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  • The Plan Of This Modern Minimal Home Traces The Parikrama Path | SPASM Design Architects

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    We were given the task of developing a sort of case study modern minimal home in the Murud region amidst a coconut grove. Approached by a friend who represents a minimal-window producer from Portugal, called PANORAMAH. The designers of this modern minimal home intended the super high-tech, modern windows to disappear into the verdant view.

    Editor’s Note: In the heart of a coconut grove, a home emerges, blending the ancient with the avant-garde. Massive stone slabs, timeless as the earth, cradle sleek windows that vanish into the verdant landscape. By day, the stone commands; by night, the glass transforms, revealing a delicate dance of light and shadow—a testament to enduring elegance. – Shagun Shah

    The Plan Of This Modern Minimal Home Traces The Parikrama Path | SPASM Design Architects

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    Parikrama Path

    The plan evolved like a two-headed worm, with the sleeping spaces in series and the higher main living and dining spaces flanking opposite ends of the series. Therefore, the idea being the tracing of a PARIKRAMA, a circumambulatory path, while moving from spaces, always in contact with the outside.

    modern minimal home

    The entire construction was planned in TILT-UP STONE slabs, hence allowing the minimal windows into cavity walls, granite 40 millimeters. Thick was the material of choice.

    modern minimal home

    STONE has a sense of time built into it, like the GRANDFATHER of building materials. It is also a highly sustainable material to build with due to the least number of processes on it, from quarry to site.

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    modern minimal home

    Conceived as a supermodern yet ancient vessel, this construct is a simple assemblage of giant panels of glass against huge stone slabs.

    A Reversal

    A Primitive sense of dwelling pervades, as the day turns into a starry night sky and the light pours out of the glass making the stone invisible, A REVERSAL of what one perceives in the day….  Once all else decays the Stones will still stand…..

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    Designed by: SPASM Design Architects

    Project Type : Residence Architecture Design

    Project Name: Parikrama House 

    Location: Nandgaon, Maharashtra

    Year Built: 2020

    Built-up Area: 8050 Sq.ft

    Design Team: Sangeeta Merchant, Sanjeev Panjabi, Divyesh Kargathra & Pratishi Shah

    Photograph Courtesy: Umang Shah

    Manufacturers: panoramah!®

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    Source: Archdaily

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