House Belaku with Impressive Ventilation Facade in India by House Belaku

Date of Publishing: December 19, 2022

Contents

Architecture Design of House Belaku

Description About The Project

House Belaku designed by House Belaku is a prominent project which adapt perfectly to the owner’s demand about the airy spaces and natural light throughout. Indeed, by the talent, the designer brings a stunning house which catch an eye and offers high end amenites for the owner.

The designer began by planning to let in a lot of light by cutting wide openings on the north and east sides. Also, there have a finite amount of “Stack Effect” ventilation openings. They have made the project future-proof by giving 4 feet wide room for lighting and ventilation on the entire North face of the building, keeping in mind the potential tenants on the constrained urban plot.

The main door should be on the North East corner, the Master bedroom on the South West, and the kitchen on the South East, according to traditional Indian “Vaastu Shastra.” The main room in the house, the Brahmasthan Living and Dining, has double height. In addition to this, the South West corner master bedroom that connects to a private garden is where the owners stay. Besides, the family area flows over the dining area, fostering a sense of unity within the family and tying together the client’s sons’ two bedrooms.

On the other hand, the bedroom in the South West corner opens to the north garden. The front bedroom on the East side should also have balcony access. For all of the master bedrooms’ garden balconies, it is a brick screen wall. The brick Screen wall completely encloses the North and East of the bedroom to provide privacy. The purpose of the C-shaped envelope is to imply a connection between the two residences.

The Architecture Design Project Information:

Project Name: House Belaku
Location: Bengaluru, India
Project Year: 2022
Area: 290 m²
Designed by: 4site architects

House Belaku with Impressive Ventilation Facade in India by House Belaku — Indeed, the purpose of the Brick Jali (perforated screen), which lets diffused light into the area but prevents rainwater from entering, was to make the building look cohesive.

The House Belaku Gallery:

Text by the Architects: Belaku, which means “House of Light,” is a residential project on the outskirts of Bengaluru. A 2BHK tenant house and a duplex home were requested by our client. The home needed to be well-lit and to have natural light throughout. Both the project’s cost and Vaastu Shastra’s compliance must be acceptable.

Photo credit: Studio Recall| Source: 4site architects

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add: Apartment Sun Spurge, 201, 2nd, Nandi Durga Rd, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560046, India
– Tel: +91 80 4112 7230
– Email: contact@4sitearchitects.com