Proposed Residence for S. Jagtar Singh Gill
From an architectural point of view, this residence designed by Hothico Architects for S. Jagtar Singh Gill exhibits a refined blend of modernist form, functional layout, and material richness. The elevation features clean horizontal and vertical lines balanced by subtle variations in massing. The use of exposed stone, textured wood finishes, and glass allows for a layered façade that feels both solid and warm, enhancing curb appeal while reflecting contemporary design language.
The building’s spatial composition prioritizes symmetry and openness. Wide balconies and large glazed windows not only provide natural ventilation and light but also extend the indoor living experience outdoors. The sleek railing system, combined with prominent white columns, adds rhythm and depth to the structure. Integration of different textures — from smooth plastered walls to rough stone cladding — creates visual contrast while maintaining harmony across the elevations.
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Architectural Highlights:
Mixed-material façade: natural stone, wood-finish panels, and neutral plaster tones.
Multi-level balconies for optimal light, ventilation, and view orientation.
Bold yet balanced vertical and horizontal masses for a modern silhouette.
Secure and elegant entry gate design with matching stone-clad boundary walls.
Strategic use of overhangs for shade and protection from the elements.
This design exemplifies Hothico Architects’ commitment to creating personalized, functional, and visually compelling residential architecture.
