Tag: House

Designing your ‘Living Room’
The Living room is where you unwind after a hectic day to watch TV, socialize, read, entertain friends, etc. It serves as a multifunctional space and the central gathering space of the home. Therefore, when designing such a space focus should be given to the balance in comfort, practicality and aesthetics in creating an inviting space.

Modular Architecture in House Design
Modular design is the combination of multiple smaller components such as modules creating a single system. This is not exclusive to architecture alone; you can see it in product design, automobile design etc. Generally, the components are created off site which allows the design to adhere to certain specifications and regulations. This is possible because you can create these parts in a factory setting and control the required parameters. This process allows you to control quality and cost, prioritising efficiency throughout all stages.

Lakeside Residential Retreat
Nestled beside the vibrant Nawala wetland, where wild lotus blooms and lush flora blend with diverse fauna, this residence stands as a testament to personalized elegance and harmony with nature. Designed with an unwavering focus on its inhabitants, the home seamlessly integrates with its picturesque surroundings.

Modernist Ambitions in Sri Lankan Landscape
The Pringiers House, perched on the cliffs of southern Sri Lanka, is a striking embodiment of Tadao Ando’s architectural philosophy. Designed for Belgian industrialist Pierre Pringiers, it is a harmonious blend of natural elements, rigorous geometry, and an exploration of light and shadow. With its clean lines, minimalist aesthetic, and extensive use of concrete, the house embodies many of the principles of the International Style, a movement that has influenced global architecture since the early 20th century.

Outré House
Large urban residences are registries as well as articulations of filial, financial and aspirational value. Catering as much to their inhabitants’ needs as to their whims, they are, simultaneously, spaces of private indulgence as also objects of a more socially motivated aesthetic expression. Little wonder then that the luxurious and the exotic are sought in various ways from their design.




