K-Home by Cadence Architects

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From the architect: The “K Home” stands amidst the hills of Krishnagiri, in a busy residential neighbourhood. The Facade, reminiscent of a cube with strategically scooped-out segments, creates dynamic openings that frame the city and the hills beyond. The facade’s pinched and pulled openings transform the building’s exterior vista with the observer’s perspective.

The ground-floor living room has a double height volume that spatially connects the various levels of the home. A meticulously sculpted staircase connects all the floors. The articulated openings of the facade establish a new visual relationship with the hills and the city.

K-Home by Cadence Architects

Architect: Cadence Architects
Location: Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu
Year: 2023
Site Area: 2660 sq.ft
Gross Built Area: 6175 sq.ft
Lead Architects: Vikram rajshekhar, Dharmateja GV, Himani, Arif Mulla
Photography: Ekansh Goel

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

K-Home by Cadence Architects

The K-Home stands amidst the hills of Krishnagiri, in a busy residential neighbourhood. The Facade, reminiscent of a cube with strategically scooped-out segments, creates dynamic openings that frame the city and the hills beyond...

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