Studio Nirbaadh

E A R T H E N E N C L O S U R E
Upcoming Project

• West (Front) side elevation •

Set on a narrow trapezoidal plot, this 2975 sq.ft. west-facing home is conceived as an inward-looking sanctuary shaped by mass, void and light.

Two solid earthen volumes anchor the front and rear, while a recessed central mass carves out terraces and courts creating layers of protection from the harsh western sun. A brick screen filters heat and glare, adding depth and porosity to the otherwise monolithic facade.

Inside, a central spine of stairs weaves through an open-to-sky court and double-height volumes, binding living spaces on either side. A bridge overlooking the court encourages interaction, while staggered stair placements enhance spatial drama and vertical volume.

Earth-toned finishes wrap the house as a protective shell grounding the architecture in material honesty and enclosure.

An introverted home. A play of solids and voids.
An Earthen Enclosure.

Renders by

residentialarchitecture

E A R T H E N E N C L O S U R E
Upcoming Project

Set on a narrow trapezoidal plot, this 2975 sq.ft. west-facing home is conceived as an inward-looking sanctuary shaped by mass, void and light.

Two solid earthen volumes anchor the front and rear, while a recessed central mass carves out terraces and courts creating layers of protection from the harsh western sun. A brick screen filters heat and glare, adding depth and porosity to the otherwise monolithic facade.

Inside, a central spine of stairs weaves through an open-to-sky court and double-height volumes, binding living spaces on either side. A bridge overlooking the court encourages interaction, while staggered stair placements enhance spatial drama and vertical volume.

Earth-toned finishes wrap the house as a protective shell grounding the architecture in material honesty and enclosure.

An introverted home. A play of solids and voids.
An Earthen Enclosure.

Renders by

residentialarchitecture

E A R T H E N E N C L O S U R E
Upcoming Project

• Cross Section through Court •

Set on a narrow trapezoidal plot, this 2975 sq.ft. west-facing home is conceived as an inward-looking sanctuary shaped by mass, void and light.

Two solid earthen volumes anchor the front and rear, while a recessed central mass carves out terraces and courts creating layers of protection from the harsh western sun. A brick screen filters heat and glare, adding depth and porosity to the otherwise monolithic facade.

Inside, a central spine of stairs weaves through an open-to-sky court and double-height volumes, binding living spaces on either side. A bridge overlooking the court encourages interaction, while staggered stair placements enhance spatial drama and vertical volume.

Earth-toned finishes wrap the house as a protective shell grounding the architecture in material honesty and enclosure.

An introverted home. A play of solids and voids.
An Earthen Enclosure.

Renders by

residentialarchitecture

E A R T H E N E N C L O S U R E
Upcoming Project

Set on a narrow trapezoidal plot, this 2975 sq.ft. west-facing home is conceived as an inward-looking sanctuary shaped by mass, void and light.

Two solid earthen volumes anchor the front and rear, while a recessed central mass carves out terraces and courts creating layers of protection from the harsh western sun. A brick screen filters heat and glare, adding depth and porosity to the otherwise monolithic facade.

Inside, a central spine of stairs weaves through an open-to-sky court and double-height volumes, binding living spaces on either side. A bridge overlooking the court encourages interaction, while staggered stair placements enhance spatial drama and vertical volume.

Earth-toned finishes wrap the house as a protective shell grounding the architecture in material honesty and enclosure.

An introverted home. A play of solids and voids.
An Earthen Enclosure.

E A R T H E N E N C L O S U R E
Upcoming Project

Set on a narrow trapezoidal plot, this 2975 sq.ft. west-facing home is conceived as an inward-looking sanctuary shaped by mass, void and light.

Two solid earthen volumes anchor the front and rear, while a recessed central mass carves out terraces and courts creating layers of protection from the harsh western sun. A brick screen filters heat and glare, adding depth and porosity to the otherwise monolithic facade.

Inside, a central spine of stairs weaves through an open-to-sky court and double-height volumes, binding living spaces on either side. A bridge overlooking the court encourages interaction, while staggered stair placements enhance spatial drama and vertical volume.

Earth-toned finishes wrap the house as a protective shell grounding the architecture in material honesty and enclosure.

An introverted home. A play of solids and voids.
An Earthen Enclosure.

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Delighted to announce that our project “H-House” has been published on - a celebration of design, detail, and collaboration.
Grateful to see our design story reach a wider audience through such a distinguished publication.

We’re thrilled to announce that our project “H-House” has been published on .

A special milestone for Studio Nirbaadh, and a reminder of why we love creating thoughtful architecture.

Thankful to our clients, team, and collaborators for their trust and support. 🤍

Honoured and grateful ✨
Studio Nirbaadh has been selected among (.in) FOAID’s Top 10 Most Liked Projects on Instagram.
Felicitated at the Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. Thank you for the love and support! 🙏🏽dhaneshgandhi .tanushreeoswal