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Sri & Max / designQA dream home of Mr. and Mrs. Prashanth, a young software professional couple, who wanted a simple yet elegant contemporary design for a medium budget scheme, for the site size of 15’ X 34’6”. The Site was abutted by Low income houses on either sides, with a medium width approach road. bi fold door systems australiaThis 1550 Square feet house was achieved in three levels. used jeep wrangler 4 door for sale in nyGround level for closed 7’ ht. Car parking, First Level with a Bed room for their parents, Living, Kitchen, Modern Puja room, Common Toilet and a Utility closer to kitchen and the Second Level with Two bed rooms and Attached toilets.garage door installation oshawa

Though it was a small site, we worked on a open type planning with a judicious use of skylites as it was not possible to provide windows on longer side of the house because of abutments on either sides. Only source of ventilation was from front and rear sides, Challenge was to achieve Maximum use of plot, providing abundant natural lighting and ventilation. roll up door repair philadelphiaOur main intention was to have a sense of large space in a small house, which again has to be clean and airy.patio set for sale london ontario The exernal façade of the house is just 15’ wide and treated with locally available strip sone cladding on a linear Grid, rest wih two windos and a butched glass opening. car window repair tweed heads

The top most portion of the stone cladded surface houses the over head water tank. Internal Spaces are given a modern touch with simple furniture design which is a combination of dark brown and white colored veneers and laminates, complimented with Light green polished kutney stone with dark green marble bands as patterns for the flooring. exterior wood doors with sidelightsThe Puja room is done with a truncated pyramid roof , with a skylite at the top. Though it looks ethnic the use of Glass partition, glass door, Planter box makes it look modern, Thus making it a perfect blend of ancient and modern architecture. The vertical circulation from first level to second level happens with a chain link RCC stairs with natural polished Teak wood flooring and from second level to terrace level with M.S. stairs with wooden planks for the treads. House 42 / DesignQOld doors and windows, antique wooden columns and metal drainpipes give this house in Mumbai an aesthetic its architects claim is inspired by the ramshackle buildings found throughout the city (+ slideshow).

Local studio S+PS Architects designed Collage House to accommodate four generations of the same family. It is located on top of a hill overlooking Mumbai, and is arranged in a traditional Indian style around a central courtyard to avoid unwanted overlooking from neighbouring buildings. The architects were influenced by the ad-hoc building typologies that many of the city's inhabitants construct using found materials. This prompted them to used salvaged materials in their design, helping to promote an alternative approach to recycling. "Living in Mumbai, it is impossible to ignore the informal settlements in the city," said SP+S Architects in a project description, "and if looked at closely there are many lessons to be learnt in frugality, adaptability, multi-tasking, resourcefulness and ingenuity." "A visual language emerges that is of the found object, ad-hoc, eclectic, patched and collaged," they added. "An attempt has been made here to apply some of these lessons without romanticising or fetishising them."

At the front of the house, doors and windows salvaged from demolished buildings around the city are combined to form a surface that wraps around two sides of the living room. Several of the reclaimed windows, doors and shutters retain their hinges, allowing them to be opened to provide views and natural ventilation. A bedroom on the floor above features a balcony made from blue glass that projects from the facade. A paved parking area at street level is flanked by a brick-lined entrance and a carved glass wall. Behind this glazing, a Puja room provides a tranquil setting for prayers and contemplation. Also on this level are rooms occupied and used by the household's staff, service areas including a lift encased in decorative chain-link fencing, and a 50,000-litre rainwater harvesting tank surrounded by rock removed during the excavation process. On one side of a central courtyard, rusted metal plates are riveted together to form a cladding surface. The courtyard also features a planter covered with colourful tile samples and a wall faced with unused stone slivers salvaged from a stone cutter's yard.

Another of the walls lining the courtyard is made from metal pipes of varying diameters that are fixed together to form a surface resembling bamboo stalks. At the base of the wall, a series of spouts create a water feature during the monsoon period. The architects sought to contrast the old, reclaimed materials with contemporary ones, including a concrete frame that wraps around the exterior and provides a sense of isolation from the neighbouring buildings. The concrete surfaces are rough on the outside and smooth on the inside to enhance the notion of contrast. The same material is used for ceilings inside the house, including in the main living and dining room where it is moulded into a ridged form. The building's roof terrace accommodates a lightweight, steel and glass pavilion, topped with solar panels and decorated with 100-year-old columns removed from a dismantled house. Other materials found in the property include flooring made from old Burma teak rafters and purlins, fabric waste used to upholster chairs, colonial furniture, old cement tiles, carved wooden mouldings and various traditional objects used for new purposes.