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This 4,500-square-foot residence in Bengaluru began as a standard Bangalore-style builder-villa template and was reworked around how the family wanted to live. They are avid readers, enjoy films, have a collection of close to 300 board games, and wanted gardening and time outdoors to be a much bigger part of their home. These interests shaped the way each floor was reorganised.

SAHANA & SUNIL'S RESIDENCE

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The builder plan allowed for a conventional square staircase, so the structure of the new spiral staircase had to be developed within the same fixed dimensions. Working within that constraint led to a more organic curved form, which the studio chose to embrace as a defining element at the centre of the home.

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On the ground floor, the original closed kitchen and pooja room were reworked to create a more connected living, dining and kitchen space. The shared areas opened towards gardens at the front and rear, making this the most social level of the home and bringing the outdoors into everyday family life.

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On the ground floor, the original closed kitchen and pooja room were reworked to create a more connected living, dining and kitchen space. The shared areas opened towards gardens at the front and rear, making this the most social level of the home and bringing the outdoors into everyday family life.

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