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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Framed House in Bangalore, India by Crest ArchitectsMay 20th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Crest Architects Located within a gated community in North Bangalore, the square shaped plot of this residence abuts the road on southern and western sides and enjoys views of the encompassing greenery. Based on the client’s requirements, our approach was to design a modest house with specific emphasis on natural light and ventilation.  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J
 Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J The design process and choice of materials for construction was influenced by a cost effective budget. Our approach was to create a compact layout that accommodated the requirements of the client while also establishing a sense of spaciousness to create a balance of connectivity and privacy. The open floor plan which consists of a living, dining, kitchen, puja and three bedrooms are spread across two floors. A semi-open puja adjoining the dinning has been designed with a sense of verticality to enhance the volume of the space. The solid wooden railing wrapped round the central staircase adds a dramatic effect in the interiors. The double height living and dining spaces are opened up to get a view of the landscaped garden and glazed skylights allow ample natural light to infiltrate the open scheme of the house. The south –western façade was kept almost entirely plain with narrow slit windows to avoid the harsh sun. These windows are accentuated with Sadahalli stone chajjas which frames compelling views of the surrounding landscape.  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J Exposed concrete finish and white plastered walls induce a subtle ambience in both the interior and exterior. The building form was developed as an abstraction of cubes with planes extracted along different surfaces to produce an exquisite structure. The striking vertical masses harmonize with the surrounding and articulate the function of the house creating geometric elevations. The rustic character and design language throughout the house is intended to be simple that reflects the lifestyle of the client.  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J  Image Courtesy © Crest Architects  Image Courtesy © Crest Architects  Image Courtesy © Crest Architects  Image Courtesy © Crest Architects  Image Courtesy © Crest Architects  Image Courtesy © Crest Architects  Image Courtesy © Crest Architects
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