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Architecture Design of Harris Residence

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Harris Residence designed by Studio Acis is an impressive project which allows a deep sense of connection with the built space. Also provide the experience to the visitor. Indeed, for this house, it was key that the planning cleared away any feeling of detachment, within or outside the residence.

This house is a culmination of traditional concepts with a modern outlook. From staying true to the roots by function and incorporate modern elements to enhance the appearance. It can be considered an all – rounder in terms of aesthetics and functionality. Also, with the prominence given to reduce any feeling of detachment. The house built along with a grid pattern, with precise and careful planning of spaces. Surely, tackling not just the visual sense but the tactile and olfactory, the house is one that enhanced by its sensorial nature. And with it, the personal connections.

Incorporating functions from a naalu – kettu (a traditional house modal of kerala) with a modern outlook, the chuttu verandah (a continuous veranda running along the periphery) acts as a buffer in addition to being used for transition. A second skin was yet another concept introduced to the residence. Something that simplifies the path from the busy streets to the residence with the luxurious spaces of living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. It also serves the building with different ranges of privacy with open spaces, semi – private spaces and complete privacy, in areas it needed.

The Architecture Design Project Information:

Harris Residence, Traditional Concepts with Modern Outlook by Studio Acis
On the other hand, the plan follows the placement of rectangular masses along a grid pattern.

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In addition to the second skin, the western side also lined with vegetation. The greens, along with the second skin allow the soft filtered light to enter the interiors of this Harris Residence.
Harris Residence, Traditional Concepts with Modern Outlook by Studio Acis

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Harris Residence, Traditional Concepts with Modern Outlook by Studio Acis
Harris Residence shimmers in the electric light at night.

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Indeed, the design allows the house to get the nature light and create the airy feeling.

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Harris Residence, Traditional Concepts with Modern Outlook by Studio Acis
Harris Residence, Traditional Concepts with Modern Outlook by Studio Acis

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Harris Residence, Traditional Concepts with Modern Outlook by Studio Acis
Also, the interiors is elegant spaces with the harmony of wooden floor and ceiling.

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The wooden long corridor.

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Harris Residence, Traditional Concepts with Modern Outlook by Studio Acis

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Harris Residence, Traditional Concepts with Modern Outlook by Studio Acis

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Harris Residence, Traditional Concepts with Modern Outlook by Studio Acis

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Text by the Architects: Experiencing architecture strengthens one’s sense of being in the world. As it engages multiple human senses, and essentially becomes an extended experience of the self. Perceive architecture with more than mere vision allows a deeper sense of connection with the built space, and good design must strive to provide this experience to the visitor. For this house, it was key that the plan cleared away any feeling of detachment, within or outside the residence. With a transition of uncontrolled to controlled landscape, a second skin encase the house and tackle the senses. A variety of architectural strategies help remove any feeling of disconnection felt within the space.

Photo credit: Justin Sebastian| Source: Studio Acis

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add: Door No. 38/2924, Anjumana, Pokkalam Temple Rd, Edappally, Kochi, Kerala 682024, India
– Tel: +91 484 233 3997
– Email: studioacisarchitects@gmail.com

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