Aptly Aesthetic

Located on a river bank in Mampully, Banyan Tree House is intended for a young couple with two children.

The spatial planning of the house follows the L-shaped site profile and is anchored around an existing banyan tree on the west of the site. A buffer radius of 11 feet is kept around the banyan for building safety; this shaded area houses the garden seating.

The floor plates of the house branch out through the site in an angular grid to form a series of interaction spaces and green niches. The spaces are positioned to establish visual connection between themselves and the landscape without compromising on privacy.