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    Infinity Pool House to offer an experience in an urban context of Mumbai | Shroffleon Designs

    From The Architect: Alibagh, often referred to as the Hamptons of Mumbai, is the location of choice for the Second Homes of Mumbai’s many. It is here, within the hilly village of Katalpada set amidst an exceptionally beautiful context of rolling undulated landscape, boasting of instagrammable views and surrounded by several picturesque hills, earmarked to be forest lands, does Aurelia find itself situated.

    The city-based clients wished for their weekend home to offer an experience that is a near impossibility in an urban context such as Mumbai – luxurious larger than life outdoor living, and a feeling of being one with nature.

    Being perched on the top of a hill, our design takes advantage of the existing sloped terrain, by orienting the aqua marine infinity pool in the direction of the landscape and the views beyond. The space then created under the pool houses an independent two bedroom home – a glass house, that by its sheer siting, blurs spaces within into the landscape beyond.

    The pool being infinity on all sides overspills into a smaller waterbody under, which then forms a cascading waterfall, becoming the backdrop to the primary seating in the living room of the glasshouse. of course, you require pool maintenance experts to understand and consistently attend the issues.

    Perpendicular to the feature white infinity pool, the home has a black 8” deep lounging water body, that allows for unrestricted views and overspills with a gurgling ambient sound, over a textured treated random rubble stone wall into a larger black water body under, with a white Vetro clad Jacuzzi positioned inbetween the two. These waterbodies have embedded within them 1500 fibre optic lights, that change in colour, enhancing the atmosphere of luxury post sundown.

    The two bedrooms overlook on opposite sides, with the forest suite turning its back on the property, enjoying an outdoor patio with views to the hills across, and the master suite opening up on both ends, with a view to the forest, as well as the dressed random rubble waterfall.

    The open space around the infinity pool, the main entertainment area of the home has two free flowing organic grass pods forming informal gathering spaces and houses an ecomesh barbeque pavilion – a structure to be overtaken by nature in time, to form a folly of flowers.

    The landscape within the proposal plays a vital role in the making of place, as that is there that the client will spend most of their time being enveloped within nature.

    PROJECT NAME : AURELIA / HOUSE UNDER A POOL

    ARCHITECTURE FIRM :SHROFFLEoN

    BUILT AREA: 185 Sqm

    PROJECT LOCATION: Alibagh, Maharashtra, India

    PHOTOGRAPHER: PHOTOGRAPHIX  

    OTHER TECHNICAL INFO :

    Team / Dhaval Jain, KayzadShroff, Maria Isabel Leon, Pratibha Singh, Sidharth Shah, Ronnie Balsara, RumyShroff, TanushreeAgarwal

    Consultants / GirishWadhwa – Structural / ShirishPatki – Specifications / NirenPimenta – Pool

    MANUFACTURERS /

    Lighting / LEDS C4 – Rajiv Hinduja

    Indoor Furniture / Natuzzi

    Outdoor Furniture / Vondon

    Pool Tiles / Techlam

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