Embodying radial geometry, the spaces extends to panoramic views that shift and reframe with every step.
Reframing the panorama through a rotating axis mapped from the land’s contours
Radial House
Tarini Jindal
JSW, Vijaynagar, Karnataka
2021
Built Up : 29,000 sq ft | Site : 1.5 million sq ft
AT A GLANCE
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4
degree shift of perspective with each room
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Embodying radial geometry, the spaces extends to panoramic views that shift and reframe with every step.
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Green Roof
A planted green roof softens the architecture, moderating heat gain while extending the landscape upward into lived, inhabitable surfaces.
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Timber Glazing
Timber-framed glazing mediates between interior and landscape, combining warmth and transparency to frame views, light, and seasonal change.
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Exposed Concrete
Exposed concrete slabs hover lightly, their sculpted profiles expressing structural clarity while lending quiet monumentality and permanence to the built form.
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Granite Pool
Granite-lined pool edges ground water and architecture together, their cool, tactile surfaces reinforcing durability, reflection, and seamless outdoor inhabitation.
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