Design: Modo Designs

Location: Gandhinagar

Year: 2018

This is the front view of the house showcasing the concrete structures that support the see-through wooden panels of the second level.

This area has a tall ceiling for a unique look that leads to the main entrance of the house.

upon entry of the car port, you can see large wooden doors and glass walls that show the interiors of the home.

This is the airy and bright living room with glass walls on each side that brightens the gray sofa and its round white coffee table.

The couple of gray sofas of the living room stands outa against the bright and shiny floor that leads to another sitting area.

This is a wide view of the back of the house showcasing the large glass walls that is complemented by the lush landscaping of grass lawns and potted plants.

This view of the house also shows the large balcony with wooden hand rails.

This is a nighttiome view of the house showcasing the bright interiors of the house that is clearly seen through the glass walls.

This is a 3D representation of the house showcasing the various structures of the house.

This is a closer view of the 3D illustration that features wooden elements that complement the concrete structures.

This side of the house shows the size of the backyard grass lawn as well as the glass wall of the ground level.

This house is a weekend retreat for a family residing in Ahmedabad. It also houses office space for work purposes in Gandhinagar. Designed as an L-type layout comprising of a living area, dining area, kitchen, a workspace, and a bedroom at the lower level and one bedroom on the upper level. The entire formation is a cascading one having interplay of volumes.

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