A JOVIAL JUXTAPOSE

The onset of architectural minimalism in India can be attributed to the rising popularity of the simple yet striking approach of the postmodern Brutalist architects such as the likes of Le Corb and Doshi.

- Team Design Detail

The inherent characteristics of an Indian society to portray extravagance as a sign of opulence was thus gradually withdrawn as the masses grew in acceptance of the new design language. But yet again, a complete detachment from the vernacular customs of architecture wasn’t entirely acceptable for the creators and clients alike. This resulted in a fusion of the contemporary and traditional palette, often evident in the form of an interplay in materials and textures. This residence in Vadodara is one such project that showcases an innovative blend of both worlds.

The playful use of colours in the interior spaces.