Ladhani House By Archohm Consults

 

• Typology:-Residential  
• Name of Project:-Ladhani House / [Hanging House]
• Location:- 153 Sector-15a Noida.
• Principal Architect:-Mr.Sourabh Gupta
• Design Team:-Harsh Chauhan, Harimohan Singh, Swapnil Sharma, Aman     Sharma, Amit Das, Sandeep, Tarak Murari                        
• Site Area:- 450 sqm.
• Photographer:- André J. Fanthome 

The Ladhani House is a thoughtful approach towards designing residential spaces for new-age clients. The design of the spaces departs from the ideas that focused on the past characteristics of vernacular Indian households and follows rather a contemporary theme. At its core lies a design approach focused on optimizing space utilization while seamlessly integrating modern functionalities. Architects have ingeniously devised floor plans that not only serve the practical needs of a small family but also aspire to elevate the spatial experience. Through scrupulous planning, they have managed to attain soaring ceilings, imbuing the interiors with an expansive ambiance despite the constraints of limited area. The effort to reduce the built environment has been achieved by designing a cantilever system with concrete which enhances the opportunity to design open and spillover spaces. The result is a residence that feels effortlessly connected to its surroundings while offering a sanctuary of modern comfort and elegance.

The exterior of the residence is molded to create innovative openings and skylights. The architects have sculpted the façade with a keen eye for creating dynamic openings and strategically positioned skylights. These architectural elements serve as conduits for an uninterrupted dialogue between the interior spaces and the natural world outside, ushering in an abundance of invigorating natural light. The exterior facade of the home creates a new attribute of solidarity and endurance in an urban context.

 As visitors step into the Ladhani House, they are greeted by a grand double-height entrance that sets the tone for the architectural narrative unfolding within. The narrative of spaces is further enhanced by the aesthetic artworks of Mukul Goyal and Vishakha, inviting exploration and contemplation. The basement floor of the house has a swimming pool along with recreational spaces in a naturally lit environment. The half-oval-shaped pool is perceived as a complete oval with the help of a full-height mirror to create an illusion of huge space. It's a stroke of design brilliance that transforms the perception of the area, turning it into a vast expanse of aquatic serenity. The first floor is designed as a personal space for the family. The narrative shifts to a more intimate realm. It connects the lower floors designed for visitors and staff with the upper floors which are designed for seclusion and privacy.

The temple is designed in a double-height space. At its zenith, a small aperture echoes the silhouette of traditional temples, yet rendered anew in a contemporary guise. The second floor houses the guest bedrooms with minimalistic finishes and exemplary relaxing spaces with a lush terrace garden and outhouse that bind the natural and modern characteristics of the space vibrantly. It's not just the interiors that captivate; one is enveloped in a symphony of natural beauty and modern sophistication. The ambiance of the spaces, along with an immersive wall projection system creates new experiential spaces for the family to spend more time together.

The informal elegance that pervades every corner of the Ladhani House is not merely happenstance; rather, the whole simplistic ambiance with the amalgamation of spatial elements is the result of the deeply engaging conversations between the designers and client to create a space that reminisces the sentiment of being at home. Every spatial element, and every design decision, was carefully curated to evoke a sense of familiarity and belonging, ensuring that every inhabitant feels truly at ease within these walls.

Natural finish materials play a pivotal role in shaping the modern aesthetic of the space. The materials imbued into characteristics of modern spaces are featured with the natural sunlight in the day. It's an enigma of a symbiotic relationship between the built environment and the natural world, where each element enhances the other, creating an atmosphere of serene tranquility.

The house becomes a haven of peace and with a specifically designed facade to frame views that connect the surroundings; it serves as a window to the world outside, seamlessly integrating the home with its environment. The design aims to infuse liveliness and a cool quotient into the home of the Ladhani family.

Amidst a sea of mundane structures, the Ladhani House emerges as a beacon of contemporary design, exuding an aura of strength and resilience. It stands as a testament to architectural prowess, commanding attention and admiration alike. The project epitomizes the convergence of natural materials like Red Travertine and Kadappa Stone in its interior palette, infusing the living spaces with warmth and sophistication. The design ethos behind the residence is more than just aesthetics—it's about infusing life and vitality into every corner of the home. From the smallest detail to the grandest gesture, every aspect of the design is imbued with a sense of ‘joie de vivre’, ensuring that this residence isn't just a place to live, but a true sanctuary of solitude and contentment for the entire family.