Built on a small plot, Brick Little House creatively uses the available space to create a home that is refreshingly unique. With a focus on fostering a harmonious connection between the living spaces and the garden at the back, the remaining spaces are all seamlessly tucked out of the way, opening up the plan strategically. The design incorporates split levels on the upper floors to reduce the overall volume of the building.

The garden, which occupies one-fourth of the plot, provides a serene oasis, complemented by the eucalyptus plantation that forms the backdrop of the plot. Tying it together is the facade, which showcases a playful brick screen, interiors, which continue to feature exposed brick, and leather-finished Kota stone.

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The table-moulded brick facade, the efficient planning of the spaces, the interconnectivity of the rooms and the landscape, and the mutually overlooking levels are highlights worth a second look at.
In the walkthrough of the home, the architect unravels the philosophy behind the contemporary and rustic design elements, the making of the warm and serene atmosphere in the spaces and the intelligent distribution of spaces for achieving a voluminously light mass.

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Architecture Journalist: Saba Serkhel
Cinematography: Turtle Arts
Photo Credit: Arjun Krishna

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