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Mangal Veedu is a minimalist residence located in the tranquil Sunny Vistaa Layout on Bagalur Road, Hosur. The home is defined by simplicity, with its large white façade as the standout feature. This façade enhances the minimalist aesthetic while protecting the interior from intense southwest sunlight, helping maintain a cool and comfortable living space. 0nebox 0nebox 0nebox Constructed with conventional materials, the house maximises natural light through large openings that blur the boundary between indoor and outdoor spaces. The entrance, highlighted by a Vengai wood door, adds warmth to the minimalist design. This is paired with a perforated steel mesh gate that provides security, ventilation, and visual c... More

Criteria such as universal accessibility and parametric design consolidate the Manta Hospital, the third healthcare center designed by PMMT Architecture in Ecuador. This new building is one of the most advanced buildings in the healthcare sector.   The Manta Hospital was built accordingly to the parameters settled for the “Fluid Hospital”, a typology created by PMMT Architecture whose conceptualization and design are the result of a standardized method that starts with an in-depth analysis of the metric that defines the building, enabling an important time reduction fort the design, construction, equipment and commissioning processes.   The new Manta Hospital, located in the coast of Ecuador, is the third healthcar... More

Detached two-storey villa with a main facade orientation to the south facing the garden, which faces residential rooms and large glazed areas. Towards the street there are the utility rooms of the house lighted by strip windows. Direct contact with the garden is located on the ground floor of the house with a glass-sliding opening, which opens to the terrace. The house is designed in a functionalist style, using contemporary modern materials and technologies. The roofs of the house are green, replacing the greenery that took the house out of the garden. More

The building was designed to combine living and working functions in well separated areas, a task that was made easier by the topography and situation of the site that offered the possibility to create two different accesses on different levels. In spite of the narrowness of the constructable area (4.75m), the interiors were supposed to be spacious and generous. Actually, due to its proportions, in several rooms you may see the sun rise and set without even moving. Also, the relation between in and out was an important point, not only in terms of enjoying the garden and views but as an unobtrusive yet continuous interaction with life on the street. Large windows at ground level give the building a touch of weightlessness. Th... More

This villa is perfectly balanced with an application of earthy textures against high-gloss finishes, and raw material against refined elements. The home combines the use of rock, steel, wood and glass - classic modernist design elements re-mixed for new applications. The idea was to create a luxury family home with an ecologically sound design that maximizes indoor-outdoor living. The street front of the south entry, north facing home features a rusted-steel-clad wall, cleverly mounted on tracks so that it slides back to reveal the garage. Visual continuity is provided through the use of rusted steel frames around the entrance and upper level window frames. Balau was used for a wooden walkway from the street to the front door, which... More