Contemporary Residence, Designed for S. Jasvir Singh
This contemporary residence, designed for S. Jasvir Singh at Village Tarpur, showcases a dynamic interplay of modern materials and clean structural lines. The architectural language is defined by the bold use of geometric volumes, deep balconies, and prominent rooflines that enhance both aesthetics and functionality. The façade elegantly blends textured beige stone with subtle pastel cladding, while the large vertical windows allow natural light to permeate deep into the interior spaces, reinforcing the home’s connection with its environment.
The design articulates a strong sense of openness and privacy through its layering of balconies, canopies, and strategic voids. Each floor has been composed with visual balance, offering distinct outdoor zones that serve both recreational and climatic functions. The elevated terraces and angular projections give the house a sculptural form, while the neutral tones and material palette lend it a timeless quality. The architecture thoughtfully addresses both the scale of the family it serves and the rural context it inhabits.
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Key architectural highlights:
- Multi-level terraces and balconies offer enhanced ventilation and panoramic outdoor views.
- Extended roof projections provide sun shading and rain protection.
- Material palette features textured stone, horizontal cladding, and wood-toned railing finishes for warmth and contrast.
- Large corner windows create visual openness while maintaining privacy.
- Symmetrical massing ensures structural clarity and aesthetic cohesion.
