Residencedesign

Ramjula is conceived as a contemporary homestead where architecture emerges from the landscape rather than occupying it. Designed as a second home for a family, the project reinterprets the spatial logic of traditional Indian rural dwellings—courtyards, shaded verandas, and garden thresholds—through a restrained and climate-responsive architectural language. Tarun hirapara The site planning is led by water and terrain. At the heart of the property lies a central lake that anchors the project both visually and ecologically. Rainwater harvested from the building roofs and paved surfaces is directed toward this water body, with overflow recharging an existing well on site. Earth excavated during construction was reshaped into... More