RENESA Architecture | 210 Floor, New Delhi Beast Style - Minimalist Style Residential Renovation

Located in a quaint and quaint neighborhood of New Delhi, this private residence offers a compelling reason for its powerful design language and is not afraid to stand out from the typical streetscape of the capital. The compaction of grounding is a family's most coveted asset, and each element is an integral part of its overall vision and experience. With no disguises and a firm focus on design intent, Casa Brut displays a striking fusion in beastly design while elegantly paying homage to Indian subtleties. This is inherently reminiscent of an architectural creation that symbolizes the collision of worlds while being bound by the concept of diligent architectural practice.

‍
Attracting people to recognize its form and structure from the beginning, the building's elevation is the main meeting point for its characters. Elevations show a strong tendency to influence the Kebyterians, a tactile matrix for many geometric counterparts. Consisting of protruding sections, stripped glass pockets, wide linear contours and spaces for internal carvings, the overall façade bathes in ochre tones and exposed brick construction. Design interventions on the exterior levels create a huge interior space, natural light gallery and small frame inserts of indoor-outdoor landscapes.

‍
Driven by simplicity, the original majestic architectural form is interwoven with linear geometry, clear contours and large holes, softening the boundaries between interior and exterior. The interaction of the large volume in the house is the nominal role of Casa Brut. Scaling up the volume of single, double and three-layer heights, a person's vision is still attracted by the changing spatial environment and the arrangement of internal light changes. AT THE HEART OF THE BLUEPRINT, THE PUBLIC AREA IS THE FLAGSHIP OF THE HOMOGENEOUS DESIGN IDENTITY THAT RUNS THROUGH THE HOMES. Set in a monotonous ocean, the background of the room is a dynamic concrete pouring staircase that cuts into the height of the space in a sculptural way. Dark brown brick grids run through the towering walls, creating a geometric-driven visual effect that blends well with the theme tones!

‍
More refined details like round concrete wall lights, molded granite stair handrails, and monochrome chandeliers add a sturdy yet carefully curated vibe to the area. The meticulously crafted furniture in the home presents a concise silhouette, reminiscent of modern design and Le Corbusier's imagination of wood and neutral colors. Glimpses of verdant green plants trickle down through positioned windows in the room, illuminating and ventilating all parts of the home over a wide range during the day. The home also lives on the energy grid while being self-sufficient in operation and complying with building codes while being self-sufficient in operation and complying with building codes. Casa Brut's solar panel combination functional needs are primarily addressed by the renewable energy it harnesses and the adaptive climate design it embodies.

‍
Despite being a unified whole, Casa Brut is the sum of many complex designs wrapped in minimalism. The house presents itself as a beacon of Indian craftsmanship with its meticulousness and native materials. Casa Brut restores the tranquil radiance of Ruonism, a tribute to the timelessness of responsive architecture that can withstand introspective design while maintaining a constant dialogue with its surroundings.

‍

‍
Copyright Disclaimer: All articles on this site are original, copyrighted, and may not be reproduced in any form without permission (including but not limited to: media, websites, etc.) without permission. All project photos/design graphics are copyrighted by the original author. Some of the content on this site comes from public sources on the Internet or is shared by users. If it violates the legitimate interests of the original author, you can contact us for processing.