Courtyard Collective, Delhi

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This house, proposed for a set of siblings, is imagined not as a singular structure, but as a series of autonomous blocks shaped around their individual lifestyles. It takes inspiration from the idea of a scattered village, where built forms are carefully arranged around a water body. This is the heart of the home, surrounded by moments of privacy, pause, and proximity. It acts as both divider and connector, yet aspires to draw them into visual and spatial conversation. The central pool becomes the house’s collective memory space: reflective, active, and central.

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