4site Architects Designs the House of Greens in Bangalore
Amy Duong — April 25, 2024 — Art & Design
References: 4sitearchitects & dezeen
Indian design studio 4site Architect designs the House of Greens which features multiple planted balconies around the open living spaces. The House of Greens is located in Bangalore for a family who loves nature. There are four bedrooms and it is designed to celebrate the location and its history of green spaces and parks.
Bangalore is known as the 'garden city' of the country. The house is also defined by its large floor plates that extend to create space for the garden terraces. Founder of the studio, Chandrakant Kanthigavi speaks to Dezeen about the design project, stating "As a tribute to Bangalore, the theme of the house is to reflect the garden and abundance of green spaces. The concept of the house was carefully conceived to offer a garden experience in every space."
Image Credit: Ekansh Goel, Studio Recall
Bangalore is known as the 'garden city' of the country. The house is also defined by its large floor plates that extend to create space for the garden terraces. Founder of the studio, Chandrakant Kanthigavi speaks to Dezeen about the design project, stating "As a tribute to Bangalore, the theme of the house is to reflect the garden and abundance of green spaces. The concept of the house was carefully conceived to offer a garden experience in every space."
Image Credit: Ekansh Goel, Studio Recall
Trend Themes
1. Greenery Integration in Architecture - Architects are increasingly incorporating greenery into the design of living spaces to create a seamless connection with nature.
2. Urban Nature Immersion - Designers are exploring ways to immerse urban dwellers in nature through innovative architectural solutions like planted balconies.
3. Historical-inspired Urban Residences - Architectural firms are drawing inspiration from the historical significance of urban areas to create residences that pay homage to the city's heritage.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - The architecture and design industry is ripe for disruptive innovation by integrating more green elements into urban living spaces.
2. Real Estate Development - Real estate developers have an opportunity to differentiate their projects by incorporating unique urban nature immersion concepts like planted balconies.
3. Urban Planning and Development - There is potential for disruptive innovation in urban planning by infusing historical narratives into modern residential designs, creating unique and culturally rich living environments.
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