Ar Sunil Deshpande, the principal architect at Drushti Architects, has recently designed a Vastu-Compliant rectangular G+2 residence in Aurangabad, Maharashtra. According to the architect, the client was firm in incorporating Vastu aspects and small tenant block lead by one staircase in the bungalow. After many discussions with the client, the architects convinced him to redesign the property as per Vastu. The architect has shared with SURFACES REPORTER (SR) how they realized the concept. Take a look:

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Blend of Common and Private Spaces

The bungalow's overall plan is to achieve a perfect balance of common & private spaces.

As we enter the property, the ground floor is divided into common parking spaces where the main staircase leads the residence and the rare part allotted for tenants.

Light Brown CMC Flooring in Entire Home

The design combination of natural stone, Kota and Jaisalmer indicates the elegancy of the space also complement the landscaped corners.

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The openness brings to the design by filling 10 feet expansive large front lobby, which is elegantly designed in glass railing with lighting effect.

The plan is devised as a simple rectangular house. A combination of laminate, Corian and veneer, well-planned Lightings, using contemporary furniture sums up the warm and charming ambience.

First Floor

On the first floor, common spaces like living, kitchen/ dining, an internal open staircase, parent's bedroom, and the master bedroom become the bookends of this progression.

Second floor

The second floor is designed for the youngsters, a home theatre, and a semi-covered terrace garden at the front; also enhance the leisure vibes of this house.

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There is a small terrace just after the home theatre.

Greenery Inside

An accessible green pocket has been created for the vast 10'x10' sized toilets.

Project Details

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