Sustainable Homes Unprocessed Utopia: A 3,800 sq. ft. Home Satiates a Family’s Wishes for All things Recycled and Unprocessed Away from the city, a residence emerges with ingredients recycled and upcycled to make a perfect recipe that matches the family’s ecological tastes.
artistic homes This 6,300 sq. ft. Art Abode in Hyderabad is a Fusion of Minimalism, Opulence, and Indian Heritage The design of this Hyderabad villa is crafted to cater to the needs and preferences of its residents, resulting in a space that seamlessly combines style, comfort, and functionality. Thoughtfully curated artworks serve as focal points, adding personality to the entire house.
architecturedesign Indian Homes that Embrace Sustainable Living with Water-centric Architectural Designs Water has always been a flag bearer of peace and tranquility, cults that fanatically search for it in the susurrus of streams. But water holds much more flairs to flaunt, Buildofy can account for it. Let’s sail through homes that feature water as a character in their architectural narrative.
contemporary homes This 4,200 sq. ft. Home Corroborates with the Materials and Techniques of the Past to Curate a Warm Habitat Brick is a material that, when exposed by default, is attached to one name; the celebrated architect Laurie Baker. This home too, with its minimal palette of materials and airy spaces, balances modern and traditional styles while referencing the Gandhi of architecture.
traditional architecture When Kerala Meets Chennai: A Home That Travels an Extra Mile for Sustainability In an effort to materialize the sustainable influence of Kerala architecture, Srishti is drenched in the piquancy of ‘God’s own country’. With undulations, courtyards, and wooden accents it sits in the heart of the bustling city of Chennai.
buildofywrapped Memoirs of a So-Called ‘Woman’ Architect Infusing their own homes with a gentle warmth while also gently caressing their designs, women are watering the pasture of architecture. Buildofy’s ability to right-swipe on projects invites fate to find a match of project and architect, that is made in heaven.
contemporary homes Canopy Chronicles: A Home Balancing Minimalism with the Aid of Volumes Aptly christened as ‘Canopy House’, this home is a perfect blend of minimalism and subtle opulence. It features volumes and overhangs, dictated by the natural surroundings according to their convenience.
buildofywrapped World Mother Tongue Day: 5 Homes that Bridge the Gap Between Verbal and Architectural Language With changing times, the language barrier is becoming a rather trivial discomfort in the larger narrative. Keeping in trend with this crusade, Buildofy pins its ears back to its archives to spotlight homes with a language besides English.
Traditional Homes A Farmhouse on the Outskirts of Hyderabad is a Tranquil Getaway for Six Families This contemporary farmhouse shows signs of life while taking cues from the traditional Manduva Houses. Maintaining perfect harmony with its natural surroundings, while flaunting a minimalistic design, it emerges as a larger-than-life extension of the already existing farmhouse.
local construction National Geographic Day: 5 Homes that Write Love Letters to the Natural Geography Through Indigenous Local Techniques Native construction techniques paired with locally sourced materials make for a sustainable alliance that bequeaths back to nature as much as it procures from it. Let's journey through five homes from Buildofy’s archives that exemplify a reciprocal relationship with abundance around.
traditional architecture Pieces of Art and Pops of Colours Is the Perfectly Handcrafted Recipe for this Bengaluru Home With heirlooms passed down through generations and traditional South Indian elements, this home reflects its residents’ personalities. Handcrafted Athangudi tiles and locally painted artworks set the trend for the spaces that unfold.
buildofywrapped 2023: 5 Courtyard Houses That Stand the Test of Time Courtyards have been around for centuries, providing respite from the harsh weather conditions but in modern times, they still reign high, as a testament to sustainability. Let’s take a walk down memory lane to revisit the new-age courtyard homes that serve as a feature celebrating Indian heritage.
