Vaazh House, designed by Vy Architecture Studio in Thandarai, India, masterfully integrates cultural heritage with modern sustainability. Covering 1,500 square feet, the home features a unique perforated curved wall that effectively blocks harsh sunlight and interacts dynamically with light. Utilizing natural materials like compressed earth blocks and mud aids in reducing carbon footprint while enhancing thermal comfort. Additionally, the home has sustainable design elements like rainwater harvesting systems and solar panels. The layout is thoughtfully divided into communal and private zones, ensuring a balance between openness and privacy, all while harmonizing with the local landscape.
The home's layout is organized into three different zones, fostering an open and welcoming atmosphere while ensuring privacy through a linear arrangement of private spaces.
Vaazh House incorporates a dynamic perforated curved wall that acts as a climate buffer, allowing light flow while shielding from harsh heat.
Constructed with natural materials like compressed earth blocks and mud, the home minimizes its carbon footprint and enhances thermal mass for temperature regulation.
The integration of sustainable features, such as rainwater harvesting and solar panels, underscores Vaazh House's commitment to renewable energy and environmental harmony.
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