FACT FILE
Category
Architecture
Project Status
Built
Year Of Completion
2023
Lead Architect
Jwalant Mahadevwala
Location
Ahmedabad
Area (in sqft)
10,000sqft
Typology
Residential
Photography Credit
Vinay Panjwani
Sarkar House
FACT FILE
Category
Architecture
Project Status
Built
Year Of Completion
2023
Lead Architect
Jwalant Mahadevwala
Location
Ahmedabad
Area (in sqft)
10,000sqft
Typology
Residential
Photography Credit
Vinay Panjwani
Sarkar House
The House of Courtyards traverses the line between structure and sanctuary, unfolding spaces that breathe, shift and reveal themselves as you move through it.
Nestled in Ahmedabad, this residence is an exploration of minimal lines, volumes, and light – an architecture that responds to both its inhabitants and its surroundings. The house integrates courtyards as anchors of tranquility, allowing glimpses of nature in every space frame. The interplay of varying levels of privacy fosters both solitude and chance encounters as one moves through the house; making it an experience of gradual discovery.
The House of Courtyards acts as a living structure shaped by movement and thresholds. A home where the built and unbuilt exist in quiet conversations, shifting between openness and enclosure, intimacy and vastness.
The design of the house is a response to climate, movement and the quiet rhythms of the daily lives of the clients. The material palette exudes warmth, robustness and serenity; reinforcing the house’s solitary presence. Ideated for solitude and connection, the spaces create opportunities for pause, interaction, and a deep-rooted sense of belonging.
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Collaborators
Design Collaborator
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PMC Consultant
Shah engineers and contractor
Structural Consultant
Nishtha Consultants
MEP Consultant
Jhaveri Associates
Sarkar House
Awards
Publications
Sarkar House
The House of Courtyards traverses the line between structure and sanctuary, unfolding spaces that breathe, shift and reveal themselves as you move through it.
The House of Courtyards acts as a living structure shaped by movement and thresholds. A home where the built and unbuilt exist in quiet conversations, shifting between openness and enclosure, intimacy and vastness.
Nestled in Ahmedabad, this residence is an exploration of minimal lines, volumes, and light – an architecture that responds to both its inhabitants and its surroundings. The house integrates courtyards as anchors of tranquility, allowing glimpses of nature in every space frame. The interplay of varying levels of privacy fosters both solitude and chance encounters as one moves through the house; making it an experience of gradual discovery.
The design of the house is a response to climate, movement and the quiet rhythms of the daily lives of the clients. The material palette exudes warmth, robustness and serenity; reinforcing the house’s solitary presence. Ideated for solitude and connection, the spaces create opportunities for pause, interaction, and a deep-rooted sense of belonging.
Collaborators
Design Collaborator
_
PMC Consultant
_
Structural Consultant
Nishtha Consultants
MEP Consultant
Jhaveri Associates
The House of Courtyards traverses the line between structure and sanctuary, unfolding spaces that breathe, shift and reveal themselves as you move through it.
Nestled in Ahmedabad, this residence is an exploration of minimal lines, volumes, and light – an architecture that responds to both its inhabitants and its surroundings. The house integrates courtyards as anchors of tranquility, allowing glimpses of nature in every space frame. The interplay of varying levels of privacy fosters both solitude and chance encounters as one moves through the house; making it an experience of gradual discovery.
The House of Courtyards acts as a living structure shaped by movement and thresholds. A home where the built and unbuilt exist in quiet conversations, shifting between openness and enclosure, intimacy and vastness.
The design of the house is a response to climate, movement and the quiet rhythms of the daily lives of the clients. The material palette exudes warmth, robustness and serenity; reinforcing the house’s solitary presence. Ideated for solitude and connection, the spaces create opportunities for pause, interaction, and a deep-rooted sense of belonging.