search

This Private Residence is a Harmonious Living Environment | Archivite Architecture (AA Studio)

Nestled within a densely packed neighbourhood, this exquisite private residence maximizes its compact 1100 sq. ft plot area through smart design and thoughtful architecture. Spanning three floors, the house blends modern aesthetics with functional spaces to create a harmonious living environment. The design intent is to be a perfect example of how design and careful planning can transform a compact plot into a luxurious and functional private residence.

This Private Residence is a Harmonious Living Environment | Archivite Architecture (AA Studio)

With its open plan, strategic use of windows, thoughtful projections, and luxurious finishes, the house offers a modern living experience amidst the constraints of a densely packed neighbourhood. The contemporary interior themes, combined with traditional elements, ensure a unique and comfortable living space that meets the diverse needs of the clients.

Construction Materials

The construction of this private residence employs top-of-the-line materials to ensure durability, strength, and aesthetic appeal. Porotherm and lightweight Renacon blocks are used for the structure, providing excellent ventilation and reducing the overall load on the building.

Ultratech cement and Tata steel are the primary materials, pioneering in engineering and ensuring robust and long-lasting construction. The windows are made of aluminium and powder-coated for durability and a sleek look.

The interiors are a testament to luxury and sophistication, with marble used extensively throughout the residence. The marble floors and countertops exude opulence, while the carefully chosen colour palette and finishes add a touch of elegance.

Traditional Essence

Wardrobes in all the rooms feature high-quality acrylic and unique laminates, adding a sleek and contemporary touch. The lift wall and lobby are treated with exquisite marble, enhancing the luxurious ambiance of the home. A special feature is the pooja room, adorned with Chettinad pillars, which introduce a traditional essence into the otherwise modern interior, creating a harmonious blend of old and new.

The house stands tall, showcasing a sleek, contemporary façade. Projections on the west side are carefully designed to mitigate direct sunlight, ensuring the interior remains cool and comfortable. The exterior is an elegant mix of materials, highlighted by clean lines and a refined textured articulation that wraps the entire structure.

private residence

Open Plan Living

Stepping into the house, you are greeted by a spacious open-plan layout that seamlessly integrates the living, dining, and kitchen areas. The kitchen is a culinary delight, featuring a stylish breakfast counter that doubles as a casual dining spot.

Tall windows dominate the walls, flooding the space with natural light and facilitating excellent ventilation. The interiors are modern, sleek, and contemporary, characterized by a subtle and neutral colour palette that blends seamlessly with the marble flooring.

private residence

Bedrooms and Open Spaces: Ascending to the next floor, you find two beautifully appointed bedrooms. The kids’ bedroom flows visually into a double-height green courtyard, with a charming pastel green theme that creates a refreshing and playful atmosphere.

private residence

private residence

Sanctuary of Comfort

The parents’ bedroom is a sanctuary of comfort, with a contemporary wood and white combination that exudes warmth and sophistication. This room opens into a deep pocket of a balcony, offering a serene outdoor retreat.

private residence

The son’s bedroom on the third floor continues the contemporary theme with neutral tones and a beautifully adorned marble bathroom.

private residence

This room features French windows that open visually down to the balcony below, creating a seamless connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

Outdoor Space

The highlight of this floor is the private terrace, accessible from the lobby. This outdoor space provides a secluded retreat for relaxation and leisure, away from the bustling neighbourhood below.

The use of high-quality construction materials further enhances the residence’s durability, functionality, and aesthetic appeal.

Fact File

Designed by: Archivite Architecture (AA Studio)

Project Type: Residential Architecture Design

Project Name: Kamadhenu Nivasam

Location: Chennai

Year Built: 2023

Duration of the project: 18 Months

Plot Area: 1100 Sq.ft

Built-up Area: 3900 Sq.ft

Principal Architect: Ar. Karthikeyan Nachiappan

Team Design Credits: Ar. Shuibe Salman, Ar. Boominathan & Ar. Shanmugapriya

Photograph Courtesy: SPACE x FRAME by Saki

Products / Materials / Vendors: Wallcovering / Cladding – Marble – Satuario, Dyna, William Grey, Porto (www.stoneszoneindia.com) / Construction Materials – Renacon blocks, Coromandel Cement, Tata Steel Lighting – ACE / Doors and Partitions – Oswin – Palasha Teak / Sanitaryware – Kohler & Aquant / Windows – YKK Aluminium / Flooring – Marble / Kitchen – Modular / Paint – Nippon Paints / Artefacts – Homecentre / Hardware – Hafele , Hettich & Blum

Consultants for the Project: Civil – Er. Magesh / Interior Designers – Archivite Architecture (AA studio) / Structure Engineers – Er. Swaminathan / Lighting Designers – ACE / Contractors – Er.Magesh / Project Managers – Alexpandiyan

Firm’s Website Link: Archivite Architecture (AA Studio)

Firm’s Instagram Link: Archivite Architecture (AA Studio)

For Similar Project >>> This Aesthetic Courtyard House With Lush Landscape Design Offers A Calm Aura To The Users

This Bungalow Style House Is Rooted in Vastu and Modernism | The ART Container

This bungalow style house influences the site context and can be visualised in multiple facades of sharp edges & cuboidal form. Her,e salient features like U-Projection are an expression of the bench on a level one. The house divides itself into three bays. On the ground floor, where first bay acquire all public activities like […]

Read More

Console House’s Modern Architecture Design Floats Above The Forest | Hello Wood

Imagine yourself on the terrace of your hidden mountain retreat, drinking a fresh cup of coffee as you admire the sunrise emerging from behind the rolling hills across the valley. This serene atmosphere is exactly what Hello Wood’s latest project, the Console House, is designed to offer. The Console House showcases modern architecture design while […]

Read More

This Contemporary Tropical House Design Captures The Essence Of Rural Charm | Urban Hive

As cities continue to grow and evolve, there is a growing desire to incorporate elements of rural living into urban design. By embracing rural living principles, cities can create more eco-friendly and sustainable spaces. Rural living is not just about wide-open spaces and rolling hills. It’s also about community, sustainability, and a connection to nature. […]

Read More

This Home Is An Ode To Luxury Residences That Embrace Earth and Elegance | Vitthal Todkar & Associates

Located in the thriving city of Ichalkaranji, this is an example of luxury residences is a seamless blend of timeless elegance and modern sophistication. The striking exterior, adorned with brick and natural stone cladding, exudes warmth, character, and permanence. These rich textures create a visually captivating façade, harmonizing tradition with contemporary design while making a […]

Read More

Stone in Architecture: 10 Must-Know Projects In India

Throughout history, stone has embodied permanence, artistry, and raw beauty in architecture. From the grandeur of Roman amphitheaters to the earthy elegance of modern villas, stone remains a beloved material for its strength, sustainability, and aesthetic richness. As design trends evolve toward natural materials, eco-conscious decisions, and biophilic design, stone has found new expressions — […]

Read More

This Biophilic Office Design Is Sculpted in Daylight | AD Studio9

The space adopts a biophilic office design and climate-responsive approach, creating a workspace that reimagines urban interiors by deeply embedding them with nature. The style is earthy, minimal, and modern with a strong contextual sensitivity to its location. Also, a lush canopy surrounds the bare-shell site on the first floor, allowing for abundant daylight and […]

Read More

Saba House Is A Wind-Catcher of Memories and Modernity | Project 51 A (h)

The design started from an old house where a family of seven stood, one yet to be born. Hari & Sreelakshmi, Usha-Hari’s mother, Malathi, teacher, Hari’s grandmother, kids, Sankari, Paru, and yet to be born Sreebala. Four generations living in a 60-year-old house that had begun to show its age with dimly lit rooms, leaking […]

Read More

This Wellbeing Centre Blends Seamlessly with the Dense Canopy and Natural Surroundings | Urban Circle

The clients’ requirement was to create a wellbeing centre at Oleander Farms, Karjat, Maharashtra, that would be a tranquil sanctuary for their visitors. Walking through a dense canopy of trees, hearing the soft chirping of birds, we slowly embarked on an expanse of a 2-acre of land that was both open yet heavily tree-laden. This […]

Read More

This Office with Garden Blurs Boundaries between Work and Retreat | Arcline Architects

The thought was to create a space which would act as a formal real estate workspace in the daytime and a family retreat in the evening. By its name, as it is, ‘Leveled. This office with a garden is defined using levels, in terms of volumes, surfaces as well as edges. These levels are rationalized […]

Read More

These Courtyard Villas Connect Deeply with Nature and Everyday Rhythms | The Grid Architects

Nirmay (निर्मय) reflects purity and holistic well-being. Envisioned as a quiet sanctuary amidst the noise of urban life, these courtyard villas offer a way of living that is calm, conscious, and deeply connected to the land. Rooted in sustainability and ecological harmony, the design responds to both nature and the everyday rhythms of its inhabitants. […]

Read More
  • Redefining Modern Living: A Dualistic Approach of One by Two

    This Surat House Captures Breathtaking Views of the Skyline from the 14th Floor | Ground Zero