Living room of Cave House by Design Work Group
Living room of Cave House by Design Work Group
Living room of Cave House by Design Work Group
The apartment is the last end of T shaped cluster of 3 units on 14th floor. Due the this arrangement the entrance of the flat is almost 50ft walk from the lift lobby which is bridge. Then one enters to the entry foyer and that leads to Living area. The living area is a open plan space which accommodate Living, Dining Kichen and terrace. There are 2 - 2 bedrooms on the each side of the living area and a multipurpose room next to entry foyer which is converted in to TV room cum yoga space.
To make the feel of meditative interior they kept material pallets very restricted. They choose black stone from Rajsthan, White oak wood, Grey lime plaster as their major material pallets. All toilets are made out of natural lime stone. They removed door jams and camouflaged which the wall to remove the visual clutter in the space. They also replaced typical AC grill with customized 75mm grove to remove the extra elements in to the space. They used extensively the textures in wood in the furniture. Also procured sculpture from the natural stones.
Dining of Cave House by Design Work Group
Dining of Cave House by Design Work Group
Deck of Cave House by Design Work Group
Bedroom of Cave House by Design Work Group
This whole project revolve around the cave like entry foyer. It is a heart of the project. It is a entry foyer which gives an introduction to what to expect in the house. It full fil the desire of a client to make unique meditative experience which is right at the entrance. Cave mainly associated with meditation. Apart from its aesthetic value it was also challenging to execute the whole structure which required special details and specific softwares and machine to built it.
Executing the Cave was real challenge. The design was visualised but to realise it was tough task and expensive too. D3Lab, a parametric expert helped them to make task esier by using the software and generating the ecosystem for execution. The skilful and wisdom of the carpenter was extremely invaluable to execute this cave with such a precision.
Bedroom of Cave House by Design Work Group
Bedroom 2 of Cave House by Design Work Group
Bedroom 3 of Cave House by Design Work Group
Bedroom 4 of Cave House by Design Work Group
Washroom of Cave House by Design Work Group
Washroom of Cave House by Design Work Group
Entrance view from living room of Cave House by Design Work Group
Foyer of Cave House by Design Work Group
Entrance of Cave House by Design Work Group
Floor Plan of Cave House by Design Work Group