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This is a long-distance shot that captures the entire structure of the building, highlighting its greenery concept.

This exterior shot showcases the building's first floor car park, with a space garden enclosed in a metal cage located on the upper deck. — This exterior shot showcases the building’s first floor car park, with a space garden enclosed in a metal cage located on the upper deck.

This is a close-up shot of a pergola located in front of the unit.

At the entrance, there is a textured brick wall that serves as a separation and functions as a passive ventilation screen.

The living room boasts a high ceiling, creating a spacious atmosphere. Additionally, the organic curtain adds a unique touch to the overall design.

This is a luxury private residence. situated in a highly urbanized context at Rajagiriya Gardens. Main design strategy is to create habitable spaces with greenery to provide necessary relaxation. A key design locus of this dwelling is to admit adequate natural light and ventilation to the house. while providing a necessary level of shading.

This is achieved through spaces penetrated with semi open garden areas with pergolas and louvers, an open to sky terrace and a sit out deck. The house in a sense attempt to embrace the garden spaces around it. A textured brick wall at the entrance acts as a separation and a passive ventilation screen. The semi open green terrace, with frangi-pani trees and covered by a screen. gives filtered views towards the street.