Settled in the outskirts of Rajaramnagar, Sangli. The residence comes along with the already existing ground structure that was to be retained.  The family wanted to preserve their holy tree “cluster fig( popularly known as Umbar). Considering the design constraints the house is proposed as a blend of structural elements that adds to the eminence of the facade design   The main concept was to do a spatial design scrutinizing the holy tree and thus a sit-out was formulated around it. The design is also devised on the structural portal frame and also Vastu Compliant.  The buffer was created between the interior and exterior spaces. The ground floor structure is built in composite masonry using RCC and stone.

There is a provision of 2 bedrooms with walk-in on the ground floor and 2 bedrooms with walk-in on the first floor. There is a family deck that’s designed on the first floor adjacent to the gym which is visually connected with sit out on the ground floor.  The facade uses dry stone cladding and glass railings along with Channel boxing of beams. The choice of stone cladding was done in order to tone up with ground floor facade and thus the entire structure would become aesthetically equivalent.