"Set amidst vast farmlands in Bagalur, Tamil Nadu, India, The Matchbox House is a quiet yet powerful statement on environmentally responsible architecture."
"Conceived as a net-positive home for a family of four, the residence blends rigorous sustainability with a rich and poetic spatial experience, proving that ecological need not compromise beauty or comfort."
The Matchbox House sits amid vast farmlands in Bagalur, Tamil Nadu, combining minimal visual presence with strong environmental intent. The house operates as a net-positive residence for a family of four, generating more energy than it consumes and prioritizing resource efficiency. Design emphasizes rigorous sustainability measures integrated with a rich, poetic spatial experience that enhances daily life. Materials, orientation, and systems work together to reduce environmental impact while maintaining aesthetic warmth and comfort. The project demonstrates that careful ecological design can coexist with beauty, livability, and a contemplative connection to the surrounding rural landscape.
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