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Payi Payi in Panchkula, India by Studio Ardete Pvt. Ltd

Tuesday, October 22nd, 2019

Article source: Studio Ardete Pvt. Ltd

Payi-Payi Departmental store is concept evolved from the new age retail in the era of stiff competition from e-commerce. The design was un-conventional attempt for the typology of the space.

Image Courtesy © Ar. Purnesh Dev Nikhanj

Architects: Studio Ardete Pvt. Ltd
Project: Payi Payi
Location: SECTOR 20, Panchkula, (Haryana), India
Photography: Ar.Purnesh Dev Nikhanj
Area: 5953 Sqft
Name of Designer: Ar. Badrinath Kaleru
Design Team: Ar. Badrinath Kaleru, Ar. Prerna Kaleru, Ar. Anusha Sharma, Ar. Mehak Gupta

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Sky Box House in Panchkula, India by Garg Architects

Wednesday, July 11th, 2018

Article source: Garg Architects

The Sky Box house, constructed in a small rectangular 240 sq. meters lot of land, located in the Himalayan foothills, facing towards the north direction, is an architectural outcome guided by three main design aspects – Light, Simplicity and Proportions. The client for the project was a nuclear family with each of the three members involved in different professions, thus, possessing distinctive tastes and preferences.

Image Courtesy © Purnesh Dev Nikhanj

Architects: Garg Architects
Project: Sky Box House
Location: Sector- 29, Panchkula, India
Photography: Purnesh Dev Nikhanj
Structural Engineer: Rakhra Associates
Contractor: Building Pro Solutions
Project Budget: Rs. 90 lakhs (construction cost only) 140,000 $ approx.
Project Area: 240 square meters
Project Year: 2017
Project Duration: 6 months

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Pool Yard House in Panchkula, India by Studio Ardete

Friday, February 16th, 2018

Article source: Studio Ardete

Located on a busy sectoral road of the city of Panchkula, the Pool House was designed for an elderly couple and their visiting family and friends. The design brief was to visualize a house exuding comfort, designed for relaxation and leisure.

The concept was to place emphasis on the courtyard and pool areas, with these acting as the focal point of the space.

The facade has been designed in two individual masses.