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House of Material and Character / SHROFFLEóN

Miwa Negoro — Tue, 08 Apr 2025 19:00:00 +0000

Rarely does one get a chance to redesign a house that has a recent memory of its past owners. More reason for the son to keep the homage alive and for us to do justice to redesigning while keeping the essence alive. The conservationists within us felt a nudge. Adaptive reuse and conservation were the two keywords that came to us instinctively. The questions that arose and the ones we attempted to answer thereby: How do we familiarise new into the existing structure while keeping its character alive? How do we bring elements such as a greenhouse, a pool, an entrance porch, and a semi-open verandah to enhance the experience? How do we make it our own?

Mirador Residence / SHROFFLEóN

Pilar Caballero — Fri, 08 Oct 2021 06:00:00 +0000

Deep within the untamed wilderness of Karjat, stands a symbol of refuge on a tranquil 3.5 acres of farmland. Molded as a monolithic mass of architecture, a building docks itself in liquid stone as an escape from the rigor of city life. The built form mimics the natural rusticity of its surroundings by standing bare against the sun to weather gracefully, as it was crafted to do so. It is in this state of solitude and aging character that the farmhouse becomes a second home to a family eagerly in search of a change in pace, far from any vestige of civilization.

Aurelia - House Under a Pool / SHROFFLEoN

Daniel Tapia — Wed, 27 Sep 2017 19:00:00 +0000

Alibagh often referred to as the Hamptons of Mumbai, is the location of choice for the Second Homes of Mumbai's many. It is here, in the hilly village of Katalpada set amidst an exceptionally beautiful context of rolling undulated landscape, boasting of instagrammable views and surrounded by several picturesque hills, earmarked to be forest lands, does Aurelia find itself situated.

The Orange Extension / Shroffleon

Cristian Aguilar — Fri, 30 Oct 2015 19:00:00 +0000

The project is an extension to a large 60 year old family home in Bandra, Mumbai, 1500 square meters, spread over four floors. The client being a lover and collector of super luxury cars requested twin extensions to his home in the form of canopies, to protect his prized possessions from the elements, along with an overall modernization of the facilities including an exterior elevator core.