The project is ideally located in a local area called New Alkapuri in Vadodara, Gujarat. The plot is rectangular in shape with a length of 80’9” and a width of 71’4.5”. A Main 7.5m approach road follows an internal street of 6m, the east-facing plot is drafted with a climatic appearance with a Vastu oriented design.
In Samyak, the house is distributed on two levels and involves living for 3 generations; the ground floor accommodates their elderly parents. The street-facing front side of the house is sheathed by bold exposed concrete masses. Submerged into exposed brick work and hints of whites on the façade the windows and the open volumes are brought up in a way that it allows the house to breathe and respond to the flows of nature, daylight and conditions outside.
The daytime volumes, including a formal and informal living area, are oriented towards the eastern street side of the site, filtered by the screen of greens and masses shading the whole structure in itself, while the private spaces overlook a lush garden.
on the first floor, the bedrooms were laid in the sunward directions with the children's room opening up in the south directing the wind into the house, the master bedroom was facing the garden and had a play of light all day with the movement of the sun. A home theatre was laid on the back side to avoid the harsh sun exposure and was allocated with a bar table.
Moving ahead to the informal living area again planned in the sun-ward direction is kept cool with the prominent use of blue and grey. The masses were placed in such a way that the garden came out to be a good sit-out extension with pergolas placed at a 20’ height playing with the sunlight all day also the use of exposed brick produced the whole space an earthy effect.
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