The street-facing façade reads as a calm, symmetrical composition organised in a clear 5-bay rhythm. A flat-roofed rectangular volume sits on a manicured lawn, accessed through a sequence of floating stone steps that announce the entry with quiet ceremony.
Three façade moves carry the entire elevation:
Ivory rendered planes form the primary mass — light, reflective, and deliberately uneventful
Twin terracotta jaali screens flank the entry on the left, providing privacy, ventilation, and a culturally honest material reference (handmade terracotta blocks, the most sustainable shading device available in South Gujarat’s climate)
A CNC-cut steel screen on the upper-right window introduces a contemporary counterpoint — geometric, sculptural, and dialogue-ready with the jaali
