Urban Master Planning & Community Hubs

The Myhome Vipina clubhouse was conceived as a campus, not a single building. This render shows the central courtyard, a social hub with seating and greenery that connects the different functional blocks of the club.

An interior view of the Myhome Vipina clubhouse cafe, which opens directly onto the landscaped courtyard. The seamless connection between inside and outside is a key part of our design philosophy for creating breathable, open community spaces.

A closer look at the waterfall feature at the Myhome Vipina clubhouse. This element is not just decorative; it creates a relaxing ambiance and a unique gathering spot within the larger residential master plan.

The brick step-amphitheater at the Myhome Vipina clubhouse provides informal seating and a place for community events. It demonstrates our focus on creating versatile public spaces that residents can adapt for various uses.

This view of the Myhome Vipina clubhouse highlights the interplay of covered seating areas, open gardens, and water features. Our master planning focuses on creating a variety of experiences within a single community space.

A central tree becomes a focal point in the Myhome Vipina clubhouse courtyard. Preserving and highlighting natural elements is fundamental to how we approach site planning and landscape architecture.

The covered outdoor lounge at Myhome Vipina offers a comfortable, shaded space for residents to relax and socialize. The design uses natural materials and openings in the roof to maintain a connection with the sky and surrounding greenery.

The stepped seating at Myhome Vipina is integrated directly into the landscape, blurring the line between building and garden. This approach creates a more organic and inviting environment for community interaction.

The cafe at Myhome Vipina is designed as a transparent pavilion, allowing views and movement to flow through it. This reinforces the idea of the clubhouse as an open, interconnected campus.