Embracing the Synergy of Earth and Glass: Explore the Captivating Weekend Retreat in New Delhi Designed by Studio Lotus. This innovative house, situated in the leafy suburbs of India’s capital, seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living, offering its residents a sanctuary to unwind and reconnect with nature. Featuring a harmonious interplay of rammed earth, steel, and concrete, the Earth and Glass House exemplifies a thoughtful design approach that prioritizes both aesthetics and functionality.
In the heart of Raipur, India, the Quadrant House by Studio Lotus stands as a testament to contemporary Indian architecture. This multi-generational residence blends nature, light, and a refined aesthetic, offering a comfortable living experience centered around natural materials and seamless indoor-outdoor transitions.
Designed in 2021, the house’s understated contrast with its surroundings creates a captivating visual narrative, weaving in and out of the landscape with a focus on Vastu principles and a vibrant, edible garden.
SeeSaw, designed by Studio Lotus in 2021, exemplifies modern cafe design in Mumbai, India. This pet-friendly cafe successfully utilizes its compact space to create a seamless indoor-outdoor dining experience. The earthy interiors and strategic lighting enhance the dining atmosphere, making it a cozy communal haven in the bustling Bandra-Kurla Complex.
Step into The Villa in the Woods by Studio Lotus, a modernist masterpiece nestled in the Himalayan Kumaon range in Matial, Uttarakhand, India. Elevated at 6,700 feet (2,042 meters), this house epitomizes sustainable luxury, blending innovative design with nature. Prioritizing energy efficiency and minimal environmental impact, it offers an unparalleled living experience with wheelchair accessibility and a deep connection to its serene surroundings.
Nestled at the tranquil fringes of Goodlands, one of Mauritius’ most populated neighborhoods, stands the House in a Garden – a masterful blend of modern design and natural beauty. Designed by Studio Lotus in 2018, this two-story concrete house not only exhibits a unique spatial orientation but also serves as a sanctuary for an art-collecting couple and their two children. Offering panoramic views of lush forest reserves and the tantalizing sea in the distance, this home is an architectural marvel that harmoniously connects its residents with the idyllic Mauritian climate and rich local culture.
House in a Garden utilizes reclaimed teak and basalt, culminating in a minimalist aesthetic that provides a striking backdrop for the clients’ extensive art collection. Also, the innovative fenestration system, designed to withstand the island’s frequent cyclones, allows for comfortable cross-circulation throughout the house, even during the tropical summer. All this makes House in a Garden a true embodiment of thoughtful, sustainable, and nature-integrated architecture.
