Well-known architectural concepts like modern aesthetics and soothing pastel colors are reinterpreted and amalgamated into a design that breaks the norm of residential projects in the city to create a building that speaks for itself yet remains a private home to a family.

The ground floor is spatially designed to accommodate major public areas with a cut-out that shifts across the floors, providing a visual connection from upper levels.

Throughout the house concrete texture plays the main element and material used, serving as both, a canvas and the primary art as well.

Even the furniture, artwork, and lighting are carefully designed to accentuate the spatial experience. 

The residence revolves around the greens not only in its aesthetics through design elements but operation and functionality as well. From using solar panels on the roof to a rainwater harvesting system in place.