For a thriving future home for humanity, through conscious design, driven by a hedonistic appreciation of nature and objects, The Earth Home by Adreesh Chakraborty believes in creating with the planet rather than just building on it!
Design Philosophy & Approach
“We’re not just about building structures; we’re about crafting experiences that resonate with the spirit of our planet,” exclaims Adreesh of The Earth Home. “We’re on a mission to fashion a future where every home embodies a harmonious blend of conscious design and a passionate celebration of nature and objects.” Fuelled by boundless curiosity and an insatiable thirst for exploration, they are constantly pushing the boundaries of design innovation. “Our goal? To revolutionise the way we build, creating spaces that not only perform better but also nurture our environment and uplift communities,” says Adreesh.
PROJECT IN FOCUS – Rubik’s Cube
Location: New Delhi
Year of completion: 2020
What we Heart: Bold yet balanced, the space boasts grand volumes and sleek lines that create a sense of fluidity and movement.
Design Concept: Conceived as a cuboid, the house features double-height volumes subtracted strategically to open up spaces and provide views of desired areas.
Climate Design: The zoning, influenced by climatic considerations, strategically places buffer zones like dressers and toilets to shield main habitable areas from the harsh summer sun, while allowing daylight to flood the interiors.
Nestled on a sprawling 2000 sq. yd. plot at the outskirts of vibrant New Delhi, this space by The Earth Home is a haven of natural beauty. Lush tree lines adorn the landscape, with the house positioned snugly against the verdant tree line, offering breathtaking foliage views from its north face. Picture a cuboid-shaped marvel, its form cleverly carved with double-height volumes to flood the interiors with radiant daylight. Even the basement features strategic volumetric subtractions, creating inviting spaces illuminated by natural light.
The house boasts large decks and verandahs that open onto lush greens, creating dynamic spaces with bold volumes and cantilevered planes. Luxurious amenities include a heated wave pool, gymnasium, and a salon with a service lift, enhancing comfort and indulgence.
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