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Hosapete Mane House / Cadence Architects

Hosapete Mane House / Cadence Architects

Project: Hosapete Mane House
Architecture: Cadence Architects
Lead Architects: Smaran Mallesh, Vikram Rajashekar, Narendra Pirgal, Rejin Karthik, Suresh B Mistry, Aayushi Zaveri
Landscape: 3 Fold Design
Location: Bangalore, India
Year: 2023
Photo credits: Studio Recall

The north-facing site is in Hospet, Karnataka. We conceptualized the home as a series of volumes coalesced together. To achieve this fluidity in the space we looked at an animated section that varies along the length of the home. The varying roof profile(s) of the house create a play of volumes and spaces in the interior, making it a sensory experience.

Hosapete Mane House / Cadence Architects

Given the harsh climate in Hospet, the plan was configured to block the sun in the West and the South while the home opens towards the garden in the North and the East.

living room, Cadence Architects

The traditional open-to-sky courtyard has been reinterpreted as a ‘Landscape platform’ with an operable skylight. The motorized glazing in the skylight can be opened to allow hot air to escape during the day. The muted finishes in the interiors, drape the architectural shell, accentuate the geometry, and render warmth to the space.

Hosapete Mane House / Cadence Architects

living room, Cadence Architects

Hosapete Mane House / Cadence Architects

dining room, Cadence Architects

Hosapete Mane House / Cadence Architects

Hosapete Mane House / Cadence Architects

Hosapete Mane House / Cadence Architects

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