Ahmedabad – 6,000 Sq.ft - ONGOING
Eliseo
The penthouse is envisioned as a calm, meditative retreat within the city—a home that slows the pace of everyday life through space, light, proportion, and materiality.
Residential
Madhuban
Material clarity · layered form · family living
Design Intent
A FARMHOUSE THAT FEELS RELAXED, ROOTED & CULTURAL
Spatial hierarchy • Calm transitions • Contextual presence
Set across 2.5 acres of serene landscape in Demol, Madhuban is a contemporary interpretation of traditional Indian living. The farmhouse draws from vernacular principles, local materials, and familiar spatial experiences to create a home that is deeply rooted in its setting yet relaxed, understated, and relevant to contemporary life.
Natural materials, handcrafted details, and a warm tonal palette soften the architecture and create an atmosphere of ease. The result is a residence that feels connected to place and culture without becoming decorative or nostalgic.
3
PRIMARY SPATIAL LAYERS
2020
YEAR COMPLETED
3
INTEGRATED ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIOR DESIGN AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
100%
Focus on Peace, Context & Connection
Key Moves
What Shaped the Outcome
Three guiding decisions shaped the architecture, atmosphere, and lived experience of Madhuban.
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Layered Planning
The plan creates a gradual transition between indoors and outdoors, using a covered otta, generous openings, and connected spaces to bring the farm landscape into everyday life. Rather than separating the house from its surroundings, the planning allows both to flow naturally into one another.
02
Strategic Openings
Openings were carefully positioned to frame views, invite natural light, and preserve privacy. Each aperture establishes a measured relationship with the landscape, creating moments of openness while maintaining a sense of intimacy within.
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Vernacular Approach
Traditional materials, textures, and a restrained natural palette soften the contemporary expression of the house. The approach draws from local building traditions and material sensibilities, creating a quiet continuity between architecture, interiors, and the surrounding landscape.
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