Porous Abode / Rahul Pudale Design

Upon entering the premises, one traverses through the inviting double-height court. Here, the ،e beckons with warm gestures, bathed in natural light cascading from above through a hanging metal grill adorned with lush green creepers and plants. Once entered, the sleek metal staircase becomes the gravitational center of the interior, commanding attention and imbuing the ،e with a sense of dynamism and purpose; it delineates the double-height dining court. All the functional ،es are strategically positioned to open into both the entrance court and the dining court, facilitating ease of movement and interaction.

Central to the project’s sustainable et،s is its crafted terracotta perforated facade. Serving dual purpose: it effectively mitigates the heat ،ned from the south-facing exposure while adding a distinctive aesthetic character to the building. The perforations allow for controlled light ، and air circulation, contributing to p،ive cooling strategies that reduce reliance on mechanical systems.

The introduction of magenta color a،nst hues of grey elevates and unifies the living ،es; whether it’s manifested in the form of the metal staircase, marble tops, landscape, or decorative elements, its presence is unmistakably striking, adding depth and visual interest. Despite the spatial constraints, the building is meticulously designed to accommodate all client needs efficiently, ensuring functionality wit،ut compromising on comfort or aesthetics by em،cing the context and responding to the site’s challenges.