Proposed Residence for Gorsian Nihal
The featured residence in the image exemplifies a modern architectural approach that harmonizes bold geometry with refined material usage. The design showcases a multi-level façade that plays with interlocking volumes, achieving both functional zoning and aesthetic dynamism. A combination of flat roofs, sloped tile sections, and staggered balconies emphasizes spatial layering, while clean lines and overhanging slabs reinforce the modernist language of the structure. The balance between vertical and horizontal elements gives the building a composed yet prominent street presence.
Material selection and detailing play a critical role in this composition. The exterior is enriched with a curated palette of finishes, including earthy-toned cladding, textured stone, sleek glass balustrades, and muted beige plaster. These elements not only enhance visual appeal but also contribute to thermal comfort and durability. The use of horizontal fins and vertical louvers serves both as sun control devices and as aesthetic motifs that break the monotony of large surface areas. The boundary wall integrates seamlessly with the overall structure, offering privacy while preserving visual connectivity through metal rail inserts and gated transparency.
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Key architectural features include:
Multi-tiered balconies with glass railings that enhance openness and views.
Contrasting textures and neutral tones that enrich visual depth.
Functional zoning with private, semi-private, and service areas clearly demarcated.
Use of shading devices such as louvers and projections to optimize natural light.
A well-integrated garage space with sleek rolling shutters for utility and aesthetics.
