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Architecture

2023

Photographer : Agrawal Color Vision

This "TWIN GABLE" sits in the city of Sarangpur, imitating the simplicity and also the form emerging with the surrounding holding the conspicuous two gabled roofs. Façade was created in order that it goes along with the city's skyline. The form and material selections were critical in achieving the intended outcomes. This 5800 sqft site was separated into open, semi-open, and enclosed sections, resulting in a transformation in the ambience with movement.

Creating a buffer zone at the entry that serves as both the grand plaza leading to the garden and the home and can also be used as open parking as needed. The large welcoming stairs at the entry lead to the garden and gazebo, with the lovely water body forming a peaceful corner of the home, with the garden and scenery on its neighboring sides.

Level play was vital not just in separating the spaces but also in establishing diverse experiential gathering spaces. These levels, as well as the following arrangement of open spaces, serve as a cover for the service rooms (servant room, electrical room, and car parking) in the backdrop. Going into the Twin Gable, one is greeted with a gorgeous foyer next to the double heighted living and drawing room, withstanding a great view of the garden, leaving a beautiful sense of grandness. Along with it, the ground level has the kitchen and dining area, as well as two rooms that are connected to the garden and landscape, while retaining the hierarchy of enclosed, semi-open, and open areas. This results in the creation of a relaxing or refreshing point for each room.

Moving on to the first level, it has three rooms, a lounge, and the home-theatre for entertainment. Each room also has a great view of the sunset or dawn, creating a beautiful point of relaxation. The house "TWIN GABLE" meets all of the client's requirements while also reflecting their modest and grounded personality from the inside out. It is also highlighted by components such as the gabled roof, pergola, and open enclosed connection as well as the earthen color palette.