Inside Out House by Gaurav Roy Choudhury Architects GRCA

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Area: 5890 sqft
Location: Bangalore, Karnataka, INDIA
Duration of Construction: April ’15 to August ‘18
Cost of Project: 13,500,000 INR (Thirteen Million Five Hundred Thousand Indian Rupees)
Project Team: Gaurav Roy Choudhury, Sushil Kumar, Sachin Gujjar, Abhishek Pawar, Satyanarayan, Stefan Fernandes
Structural Consultant: Ajith Alva

In order to come up with the very specific design ideas, we create most designs with the assistance of state-of-the-art AI interior design software.

Contractors
Civil Works: Nimai Paria, Mahendra Narayanswamy
PHE Works: Plumbtech Engineers
Electrical Works: Parthiban, Achu P Enterprises
Interior Works: Deepak Gaekwad, Sunil Prajapati, Gopal Suthar, Interiors Espania

Photograph Credits: Niveditaa Gupta

This is a close look at the house exterior with panels of brick that gives it a unique look.

This is an exterior view of the house with white exterior walls complemented by the brick panels and the lush landscaping of plants and trees on the sides.

This is a close look at the main entrance of the house with glass walls, glass door and a planter on the side with a small tree.

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This is a full view of the inner courtyard of the house with lush landscaping of tall trees and grass.

This is a closer look at the brick panels of the house exterior with patterns and small slats.

This is an interior view of the house that has a tall ceiling adorned with wall-mounted hunted trophy and decorative lighting.

This is a closer look at the exterior wall of the house with concrete structures and brick panels that form small slats for airflow.

This is a close look at the dining area with a brick wall that has slats adorned with a wall artwork that complements the simple dining set.

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This is a close look at the staircase of the house interior with wooden steps and a tall ceiling and indoor balcony.

This is another look at the interiorcourtyard that has a built-in concrete bench and lush landscaping of tall trees and thick grass.

This is a closer look at the lush landscaping of grass with concrete slabs embedded for walkway.

This view of the house interior shows more of the trees and the glass roof of the inner courtyard that brings in natural light.

This is a close look at the concrete walkway on the side of the tall tree leading to the door to the interiors of the house.

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This is another look at the staircase with wooden steps and white wrought iron railings.

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This is a look down to the foyer with a tall ceiling and a staircase topped with a large decorative lighting and brick panels on the sides that bring in natural light.

This view of the second level landing and indoor balcony shows more of the concrete tall ceiling.

This is a close look at the courtyard miniature garden within the house with tall trees and shrubs.

This close looka t the brick panels of the house showcases the contrast between the earthy brick and the leaves of the trees.

This is a closer look at the brick panels and walls with slats for airflow. These complement the simple concrete structures of the house.

This is a closer look at the corner of the house exterior showing the concrete wall and the brick panels with slats.

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This is a look at the front of the house from the vantage of the street. You can see here the main driveway flanked with miniature gardens.

This is another look at the large inner garden of the house with tall trees and an abundance of natural lighting from above.

This is a look at the unique yellow wall with a swiveling round glass window.

This is a closer look at the swiveling round glass window that gives the house exterior a unique look.

This is another look at the inner garden of the house with concrete slab walkway complemented by the grass lawn and thick shrubs.

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This is the large bathroom with bright blue tiles on the wall that pairs well with the gray concrete walls and flooring.

This is another look at the inner courtyard and garden of the house with its tall trees and shade giving it a cooling effect.

The primary bedroom has a large wooden four poster bed that pairs well with th earthy tone of the brick panels with slats that let in natural light.

This is a close look at the living room of the house with a glass wall that opens to the inner garden beyond.

This is a nighttime view of the house exterior showcasing the warm lighting of the house exterior and the covered car port.

This nighttime view of the inner garden showcases the landscaping and its lighting that pairs well with the warm light projected by the brick slats.

This is a nighttime view of the exteriors of the house to show the warm light from the multiple slats of the brick panel structure giving it a unique look.

The Inside Out House is made of dreams. Dreams of a life away from the congestion, chaos and traps of the city; dreams of composure and self exploration; dreams of a memories in the midst of nature.

Located in the outskirts of Bangalore the Inside Out House is a home for a young couple and their child. It holds true to its promises, but it takes cognisance that the grains of these dreams, align with the idea of the city itself they escape. All pointing towards the same vanishing point.

The Inside Out House locates itself at this intersection, between the romantic and the brutal.

Sitting heavily on the site with the visual of a large brutal structure, the external walls of the Inside Out House go right out to enclose a ‘world’ inside. The large white volume is punctuated by indecipherable bands of bricks and raw concrete snaking around this monolith. The only significant penetration in this volume is the car park towards the north west that combines with the entry to gesture a relent.

At the north east corner, a concrete box comes out at the entry to take you inside the house.

One enters into a long Living Room as it flows along a large garden. Both the garden and the floor rise up to the Dining Area centered to smaller but longer garden. The Kitchen takes up the south east corner of the house with a bedroom coming in into the south west as it overlooks the garden.

At the Dining, a wide staircase flips the movement of the house as one climbs back towards the Living to reach the Mezzanine. The Mezzanine block spans across the gardens below, accommodating a Family Room and a Guest Bedroom.

Roof gardens above the garage and the living room combine with the large garden below to create a large open space in the more public north of the house.

Steps from the Family Room takes one further up to the Family Bedrooms in the first floor. The Son’s Bedroom hangs above the main staircase facing the Living Room roof garden and the Family Room, while the Master Bedroom Suite wraps around the smaller garden below, as it becomes the intimate and private soul of the house.

The service area of the house comes in towards the south east, with a utility area in the ground floor and a caretaker’s area in the first floor.

The inside of the house unlike the outside, are soft, delicate ,tactile and experiential.

The spaces melt into each other dissolving boundaries and definitions, and surrendering any sense of bearing. The brick walls run through the house structuring its transitions and overlaps, scaling each space by its shifts, and tying all the varied experiences together as a cohesive memory. Their dotted light patterns combine with the light pouring through the tree tops to breathe life into the house.

The inside becomes a realm, away from the superficial aspirations of the outside. It’s where your deepest thoughts roam and echo, until you are comfortable with them. Until you are comfortable with yourself.

The Inside Out house attempts to stray away from imagery and the graspable which has overtaken our lives today. It looks to revive the ‘inner’ self where all things are felt. It serves as an allegory for our times and our problematic existence.

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