Private Residence No. 07 / FLXBL Design Consultancy

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Ahmedabad, India
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  8500 ft²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2018
  • Photographs
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Jaquar, Mitsubishi Electric, Nirvana, Schneider Holz, Toto
  • Lead Architects: Cunal Parmar
Private Residence No. 07 / FLXBL Design Consultancy - Garden
© Harsh Pandya / Panchkon

Text description provided by the architects. The house, dubbed as the Private Residence No. 7 is located in the middle of a neo-posh locality of the city. The exposed-concrete residence shows how architecture can be used as a tool to give expression to human mind through a clever play of open and closed spaces. The house is crafted for the family of four keeping with their love for nature and the keen desire for accommodating immense greens in the spaces such that it mingles with the daily life of the family through elevated garden and rooftop courtyard.

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© Harsh Pandya / Panchkon
Ground Floor Plan
Private Residence No. 07 / FLXBL Design Consultancy - Sofa, Chair
© Harsh Pandya / Panchkon

The residence demonstrates programmatic and experiential continuity through a complex interlinking between the solid and the void. Its interior spaces adorned with a mix of wood and other urban fabric create an interesting contrast with the concrete exterior enhancing the exterior views.

Private Residence No. 07 / FLXBL Design Consultancy - Windows, Facade
© Harsh Pandya / Panchkon

The building responds to the local climate which is typically hot for a major part of the year while it brings in plenty of natural light and ventilation in every room. The openings are oriented to pull in more light from the north and east facades and to significantly reduce heat gain from the south and west.

Private Residence No. 07 / FLXBL Design Consultancy - Windows
© Harsh Pandya / Panchkon

The interior voids, facade openings, rooftop courtyard, elevated garden and extended walls work together with light, shadow and the landscape to create a powerful influence of nature while keeping the identity of that of the monolith intact. The ground floor houses a large living room extending towards the dining area at the south, a family room at the west and the entrance at the east, all of which look onto peripheral gardens.

Private Residence No. 07 / FLXBL Design Consultancy - Facade, Concrete, Windows, Courtyard
© Harsh Pandya / Panchkon

The living room is oriented on a north-south axis to attract northern light inside the residence, and the kitchen and dining spaces extend into southern dining patio and raised garden. The approach way to the entrance provides one with a view of the rooftop garden and a hint of a secret tree court. The bedrooms and entertainment room at the first level extend along the eastern side of the rooftop courtyard capturing a cinemascope view of the green spaces and a skyline of the trees and screening landscapes.

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© Harsh Pandya / Panchkon

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Cite: "Private Residence No. 07 / FLXBL Design Consultancy" 11 Jun 2018. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/896038/private-residence-no-07-flxbl-design-consultancy> ISSN 0719-8884

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