The Stoic Wall Residence in Kadirur departs from traditional design, embracing biophilic elements to enhance occupant wellbeing and connection with nature.
The extensive footprint of the house integrates irregular contours, existing trees, and seasonal wind patterns, with primary sections strategically placed to minimize solar heat and ensure privacy.
The four zones of the residence align with natural topography, minimizing excavation, and providing functional spaces interconnected by landscaped courtyards and indoor open areas.
The architects carefully consider ventilation, circulation, and privacy in the design, with hidden kitchen spaces and discreet placements for different functional areas.
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