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A courtyard residence shaped by climate-responsive principles.

Spanish Villa

Typology
Residence
Location
Mysuru
Year
2019
Site area
4,000 sq ft
Built-up
4,450 sq ft
Status
Ongoing
Front of the Spanish Villa: a white arched entrance with a carved timber door, a colonnaded car porch and a stone garden path.

The Spanish Villa is conceived as a courtyard-oriented residence that emphasizes openness, light, and spatial continuity. The planning is structured around a central open space that allows natural light to filter through the home while maintaining a sense of privacy. Living areas extend toward semi-open zones, creating a fluid relationship between interior and exterior spaces. Upper levels are organized to overlook the courtyard, reinforcing visual connection and spatial depth.

Circulation is defined by movement through shaded passages and open edges, allowing the house to breathe naturally. The architecture draws from traditional principles of climate-responsive design, adapting them to a contemporary setting. The result is a residence that feels relaxed and well-balanced, where light, proportion, and openness shape a comfortable and cohesive living environment.

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Upper terrace of the Spanish Villa with arched openings, timber French doors and black iron railings.
Rear lawn view of the Spanish Villa: a two-storey white volume with balconies, timber-framed windows and a shaded swing porch.