Nestled in the heart of Gandhisham, Kutch, this 1,000 sq. yard residence celebrates the fusion of modern living with Gujarati cultural roots. Designed for a family that values tradition yet embraces contemporary lifestyles, the house revolves around water as a central motif. From a dramatic terrace waterfall cascading into the house’s “water core” to an infinity swimming pool in the garden, the interplay of water creates a tranquil, immersive experience. A striking glass lift, encased by flowing water, becomes a sculptural focal point, while the living room exudes understated luxury, accentuated by a fluidic ceiling that evokes the flow of movement throughout the interiors.

The corner plot inspired a dynamic façade design, maximized for visibility and street presence, with local jaali elements thoughtfully integrated to merge vernacular craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. Planning responds carefully to site context, optimizing natural light, ventilation, and views, while offering private, intimate zones within the home. Modern amenities coexist seamlessly with traditional references, making the residence both functional and poetic. This house is not just a living space; it is an experiential journey, where every detail – from water features to materiality – narrates a story of culture, luxury, and design fluidity.