Facade house blocks air vents
In a world of increasing complexity Sometimes we are satisfied with the beauty in a simple, clean structure. Like the ‘White Screen House’ project, a house with a white porous shell. Located on Dwarka Expressway, Gurugram, India. Adhere to this philosophy and present it in a concrete way. Just by adding the brick material to the front, it immediately becomes an important highlight of this house.
Two-story modern house Located next to Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram, simplicity is the main focus. However, what must be considered in designing is that the house must have a structure that is well ventilated both outside and inside the core. This approach is the result of a discussion between the council and the owner. The front of the building uses white floral vent blocks arranged several meters high. Its elegant lines accentuate the vertical volumes of the home. while still allowing light and air to flow freely through the pores. The interior has strategically placed openings.
From the entrance you can see the black granite flooring and green trees. He added details to make the white structure look more dimensional. Inside the house, furniture in cream, gray tones and light brown stone pattern tile floors are used. Come add visual diversity. Without making the house look too dark or aggressive, it still has a Mood&Tone that is modern, simple, but warm and lively.
Arrangement of functions within the home The ground floor consists of a living room, kitchen, and guest room. and dressing room that can all be connected to each other, providing a wide open living space while the upper floor has a family living room, master bedroom and children’s bedrooms. On the ground floor there are several vertical glass windows arranged in rows. So that the living area can receive a lot of natural light. Indian window and door elements that are glass often have wrought iron inserts for security. There is one for this house as well, but it is designed with graphic lines that match the style of the house.
According to the owner’s request, he wanted a house that reminded him of his childhood. Where the house used to be was a traditional Rajasthani courtyard. The team therefore plans that the floor plan will be in accordance with modern lifestyles. Then, a double-height hall was carved into the staircase with a skylight made of glass blocks in a checkerboard pattern. Make the common areas of the house bright. There is a green area with artificial grass and plant pots under the stairs. It makes you feel like there is a garden in the middle of the house like you’re used to.
