Proposed Residence for the Hothi Family
From an architectural standpoint, this proposed residence for the Hothi family showcases a harmonious blend of modern form with classical detailing. The symmetrical façade is emphasized by clean lines and balanced proportions, while the use of tall columns adds a sense of grandeur. The design embraces open balconies and extensive fenestration, ensuring natural light penetrates deep into the living spaces. The elevation is thoughtfully designed to provide visual appeal and functional connectivity across levels.
The residence also demonstrates strategic use of materials—light beige plaster walls contrast beautifully with the brick cladding surrounding the large windows. These brick insets not only introduce texture but also provide thermal insulation benefits. The wrought iron balcony railings with floral motifs add an element of elegance and bring softness to the strong vertical and horizontal lines of the structure. The prominent front porch supported by classical columns creates a welcoming focal point.
architect:
project type:
Terms:
client:
Strategy:
date:
Key Architectural Features:
- Dual balconies on both floors with ornamental railing for aesthetic and safety.
- Ample fenestration using large windows for natural light and ventilation.
- Ground-level garden with layered landscaping enhances curb appeal.
- Integration of classical elements like columns and cornices with modern design.
- Flat roof design optimized for potential future solar panel installation or rooftop utilities.
- Thoughtfully placed garage and entry access that ensure functionality and visual balance.
