home that caters to the family’s needs and entices his guests with comfortable, entertaining and leisurely spaces respecting neighboring properties and attaining privacy.

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    On the eastern side, the congenial main entry welcomes and intrigues one with ample verdure and a glimpse of the northern garden. The reserved southern side manages only services and maid entry and is plain & abstract to avoid harsh sun and heat.

    The site is located at a solitary intersection of an elite neighborhood, facing roads on the eastern and southern sides, a plot on the western side and farmland on the north. The unique shape of the site has an extruding corner in the north-eastern direction and the other three sides straight.

    The minimal form of the house follows the singular aesthetic while surprising visitors with contrasting wall elements. The intricate and cosy eastern entrance of the house contrasts with the lucid wall of the south. The alluring exposed concrete staircase, the cantilevered roof of the terrace garden, the pool; and volumed up windows reflect and compliment the northern green gathering spaces.

    The house deploys itself on the north. The house interiors with tranquil lighting at all levels are designed as minimal in the visual and textural senses while keeping the idea of luxury intact. The guest room, doubled volume of the living and drawing rooms face the garden with an infinity pool.

    Strategically, considering sociography, the northern side of the site was kept open for usual functions with an outdoor kitchen in the northwest and a triangular temple in the northeast, aptly placed as per Vastu.

    The clever design of the temple with a glass pyramid roof converts the unique limitation of the plot to its advantage. The temple with the external kitchen on the northern edge of the plot harmonically provides an enclosure to the well thought open space of the site.

    This home design consists of three bedrooms, an external, internal and outdoor kitchen, a leisure room, a home theatre, a set of terraces, a garden with an outdoor pool and a temple.

    And the master bedroom has its personal garden view in the south. The client’s master bedroom and guest room abutting the living area, dining area and two sets of kitchens are on the ground floor.

    The upper floor hosts two bedrooms. Taking most of the advantages of the garden view, the ergonomic bathtub of the son’s bedroom also looks over the refreshing garden

    The floor also provides a home theatre and a leisure hall for varied merriment; with a separate entrance from the garden too for uninterrupted connection to the open and closed areas of the verve. The rustic design of the leisure hall has soundproof windows around a bar counter with a huge collection of bottles, a projector screen and an open floor area.

    The house culminates as the sky ascends so is the celebration on the two terraces of the house. The smaller terrace enjoys the views of southern hills on winter noon’s while the larger terrace arranges the sit-outs on summer dusks to celebrate “Shab-e-malwa”-the famed Malva twilight.

    Fact File

    Designed by: RKGA Consultants Pvt Ltd

    Project Type: Residence Architecture and Design

    Project Name: Villa Tranquil

    Location: Indore, Madhya Pradesh

    Year Built: 2021

    Duration of project: 2 Year

    Plot Area: 10,000 Sq.ft

    Built up: 7850 Sq.ft

    Principal Architects: Akashdeep Gupta & Ravi Mandoria

    Consultants for the Project

    Structure Engineers: Pyramid Consultants Indore

    Photograph Courtesy: Agrawal Colour Lab Indore

    Products & Materials: Construction Materials: Rcc brick | Sanitary Ware: Kohler, Woven gold | Windows: Modi float glass | Flooring: Marble | Kitchen: Hafele | Paint: Asian paints | Furnishing: D Décor

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