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  • An Obediently Biotic Transformation of Svasara Jungle Lodge at Tadoba | MAKC Space

    Organic ways of living are explored in this jungle lodge where nature and ecological design co-exist harmoniously.

    MAKC Space, under the creative direction of Architect Mandira Neware, proudly presents a transformative interior design project at the Svasara jungle lodge located at Tadoba, Kolara Gate. This endeavor encompasses three distinct yet interconnected facets, showcasing a seamless blend of modern design sensibilities, sustainable practices, and a deep respect for the rich natural and cultural context of Tadoba.

    Editor’s note: A jungle lodge that is nestled between the woods and adapts itself to the grounded functioning and existence! Svasara Lodge inculcates sustainable practices within its planning and designing. The details make one want to stay in the peaceful clasp of nature with its respect for the local landscape, flora, and fauna. ~ Nishal Sevak

    An Obediently Biotic Transformation of Svasara Jungle Lodge at Tadoba | MAKC Space

    Main Signage – A Symphony with Nature

    At the heart of the project lies the main signage, an artistic masterpiece that seamlessly blends into the surrounding environment like a visual symphony. With its curvilinear design, the signage elegantly rests upon a stone base, achieving a poetic fusion with the natural landscape.

    Inspired by the essence of ‘Svasara’ a Sanskrit word, translating to ‘bird’s nest’ in English; the signage reflects the organic and nurturing qualities inherent in this concept. The design not only captures the attention of visitors but also serves as a symbolic gateway, inviting them into a space where nature and luxury coalesce.

    Leaf Impressions – Capturing Local Essence

    The leaf impressions on the walls encapsulates the spirit of Tadoba’s jungle. Utilizing locally abundant bamboo leaves, the wall becomes a canvas of imprints, each telling a story of the vibrant flora that characterizes the region.

    This unique and site-specific design not only brings the outdoors in but also creates a dynamic and textured backdrop for the dining area. It serves as a visual ode to the rich biodiversity of Tadoba, fostering a connection between guests and the natural world that surrounds them.

    Standard Room Extension – A Symphony of Simplicity and Elegance

    The extension of two standard rooms exemplifies a meticulous adherence to the site and its context. Balancing simplicity with elegance, sustainability with modernity, and Indian aesthetics with contemporary design, these rooms offer a refined and tranquil retreat for guests.

    The architectural design seamlessly integrates the rooms into the existing structure, enhancing the overall aesthetic coherence of the resort.

    Sustainable materials and practices are employed, ensuring that the extension not only meets the highest standards of comfort but also respects and preserves the ecological integrity of the surroundings.

    Tribal Art-Inspired Railings

    The railings, influenced by tribal art forms, showcase a melding of metal craftsmanship with a teak wood handrail. This infusion of cultural inspiration adds a unique character to the architectural elements, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the space.

    Raw Elegance of the External Verandah

    Retaining the verandah in its raw form, a red Mangalore-tiled roof which is known locally as “kabelu” allows a tree to gracefully cut through it. The flooring of the verandah embraces an unfinished, rough concrete texture, creating a rustic yet sophisticated ambiance that connects guests with the raw beauty of the natural surroundings.

    Innovative Almirahs Inside the Rooms

    Within the rooms, the almirahs are a testament to innovation, crafted from a blend of metal and reclaimed teak wood doors. This fusion of materials adds a touch of contemporary elegance to the interiors and aligns with sustainable practices by repurposing materials for a stylish and eco-friendly design

    Conclusion

    MAKC Space, through the vision of Architect Mandira Neware, has successfully orchestrated a symphony of design at Svasara Jungle Lodge in Tadoba. From the evocative main signage inspired by the essence of Svasara to the locally infused leaf impressions on the dining wall and the harmonious extension of standard rooms, every element contributes to a narrative that celebrates nature, luxury, and the unique identity of Tadoba. This project displays a thoughtful design which create spaces that not only aesthetically please but also resonate with the heart and soul of their surroundings.

    Fact File

    Designed by:
    MAKC Space

    Project Type: Hospitality Interior Design

    Project Name: Svasara Jungle Lodge (Svasara Resorts Pvt Ltd)

    Location: Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, Kolara Gate, Chimur, Maharashtra

    Year Built: Nov 2021- Jan 22

    Duration of the project: 3 Months

    Plot Area: 12 Acres

    Built-up Area: 12,500 Sq.ft

    Project Size: 515 Sq.ft (built up-room) + 290 Sq.ft (semi open -verandah)

    Principal Architect: Ar. Mandira Neware

    Photograph Courtesy: Sanjay Ramachandran, Foodscapes Studio, and Mandira Neware

    Firm’s Instagram Link: MAKC Space

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