Spasm design architects

The body of the build is basically two black bastions of dark local granite stone, with an airy pavilion like double height living space, cradled in between. Stone – The local granite is highly sustainable due to its direct use from quarry to site application, lowered maintenance costs over the years, sheer endurance against elements & performance as a thermally stable material. Historically, Stone buildings are evidently performing better than buildings in other materials. Generous, room sizes and heights give the home an understated elegance. The focus being the back garden which the sort of U- shaped plan conjures. The bathrooms are all in White Indian marble…. sized as lovely large rooms. The windows are all custom made out of metal with bespoke brass hardware, the doors are made of salvaged wood in elegant proportions and polished oils. This, home seeks to create a refined understated elegant atmosphere for the family. It’s a delight when a pride of peacocks visits The Right Balance Of Traditional And Modern Design Is Seen In This Family Home | Era Architect & Associates ‘ADARSH’ is a testament to luxury, sophistication And discipline. The ‘ADARSH’ is intended to pass on the family values and beliefs to the next generation in a subtle way. ‘ADARSH’ concept is design to reflect the client’s personality and everyday practical need, while at the same time catering to their sense of aesthetics. The right […] An Eye Striking Facade Captures The Spectatorâ...

Project Specifications: Project Name: CH’22 Design Project Architects: SPASM Design Architects Project Location: Ahmedabad, India Head Architects: Sanjeev Panjabi, Sangeeta Merchant, Divyesh Kargathra, Sancheet Batharia Landscape Design: Professional Landscape Designs MEP Consultants: Di Lavoro Estreme Automation: AV4U Pool Consultant: Apsilon Engitech Structural Design: Sarjan Consultants Lighting Consultants: Light Interactive Solutions Llp Metal Fabrication: Kamnath Infrastructure Artists Team: S.H. Raza, Rakesh Patel, Kapil Sharma Copper Facade Cladding: VM Building Solutions, VM ZINC Project Team: Lalit Lohar, Naimil Shah Lead Contractor: Ashvadeep Construction Carpenter: Krishna Interiors Manufacturers: Jaipur Rugs, Loomcrafts, AXO Light, Flexform, Minotti, Molteni and C, Poliform, Porada, Amaze Marbles, B&B Italia, , Artemide, Gessi, Vibia, Foscarini, Herman Miller, AV4U, FLOS, TORFENSTER-1, Giorgetti CH ’22 House/ SPASM Design architects is a multi-generational house nestling on an area of 2.5 acres that defines a new way of living by developing an intimate relationship with nature while catering to the preferred choices of each generation. The three-leveled home is all about forming spaces that encourage family time and merge with the natural landscape. SPASM design architects designed this magical home that takes one through a journey of different spaces placed below and above ground with each one connected to each other via courtyards. Family room, entertainment...

Ketan Mehta Project in Focus: A multigenerational home in Ahmedabad (pictured) built on 2.5 acres of land, this house was designed in a way that would urge members of the family across age groups to live close to nature and with each other. It is a three level home with a body that sinks in, sits on and floats over the surrounding greens. The intent was to deliver a truly contemporary modern home fully built in Indian stones, woods, plasters, metals, and other indigenous materials. Recent Projects: An office crafted from Indian materials, with giant scaffolding and bent metal bridges, which, when viewed from a distance, appear like a Piranesi artwork; a house in Ahmedabad with roof gardens, sunken courts, a ventilated façade, pergolas, and jalis that temper heat. Dream Collaboration: Objects in stone with Spanish designer Manuel Bañó.

Architecture Nestled on a cliffside in Khopoli, There are conflicting feelings, both visually and emotionally, as one approaches the structure. On one hand, its saturated black matte-ness gives a sense of weight to the viewer; on the other, standing by the poolside at the end of the open terrace confronted with views of the surrounding greenery provides a sense of release. Built to withstand the forces of nature without depriving its inhabitants of the comforts of light, space and views, House Cast in Liquid Stone is a dramatic home without even trying, its steadfast and no-frills presence the most impressive feature of it all. See more work by SPASM Design Architects on their Sebastian Zachariah • Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) • Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) • Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) • Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) • Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) • Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) • Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window) •

Spasm Design Architects is a Mumbai-based firm that was founded by Ar. Sangeeta Merchant and Ar. Sanjeev Panjabi in 1995. They believe that all designs should be transformative. They should have the ability to hold that transformative power to change us as humans. Spasm Design Architects have worked on several residential and mixed-use projects in India and Tanzania. Each project tells a story and tends to represent 1. The House Cast in Liquid Stone | Spasm Design Architects This second house is located in the Khopoli region of Maharashtra. The project gets its name from the material that has been used which is basalt. Basalt is the local rock of the region of Khopoli. It has been used in various ways depending on the space and use. The house was meant to be built to converse with the surrounding nature, converse with the cliff it is situated on, and act as an escape from the harsh climate the site offers during the hot months. House cast in liquid stone ©www.spasmindia.com/ House cast in liquid stone ©www.spasmindia.com/ House cast in liquid stone ©www.spasmindia.com/ 2. Mandvi House Situated in the beautiful land of Mandvi House ©www.spasmindia.com/ Mandvi House ©www.spasmindia.com/ Mandvi House ©www.spasmindia.com/ 3. Deolali House | Spasm Design Architects It was a task for Spasm to convince the clients and design a house that could be executed with a targeted budget while respecting the context at the same time. Apart from this, there were a number of factors contribu...

SPASM Design Architects is involved in the following projects CH ’22 House, added by SPASM Design Architects The Soaring Rock, added by SPASM Design Architects The House of Secret Gardens, added by SPASM Design Architects Gomati, added by SPASM Design Architects The House with the Gabion, added by SPASM Design Architects Mandvi House, added by SPASM Design Architects DIYA, added by SPASM Design Architects The house cast in liquid stone , added by SPASM Design Architects and 3 more

#RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS Parikrama House / SPASM Design Architects Approached by a friend who represents a Minimal-window producer from Portugal, called PANORAMAH, we were given the task of developing a sort of case study home, in the Murud region amidst a coconut grove. The windows being super high-tech and modern in their presence were meant to disappear against the verdant view. The plan evolved like a two headed worm, with the sleeping spaces in series and the higher main living and dining spaces flanking opposite ends of the series. The idea being, the tracing of a PARIKRAMA, a circum-ambulatory path, while moving from spaces, always in contact with the outside. The entire construction was planned in TILT- UP STONE slabs, hence allowing the minimal windows into cavity walls, Granite 40 millimeters. Thick was the material of choice. STONE, has a sense of time built into it, like the GRANDFATHER of building materials. It is also a highly sustainable material to build with due to the least number of processes on it, from quarry to site. Conceived as a super modern yet ancient vessel this construct, is a simple assemblage of giant panels of glass against huge Stone slabs. A Primitive sense of dwelling pervades, as the day turns into a starry night sky and the light pours out of the glass making the stone invisible, A REVERSAL of what one perceives in the day…. Once all else decays the Stones will still stand…..