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Sanskruti Bhavin Patel

2013-2

Residential studio III- Mallya family's residence

The residential studio began with mapping/understanding our own household for activity patterns and capturing the essence of the house. After introducing us with the clients, the process began of understanding each family member in detail and their association with the house which later helped in comprehensive designing solutions for their dwelling. 
According to the families' preferences, choices and nostalgic feelings about their home in Udupi, the concept for the design language of the house revolves around Anglo-Indian furniture style, simple yet powerful south-indian space planning guidelines as well as nature and landscaping playing a very important role in the design. 


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The first plate captures the essence of my home and the next plate is about a mapping exercise for each member and the activities performed by them in the household.

The first plate is a site analysis along with certain prominent features of the site and the next plate showcases the guidelines and concepts I shall try to incorporate in my design.

Design principles that related to the Rhythm concept for planning the home.

Ground floor plan

First floor plan

Section AA and Section BB

Section CC and site plan with proposed landscaping plan.

The first plate gives detail information about the materiality, furniture style and the space planning of the living room whereas the next plate does the same about the grandparent's room.

These plates detail out the material details and furniture ideas for the master bedroom as well as the outdoor backyard.

These plates detail out the kids room(the twins) as well as the Sanjana's (the daughter) room.