PROJECTS BY EARTHITECTS
Projects By Earthitects-
“If one truly loves nature, he will find beauty
everywhere.” You don’t have to travel to distant locales to find beauty; it’s
all around us, from the crackles of fallen leaves to the jagged bark of a tree.
In unexpected and profound ways our mother earth lives around us. The elements
that come from the earth, root the urban fabrics directly in the native
landscapes.
Every dwelling should blend seamlessly into its natural
habitat and emanate from the very earth that binds us all, staying true to the
philosophy by creating ‘around’ nature rather than ‘on’ it.
The aim today is to construct an Energy efficient, Ecologically-conscious
design and careful selection of materials provided by nature that ages
gracefully. Here are some of the iconic projects by Earthitects,
Bengaluru, designed and aligned with sustainability with an essence of balance
between higher intelligence and the majestic beauty of our earth.
1. STONE
LODGES PRIVATE RESIDENCES, WAYANAD, KERALA
A bunch of 15
private residences which lets you discover beauty right outside your door.
Built-in harmony with the rising mountains and constructed across an area of 13
acres of forested hillside in Wayanad, A place not to be visited but to be
experienced. The rich culture blended in the countless patterns found by leaves
and light and a serene atmosphere. Whether it’s the crumbling earthy textures
of natural stones, the comfort of the woods, or intricately handcrafted
masonry, Stone lodges let you experience the beauty of nature and the life of
those elements around you. The entire project from the beginning has been
different from the others, the unique design, eco-friendly and calm material
palette. The private residences are constructed on separate forested plots,
almost an acre in size, surrounded by lush greenery and views of high-growing
mountains. Thus intriguing a feeling of stillness and awe.
EVOLVE BACK COORG
The private residences are built in the lap of the
beautiful hills of Coorg. The perfect amalgamation of the delicately sweet
scent of coffee, the friendship of sun and wind in the song of gently swaying
foliages, and the eternal game of lights and shadows. An architecture style
depicting the regional beauty and typical culture of the place in its
breathtaking design. Villas with heritage pool, an invitation to see with new
eyes, a fluid reminder to shift shapes and forms. A reminder to be untethered,
free, and flowing. The inspiration was taken from the ancestral and typical
houses, Kodava Ainmanes. A sense of luxury and personal space is provided with
a well-balanced composition of coffee plantations, private mesmerizing lakes,
and glowing green rice fields. The material palette involves hand-cut, rust-red
laterite bricks, and tiled roofs. The lily pool villas are like a mirror
reflecting the natural world around it inspired by thatched houses with mud
walls and white touch. The ombre effect is created by the presence of Lilly
pools with the pale sky bleeding into the blue water. The delicate graphic
lines by terracotta floor tiling and furniture made of hardwood add an
interesting color to this canvas.
EVOLVE BACK RESORTS, KABINI
Profusing between two states, home to the local Kadu
Kuruba tribe and being an adobe to the serene forest reserves, lies in the lap
of nature is Kabini. It is one of the famous rivers in South India. Evolve
Back, Kabini drags you into the spirited lifestyle of its nature and its
people. It does so by providing the ethos of their culture without lacking in
luxury. Elating the building heritage of the Kadu Kurubas featured by mud
walls, thatched roofs, and cow dung-stained floors. One can emanate the
architectural style the resort displays. The interiors of the Private Pool and
Jacuzzi Huts acknowledge the vernacular with the ethnic furniture. The tribal
patterned furnishings and bottle gourd lampshades welcome warm experiences.
Besides the interior, the exteriors seize the richness of the surroundings and
its culture to match the theme. The picturesque resort provides exceptional
architectural style. The extensive views present the hidden luxury of the
resort within the vernacular accent that’s purely emanating.
EVOLVE BACK RESORTS, HAMPI
The fortified city of Hampi houses the once glorious
Vijayanagara Empire. The prevailing design sensibilities and characteristic
features of the era have been adopted to recreate this magnificence Evolve
Back, Hampi. The pinnacled arches were erected with the Balustrades. Bay
Windows gives access to the beauty of the natural world around which has been
put together with rough granite flooring and polished dark wood furniture.
Featuring the ruins stands prominently the lotus and its motif. The rest is
invading the resort interiors and water bodies with cladded and self-colored
vine inlays at the bathrooms. The toned-down colors are used to elate a modest
and calming effect in the furnishings. Expressing with its grand entrance,
stone paved boulevard, arched hallways, and regal suites, the resort pays
homage to the Vijayanagara Courtly Style of architecture by highlighting the
regional culture and lifestyle.
WORKSPACE DESIGN BY EARTHITECTS-
Breaking the monotony of the boring workspaces and
bringing in the incredible design concept of a flexible and interactive office
place with maintained personal space. This project is a knot tied between
sustainability and an innovative approach that integrates the elements of
nature into the furniture, seatings, workstations, and lighting evolved from
subtle and quiet palettes. A well-balanced composition with natural materials
and wise use of weathered timber from the backyard left for years. The process of decay evolved into organic
curves leaving back the rigid lines. to create a 4200sq feet space in a linear
pattern. One gets moved by the hanging natural pods made of poles and faux
leather. The pods serve the function of social connectivity with maintained
privacy. The flexibility of spaces and multi-functional areas promoted by the
use of sliding doors and huge windows let the sun translate beautifully to the
building.
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