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One by One

To meet the needs of an expanding family while retaining its residential scale, this 2½-storey home was rebuilt from within, retaining only the exterior walls. 

 

A new stair-lift core and steel structure opened the ground floor to the garden, while upper levels were updated with refined finishes. Grey granite, walnut panels, and a preserved arcade shape the façade, complemented by energy-efficient strategies that reflect sustainability within a refined, contemporary renewal.

While the rest of the building was reimagined in a contemporary aesthetic, an arcade on th

Location: New Delhi
Team: Amit Khanna
Area: 13000 SQ. FT.
Project Status: Completed 
Completion Year: 2014 
Photography credits: Akshat Jain

Although each floor is designed individually,a façade with local granites in two shades of
The central staircase cuts through the volume of the house updated.jpg
The small spaces are optimally used in the linear study area..jpg
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The pink blinds over the window match the floral frame around the mirror and together add
Study adds functionality to an otherwise blank wall.jpg
The use of patterned stone on the walls adds drama to the bathrooms..jpg
The warm colour palatte used in the bathroom creates a visual comfort.jpg
The rich tones of the furniture contrasted againts the white scheme of the room make a bol
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