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Project • By Metamorphosis Architecture • Swimming Pools
Swimming Pool at Gaj Retreat
It was a windfall moment – the spot chosen for the location of the new swimming pool atthe Gaj ended up as a treasure trove for a huge quantity of white stones, which actually should becalled boulders.
Ashutosh Mukherjee
The shape of the site decided the shape of the pool for us – the layout of which was done ina jiffy – using std PVC conduits as teh only measuring tool. The pool is a product ofsquares of 3 m side randomly arranged to fit the available space in the vacant area leftbetween the cottages – and it turned out to be quite a design.
3 partly sunk pavilions were made at the pool's corners – to accommodate fireplaceswith seating surrounding it. A set of stairs led down to each of these suunken pa... More
Project • By Nishtha Essentials LLP • Hotels
PEAK RESORT - A-FRAME TREE HOUSE
Nestled high above the serene expanse of the Bhatghar Dam valley in Maharashtra, this treehouse project represents a seamless blend of contemporary design and natural surroundings. The challenge was to create a retreat that not only capitalized on the panoramic views of the valley but also minimized its impact on the delicate ecosystem. This unique structure of 640 sq. ft. , perched on a single, imposing MS I-beam, is a testament to both architectural ingenuity and sustainability.
Harjeet Singh Sodhi
The design of the treehouse was driven by the vision of creating a self-contained, elevated retreat for a group of six that resembles the wooden tree house with the elimination of real pinewood material. The lower floor houses a spacious... More
Project • By nextoffice • Coasts
Hormuz Eco Resort
The current project is defined within an approximately 800 sqm residential fabric in the coastal city of Hormoz. It is situated on pre-constructed land. The presence of these existing and abandoned structures on the site exemplifies the concept of a wounded land for us.
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As a result, the plan’s idea revolving around the effort to restore the scarred land through architectural intervention was shaped. Utilizing the natural slope of the land and the existing height differences on the site, the project is defined in two main layers. The lower layer, beneath the ground, is constructed using masonry materials and with the help of traditionally common methods, and it has a zero footprint on the ground, essentially being buried,... More