Modern skylight design

Isvara which means “house of light”, is a residential project of 2,458 sq.ft built up area on 1,277 sq.ft plot in Dahod, Gujarat. This 3bhk modest, spacious, and earthy brick house is designed in a way that a space is created to unwind and recharge.

A dark cottage that was a candidate for demolition was instead reworked into a sustainable and light-filled space

The scales of the Residence Design with its carefully perforated volumes, simple lines, and the layered facade

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The poise induced by the light filigree like wooden screen across the south and south east edge and the cantilevered slab anchored to the walls on the south west and eastern side, stood in contrast to the fragility brought in by resting the south east corner of the balcony over a circular column. This strategy helped us in anchoring the eye to the void below the loggia and creating a sense of balance between the solid and void.

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It’s a lesson on dramatising scale and modernising Indian art forms…from intricately-created hand-painted murals to antique windows and doors framing the length of the wall span, and right up to the open plan design of the ceiling where we feel as if the sky becomes a part of this home…