AIKYA House
TechnoArchitecture
ARCHITECTS
Technoarchitecture
CLIENTS
Mrs. Divya And Mr. Mohan, Mrs. Divya, Mr. Mohan
ENGINEERING
Sagar Darshan Construction
STRUCTURAL
Harshanarayana M
HVAC
Engineering And Services
MANUFACTURERS
Blum, Grohe, Toto, Fab India, Grey William Marble, Higold, Jaipur Rugs, Kito Ceramics, Life Master, Purple Turtle, Trimble
DESIGN TEAM
Rajesh, Deepak, Saswat, Niket, Kavya, Rajesh, Deepak, Saswat, Niket, Kavya, Mohammed Ali
INTERIORS
Uttan Interiors
LANDSCAPE
Green Flash
FACADE
Aaren Intpro
PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY
Plumbtech Engineers
YEAR
2019
LOCATION
Bengaluru, India
CATAGORY
Houses
This house based in south Bangalore in a 4,800 sq. Ft site is a perfect representation of Techno architecture's ongoing interaction with the new language of tropical residential architecture
The house conflates, rather than juxtaposes indoor mad outdoor spaces in perfect harmony.
Evocative of the simple, open structures of times past, yet possessed of a modernity of spirit perfectly in keeping with contemporary life.
On entering this south facing property, thematically reminiscent of the modern version of “Angel Angkul”, which is used as much to isolate views of the property as to protect inhabitants.
Once inside, the building occupies one portion of the large site area which in turn orients itself into a larger external courtyard which occupies the other half of the site
An elongated bridge in gray stone, extends past the perimeter of the "outdoor living space" linking the water body.
Visitors can enter directly into the landscape area, highlighting the courtyard, while the water body in the north east corner is flanked by the landscape lawn.
On the eastern side of the ground floor, living and the dining areas look directly over the garden and the water body and are designed as a single large area, while The other spaces like kitchen, bedroom etc are designed contributing tithe ordered flow of the property creating an air of space and tranquility.
The main staircase designed part of the internal court, separates the public and semi-public spaces and leads above tp the private bedrooms and the family area which has a small bridge leading to the 'pavilion' on the eastern side.
On the second level, the common utilities like the audio-visual room, bar and the gym are positioned so as to have privacy as well as protection from direct sunlight.
All the spaces are naturally directed inwards, utilizing the central indoor court as well the external landscaped lawn to become focal points, underscoring the dramatic symbiosis between indoor and outdoor spaces.
