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Rajesh Patel
MUMBAI , Maharashtra, India-400021 |Practicing since: Jan. 1, 1979 Pangari Bungalow, Residential-Single family dwelling
Rooted on Earth, Kissing the Water, Bracing the Wind and Reaching up to touch the Sky – seem to be lines from some lovely poetry; phrases not usually associated with architecture… But a single glance at this serene residence inspires all such dreamy thoughts – and more. Architecture, like all arts, has an inborn element of subjectivity. The aesthetic language employed in any creation is open for analysis, interpretation and criticism. Even landmark architectural projects have their share of opposition and criticism – because subjectivity always initiates a polemic. The house is strategically placed below the road-level, and as it is anchored to the sloping side of a mountain; a cut-and-fill method was used to allow the structure to merge with the landscape. Since the home was to not have any rooms, an expanse of uninterrupted space is achieved in the interior at both the levels. The levels themselves are not internally connected, though – and therefore function as independent meditative spaces. Structurally, there are no columns, walls and even window frames disturbing the panoramic view that the site affords. So the lower level connects with the earth and water through the seamless sheaths of glass; while the upper level opens out on to a terrace and engages in conversation with the mountain-tops, the wind and the sky.
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Mayur VoraArea (in sq.ft)
1,500Sloping side of a mountain.
the slope down stairs towards the entrance door. A small porch for entrance door.
ZingyEdit: Gable structure over the window and door, with the wooden structure under the clay tiles displays cultural ethos imbibed in this project. Traditional material palette, further enhances the cultural nuance with rubble masonry facade.
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exterior of living room
the rectangular type living room with glass wall and lucid floor.
ZingyEdit: Contemporary interiors, with luxurious furnishing enhances the visuals.
This picture relates to/has: Outdoors, Deck, Brick Flooring, Glass Wall
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Chitra    Serenely beautiful!
Exterior frame of shed bungalow
The house is strategically placed below the road-level, and as it is anchored to the sloping side of a mountain; a cut-and-fill method was used to allow the structure to merge with the landscape.
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Living room in duskiness
the living room with wooden stairs and white pillow reflects in dim light.
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living room with open terrace
the floor sofa with sheath of glass in window and the wooden floor with yellow dim light.
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Interior of upper level
the upper room which have boxes and the wooden roof to give a shed.
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Living Room with Glass Walls and Windows
The transparent glass has been used to separate the living room from the outdoors. Even from within the room, one could smell the fresh breeze from the mountains.
This picture relates to/has: Living Room, Large Living Room, cushions, glass partition, wooden flooring, Neon Lights, Glass Wall
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Living Room when Viewed from the Top
Living Room complies with the Zen style. Instead of the seating furniture, low raised sofas have been equipped. Wooden floors speak of luxury.
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Entrance to another part of room
the frame cover the entrance door of bathroom and the exit level of stairs.
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Room with Wooden Floor and Chicks
Shades of brown and tan dominate thanks to chicks and wooden flooring.
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Living Room with Panoramic View.
Living room flanked by glass wall on one side brings in the sunlight and a realistic feel of nature.
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Master Bedroom with Glass Windows
Master Bedroom is completely surrounded by glass on one side to create an illusion of living in the lap of nature. The panoramic view outside rejuvenates the space.
This picture relates to/has: Bedroom, Master Bedroom, bed, glass partition, wooden flooring, Carpet
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Seating Corner Against the Brick Wall
A tiny space for seating corner or a mini library you can say, is successfully carved out. The white chair strikes a good contrast with the brick wall.
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