Discover Kalrav Villa, a stunning architectural masterpiece in Ahmedabad, India, designed by VPA Architects. Spanning 5627 ft², this 2022 creation celebrates the union of modern minimalism and sustainability, nestled within a lush natural landscape. Aptly named "The House of Chirping Birds," Kalrav Villa is designed to coexist harmoniously with its surroundings, preserving every existing tree and embracing nature at its core.
The villa’s design, inspired by the form of a flying bird, features exposed concrete, lime plaster, and expansive glass facades. These materials create a balance of sleek modernity and earthy warmth. The low-height entrance pavilion welcomes visitors into a space flanked by elevated seating areas that float over tranquil water bodies, evoking the ambiance of a serene island.
At the heart of the home is a double-height courtyard, connecting the interior with the natural world. This courtyard, with its open mandir, blurs the lines between private and communal spaces while enhancing airflow and light penetration. Glass-enclosed passages and balconies maximize engagement with the verdant outdoors, creating a tranquil retreat that feels alive with nature.
The villa’s standout features include floating roofs, timber ceilings, and open-to-sky bathrooms adorned with custom local stone bathtubs and bamboo screens. These design elements emphasize comfort, sustainability, and connection to nature. Bedrooms and private spaces are adorned with neutral tones and earthy materials like lime plaster and kota stone, further enhancing the villa’s minimalist aesthetic.
Kalrav Villa stands as a testament to sustainable design and thoughtful planning, creating a haven for its inhabitants and the natural world. Join us as we explore this exceptional fusion of architecture and nature—a home that truly embodies the concept of a "man’s nest."
Kalrav Villa / VPA Architects
Architects: VPA Architects
Area: 5627 ft²
Year: 2022
Photographs: Inclined Studio
Manufacturers: Saint-Gobain, Ambica, Appolo, Asian Paints, Bansal Trading Co., Crompton, Interio Lighting, Jain Handicrafts, Jindal, Kesarjan, Kohler, MRF, Mitsubishi, Norisys, Orient Bell, P. Jayntilal & Co., Stone Gallery, Swastik Aluglaze, Teresa
Lead Architects: Ronak Patel, Jinal Patel, Naiya Patel
MEP: SMI Infrastructure
Structural Engineers: AMU Consultants
PMC: SMI Infrastructure
Developers: SMI Infrastructure
City: Ahmedabad
Country: India
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