Tilt and turn, that’s how we learn! Studies say that if the façade looks complex and interesting, it affects the visitors in a positive way. Also, monumental-scale buildings have always witnessed ‘wow’ at the very first glance. It not only represents the wealth and luxury of its occupants but also makes them feel inspired and valuable.
Project name
Modern Indian Palace
Architecture firm
Space Race Architects
Location
Bhogpur, Jalandhar, Punjab, India
Photography
Inclined Studio
Principal architect
Thakur Udayveer Singh
Built area
13905 ft² (54.6 x 164 ft)
Structural engineer
Mr. Gupta
Supervision
Space Race Architects
Tools used
Auto CAD, Google SketchUp
Material
Flooring: Italian Stone + Stonex + Wooden Laminates + PERGO. Wall Cladding: Italian Stone + Stonex + Indian Stone + Locally Sourced.
Typology
Residential › House
Adding a contemporary touch of architecture, the architect visualized the residence as a play of rectangular volumes by introducing various layers to the design as per the client’s needs and wants. Placed in a rectangular plot, the project makes the most of it by using a contemporary built form with well-planned green spaces around it.
Project name
The ‘N’ Cube Villa
Architecture firm
Cubism Architects and Interiors
Location
Tirupur, Tamil Nadu, India
Photography
Inclined Studio
Principal architect
Prasanna Parvatikar, Roopashree Parvatikar
Material
Concrete, glass, wood, steel, stone
Typology
Residential › House
The farmhouse spread over 70,000 square feet is located on the outskirts of Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The whole plot was a green heaven with thick plantation which enveloped built forms which are placed in planned pockets across the plot.
Project name
Bambooz Farm
Architecture firm
SNS Design Studio
Location
Rancharda, Gujarat, India
Photography
Inclined Studio
Principal architect
Shilin Patwa & Shweta Trivedi
The residence, which is defined by strong geometry and emphasizes linearity in both horizontal and vertical directions, is in perfect accord with the family's refined taste and requirements in every aspect. While sitting in a traditional neighborhood in a busy metropolis, the house in Coimbatore makes a bold identity for itself by combining a varie...
Project name
S+P Residence
Architecture firm
Cubism Architects
Location
Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India
Photography
Inclined Studio
Principal architect
Prasanna Parvatikar, Roopashree Parvatikar
Material
Marble, Wood, Glass, Concrete
Typology
Residential › House
‘Tamara villa’ is a weekend home designed for a family of four on the outskirts of Ahmedabad. The project exemplifies an idiosyncratic oeuvre that ranges from architecture to landscape.
Project name
Tamara Villa
Architecture firm
VPA Architects
Location
Ahmedabad, India
Photography
Inclined Studio
Principal architect
Ronak Patel, Jinal Patel and Naiya Patel
Design team
Ronak Patel, Jinal Patel and Naiya Patel
Interior design
VPA Architects
Civil engineer
SMI Infrastructure
Structural engineer
Taknik Consultants
Lighting
Interio Lighting
Supervision
MI Infrastructure
Construction
SMI Infrastructure
Material
Kotah Stone, Brick, Steel grey, Solid wood, Metal, Glass
Typology
Residential › House
VPA Architects: A site office is a first impression for any residential scheme. We decided to have a bold façade to have a unique identity.
Project name
The Bow Office
Architecture firm
VPA Architects
Location
Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India
Photography
Inclined Studio www.inclinedstudio.com
Principal architect
Ronak Patel, Jinal Patel, Naiya Patel
Interior design
Maitree Patel, Naiya Patel
Landscape
Aishwarya Bhanushali, Jinal Patel
Material
Metal, Glass, Wood
Typology
Commercial › Office
The Indian multidisciplinary design studio UA Lab (Urban Architectural Collaborative) led by Vipuja Parmar & Krishnakant Parmar have recently completed Gable House, a single-family home located in Ahmedabad, India.
Architecture firm
UA Lab (Urban Architectural Collaborative)
Location
Ahmedabad, India
Photography
Maulik Patel / Inclined Studio
Principal architect
Vipuja Parmar, Krishnakant Parmar
Design team
Kruti Shah, Bageshri Thakar
Civil engineer
Keyur Patel
Structural engineer
Casad Consultant
Material
Concrete, Metal, Wood
Typology
Residential › House
A small, intimate weekend home situated near Ahmedabad that celebrates materiality and the relationship between the manmade and the natural - reducing carbon footprints. We used earthy, local materials, shaped and worked by local hands, to build this modest, private retreat. The surroundings were left largely undisturbed while building this ecologi...
Architecture firm
tHE gRID Architects
Location
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
Photography
Photographix India, Inclined Studio (Video credits)
Principal architect
Snehal Suthar and Bhadri Suthar
Design team
Snehal Suthar and Bhadri Suthar
Collaborators
Local craftsmen
Interior design
tHE gRID Architects
Structural engineer
inhouse
Environmental & MEP
inhouse
Landscape
tHE gRID Architects
Visualization
Snehal Suthar and Bhadri Suthar
Tools used
ZWCAD, Adobe Photoshop, SkethUp, Nikon and Sony camera
Material
Yellow dhrangadhdra stone, Exposed concrete, Reclaimed wood, MS, Reclaimed jute, Reclaimed rope, Glass, Kotah,
Typology
Residential › Weekend villa
