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Contemporary Residences and Modern Urban Oases

bySenscapeOffice in Basavanagudi; Projects in Bengaluru, Coimbatore & KotagiriStarts from220 ₹ Per Sq. Ft. of Carpet AreaView full gallery

Modern living requires more than just square footage; it requires a sanctuary. I design homes that breathe, integrating biophilic elements and passive cooling to create spaces that serve as an extension of your own rhythm.

The 'STILL HOME' in Tiruppur, where shades of grey create a sense of peace and stillness. The design uses a rich palette of textures, including exposed concrete, GFRC panels, and corten steel, all unified by a monochrome theme.

A view of 'STILL HOME' through the surrounding foliage. The architecture is designed to be an extension of the residents' way of life, expressing energy and emotion through form and material.

The warm evening light catches the textured facade of 'STILL HOME'. The interplay of solid and void, light and shadow, and hardscape and softscape creates a dynamic yet calming exterior.

A detail of a feature wall inside 'STILL HOME'. The rippling, contoured surface is inspired by natural topography, creating a mesmerizing play of light and shadow that brings the wall to life.

The open-plan kitchen and dining area of a weekend home near Bangalore. The design uses natural terracotta bricks and a large window to connect the interior with the garden outside.

This video highlights the central staircase and indoor planter in a compact family home. The design brings natural elements and light into the core of the house, creating a vibrant, breathing space.

The living room of 'The Valley', a small house design featuring a sunken indoor garden. This biophilic element acts as the natural centerpiece of the home, promoting a sense of calm and connection to nature.

A duplicate view of 'The Valley' living room, emphasizing the different floor levels and materials. The combination of polished grey oxide and warm Jaisalmer stone defines the different functional zones.

The dining and kitchen area in 'The Valley' project. The design uses a playful mix of patterned tiles and colorful cabinetry, all unified under an exposed concrete ceiling with skylights.

Another perspective of the dining area in 'The Valley', showing its relationship to the living space. The open, split-level layout creates a sense of spaciousness in a compact footprint.

About Contemporary Residences & Urban Oases

My design approach begins with a site-specific climate analysis, ensuring every room benefits from passive cooling and natural light. Whether designing a compact city apartment or a sprawling farmhouse, I focus on tactile, honest materials like exposed brick and polished oxide that age gracefully, keeping your interior spaces grounded and connected to the surrounding landscape.

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