The C-Plan House uses a 9000 sft plot to great advantage by maximizing use of a central courtyard-garden, inspired by the “aangan” in traditional Indian homes. The courtyard-garden is at the core of the home and all rooms on the lower and upper level look into it. From the street there is complete privacy. The house reads as a series of staggered abstract linear planes. A 60ft wall clad in copper sheets leads one to the entrance foyer in the south west.
Expanses of polished Kota stone are offset with teakwood with certain vertical planes in exposed concrete. The monotone shell is punched with a lot of colour in the furniture, artwork and accessories.
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