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  • A Vacation Home where Colors of Joy Greet You | Manoj Patel Design Studio

    Among the rows of Mango trees that scream “summer”, this vacation home tick marks for an ideal getaway from the hustle.

    Designing of a dwelling for the family to enjoy holidays, surrounded around lush green mango sanctuary at Halol, near Vadodara. The site at Mango Orchard has firstly fully grown mango trees in your plot, attracts immediately. Beauty of the location, gave an opportunity to evolve a volumetric mass that engages with its surroundings and provides plenty of space for entertaining. Artfully constructing a 2 storey, with built up area of 2612 sqft, has concept of connected living dining spaces, with a master bedroom on the ground level. While 2 other master bedrooms on the above floor. Spatial arrangements are adapted to embrace the openness on all sides in this vacation home.

    Editor’s Note: Amidst the lush mango orchards, a majestic cottage home sets to take flight, with its butterfly roofs pointing up the skies. The bright yellow spiral stairs against the brick wall take centre stage, like a delicious, ripe mango hanging by the branches. The wide fenestrations on the pastel interiors frame the scenic outdoors. Although it seems playful and quirky, one can notice the conscious curation of the material and colour palette. – Gopika Pramod

    A Vacation Home where Colors of Joy Greet You | Manoj Patel Design Studio

    Introduction

    So, the aesthetics of the home seek a cottage feel with crafted details in rustic materials and textures. Introducing a silhouette in the form of butterfly roof structures infused with flat linearity, defines the character of the house.

    Elevation weaves a story of materials play with stone in random masonry wall cladding, brick layering as fabric surface and texture paint embossing the profiles. Elemental form of metal stairs and railing further compliments the volume built along the site.

    Structural framework

    Structure stands on theory of “Modern vernacular architecture as a new twist on old favorites.” This cottage theme house, considers both good thermal and acoustic natural insulation for the interiors. Colours certainly play an important role in highlighting the mass.

    Surprising graphics are viewed on different surfaces of the cube. Complimenting color palette in tints of pink and yellow also add depth to the wooden texture on stone rubble masonry.

    Flooring layout

    The flooring lays a carpet of green kota stone in various combinations all over. When entering the living room, large L shaped windows wrap around the corners of this cottage dwelling. Letting one be connected to surroundings anytime.

    Subtle furnishings and minimal layout balance the theme. Verticality of the house also creates drama depending on the approach of activities and spaces inside. The single level living room connects into the voluminous double height dining linked with open concept of kitchen.

    Planning spaces

    Furthermore, layout planning of functions lets one enjoy eating and cooking in this mass through seamless openings. Continuing of subtle upholstery against pink tone adds to the stylish comfort and uplifts the playfulness.

    Master bedroom

    A master bedroom on the lower floor – illustrates composition of built in wardrobes with mouldings unifying brick work. This personalizes the outlook of the bedroom. Functions on the lower level have the advantage of opening into the outdoors where step sittings and furniture layouts enhance the impression of patio.

    Stairwell

    An insertion of staircase in the connecting double height core of dining, transforms as interactive corridor. This backdrop is also the key focal point designed centrally. Upon crossing the bridge, the passersby are curious to find connections with 2 other master bedrooms and a pocket projection on the façade.

    One of the master bedroom’s knot, backdrop wall in timeless palette with free-flowing geometry and earthy graphics. The accent wall opens to have connection with the lower level and opposite master bedroom. This indulges in an evidently playful concept. Pitch roof also doubles the volume for both the master rooms. Ambience has mood setting experience for the users.

    Pattern of bricks

    Another master bedroom exhibits curvilinear artworks from laying of bricks integrated with wooden mouldings. Illusionist hanging backrest adds to the detailing of backdrop. Besides, an inviting large window at this level, attracts any nature loving person to enjoy the greenery around.

    Evoking a different experience for the users, the space reminds us of spatial planning balanced to have meditative environment as well as fun loving concepts for the interiors.

    Fact File

    Designed by: Manoj Patel Design Studio

    Project Type: Residential Architecture Design

    Project Name: Colorful Vacation Home

    Location: Outskirts of Vadodara

    Year Built: 2023

    Duration of the project: 1 Year

    Plot Area: 17,879 Sq.ft

    Built-up Area: 2612 Sq.ft

    Project Size: 3024 Sq.ft

    Principal Architect: Manoj Patel

    Team Design Credits: Manoj Patel, Pooja Jangid, Prajjwal Dave, Manasvi Sur, Priyal Jani, Mahima Bomb and Aishwarya Gupte

    Photograph Courtesy: 2613 apertures

    Structure Engineers: Swati Consultancy

    Contractors: Mr. Rohit & Bharat

    Products / Materials / Vendors: Wallcovering / Cladding – Mr. Dinesh Prajapati / Furniture – Urban Living

    Firm’s Website Link: Manoj Patel Design Studio

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