The People Tree House: A Sanctuary for Harmonious Living

This animated walkthrough shows how the five floors of the People Tree House are organized, from the basement work areas to the rooftop terrace, all designed around the central Peepal tree.

A large, curved skylight floods this double-height volume with natural light, while also directing rainwater into a storage tank, showcasing the fusion of aesthetic form and sustainable function.

A curved balcony with floor-to-ceiling glass offers an expansive view, connecting the inhabitants with the sky and the surrounding environment.

The open-plan living area features an integrated kitchen with exposed brick vaults, demonstrating how structural elements become part of the interior aesthetic.

Another perspective of the kitchen and living space, highlighting the unique texture of the brick vault ceiling against the clean lines of the modern kitchen.

This bathroom is a study in color and texture, with a custom red cement bathtub, handmade tiles, and arched wooden shelving, creating a warm, rustic, and luxurious feel.

A staircase with wooden treads and a bright red handrail runs alongside a massive wall of locally sourced random rubble stone, a key material in the project.

A detailed shot of the staircase against the textured stone wall. The red handrail is not just a design element; it also functions as a pipe to channel rainwater.

The red handrail is a functional sculpture, guiding movement through the space while channeling overflow water from the upper levels to an underground storage tank.