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10/09/2026

Layered Horizon, Erode, Tamil Nadu

Layered Horizon reimagines luxury as simplicity, comfort and thoughtful everyday living. Located on the outskirts of Erode, the residence is shaped by layered volumes, a central courtyard and carefully framed connections with the surrounding landscape. The planning follows Vaastu principles while responding to the family's need for a peaceful, low-maintenance home.
Natural light, ventilation and landscape are integral to the experience, with the courtyard and koi pond helping create a comfortable microclimate throughout the home.

A restrained palette of marble, warm textures and crafted details brings continuity across the interiors, resulting in a home that feels composed, timeless and deeply connected to its surroundings.

is a series presented by Fenesta Windows in association with

Learn more about the project with floor plans, sections, detail drawings, material palette, and more at:
https://www.buildofy.com/projects/layered-horizon-erode-tamil-nadu?utm_source=FB_LayeredHorizon_erode_tamil_nadu&utm_medium=FB_LayeredHorizon_erode_tamil_nadu&utm_campaign=FB_LayeredHorizon_erode_tamil_nadu&utm_id=FB_LayeredHorizon_erode_tamil_nadu

Design Firm: Invent Architects
Principal Architects: Ar. D Vivek Kumar, Ar. R. Nandadevi

Directed & Edited by Ar. Nayan Rathan
Cinematography: Onebox by Farooq Ahlam
Photo Credits (Thumbnail): STUDIOMAF

07/09/2026

The House of Quiet Raga is an ode to slower living—where architecture becomes a backdrop to everyday rituals, pauses and moments of togetherness. Rooted in Indian sensibilities, the home brings together earthy materials, filtered light and a sunken court to create an atmosphere that feels both contemporary and familiar. Our film captures the quiet rhythm of a modern Indian family and a home designed not merely to be seen, but slowly inhabited.
Learn more about The Quiet Raga House with floor plans, sections, detail drawings, material palette, and more at:
https://www.buildofy.com/projects/the-quiet-raga-house-indore-madhya-pradesh?utm_source=FB_TheQuietRagaHouse_indore_madhya_pradesh&utm_medium=FB_TheQuietRagaHouse_indore_madhya_pradesh&utm_campaign=FB_TheQuietRagaHouse_indore_madhya_pradesh&utm_id=FB_TheQuietRagaHouse_indore_madhya_pradesh

Design Firm: Otlo Studio
Principal Architect: Ar. Maitri Shah

Directed by Ar. Kanishk Sharma
Edited by Dharmesh Ghaghada
Cinematography by Pranay Maurya and Shaiwaz Sheikh

03/09/2026

Official Promo
Amaltash, Navsari, Gujarat

Amaltash takes shape through the coming together of family life, craft and a deep connection to its surroundings. Spread across 12,000 sq. ft. in Navsari, the home moves between generous spaces for gathering and quieter corners for retreat. Craftsmen from across the country have played a vital role in shaping its character, contributing their skills to custom furniture, handcrafted details and the many material expressions throughout. Patios, shaded corners and carefully framed openings bring light and the changing climate into everyday life, while local materials and a growing tropical landscape keep the home rooted in its place.

Click the link in the bio to explore the full project details, including detailed chapters & the PDF eBook with floor plans, sections, product specifications, material palettes, and much more.

Design Firm: Design ni Dukaan
Principal Architect: Ar. Veeram Shah

Directed & Edited by Ar. Nayan Rathan
Cinematography: Vinay Panjwani
Photo Credits (Thumbnail): Ish*ta Sitwala

01/09/2026

Design Highlight | Manduva (Courtyard)
Reflections, Bengaluru, Karnataka

At the heart of the home, the traditional Manduva is reimagined as a contemporary courtyard that becomes the central social and visual space of the residence. Surrounded by the living, dining, kitchen, and circulation areas, it creates a continuous connection between different levels of the home.

A skylight above brings in natural light, while cascading greenery adds softness and a strong connection to nature. The adjacent partition wall, inspired by traditional Kondapalli toys, enhances privacy while allowing air and light to flow through the space. Inspired by the spatial character of traditional homes, the Manduva adapts heritage to a contemporary lifestyle, creating a calm, interactive, and naturally illuminated core for the family.

Click the link in the bio to explore the full project details, including detailed chapters & the PDF eBook with floor plans, sections, product specifications, material palettes, and much more.

Design Firm: Blackbox Design Studio (architecture and interiors)
Principal Architects: Ar. Gunashekar (Guna Shekar), Ar. Sushant D S
Principal Interior Designer: Imaya J (IMAYA HOUSE OF DESIGN)

Directed by Ar. Arushi Ponnala (Arushi Ponnala)
Edited by Chinmay Jake (jake.bylens)
Cinematography by Turtle Arts (Turtle Arts | Architectural Photography) by Shahul Shibili (Shahul Shibili)
Photo Credits (Thumbnail): Shamanth Patil J (Shamanth Patil Photography)

31/08/2026

Official Promo
Reflections, Bengaluru, Karnataka

Rooted in cultural memory and reimagined for contemporary living, Reflections brings the essence of the traditional Manduva into a modern urban setting. The film explores the home’s spatial planning, central courtyard, skylights, staircases, material palette, handcrafted details, and integration of landscape.

From the open pooja space and double-height entrance to the living, dining, bedrooms, terrace, and entertainment areas, each space reflects a thoughtful balance between functionality and cultural expression. The design focuses on how traditional references, including jaali screens, Kalamkari artwork, wooden elements, Kota stone, and natural materials, have been adapted to suit contemporary lifestyles.

Click the link in the bio to explore the full project details, including detailed chapters & the PDF eBook with floor plans, sections, product specifications, material palettes, and much more.

Design Firm: Blackbox Design Studio (architecture and interiors)
Principal Architects: Ar. Gunashekar (Guna Shekar), Ar. Sushant D S
Principal Interior Designer: Imaya J (IMAYA HOUSE OF DESIGN)

Directed by Ar. Arushi Ponnala (Arushi Ponnala)
Edited by Chinmay Jake (jake.bylens)
Cinematography by Turtle Arts (Turtle Arts | Architectural Photography) by Shahul Shibili (Shahul Shibili)
Photo Credits (Thumbnail): Shamanth Patil J (Shamanth Patil Photography)

28/08/2026

Design Highlight | Outdoor Seating
Casa Tlalli, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh

The first-floor outdoor seating becomes a quiet pause within the home, overlooking the spaces below while opening the view upwards to the sky. Framed by greenery and softened by natural light, the setting feels both intimate and expansive. Behind it, a glass-brick vault filters the light into a gentle glow, adding texture and depth while creating a distinctive architectural backdrop to this layered, open-air corner.

Click the link in the bio to access full project details including detailed chapters and PDF eBook with floor plans, sections, product specifications, material palettes, and much more.

Design Firm: Rhythm and Light Design Studio (Rhythm and Light Design Studio)
Principal Designer: Srishti Mehta

Directed Ar. Kanishk Sharma (Kanishk Sharma)
Edited by Adarsh KP (adarsh)
Cinematography by Rakesh Rana

27/08/2026

Official Promo
Casa Tlalli, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh

The film captures this intimate inside-outside dialogue through the home’s soft, green framing palette, where gardens, openings and balconies dissolve boundaries and make nature part of everyday life. Shaped by travel and a rooted connection to home, its arches, tiled roofs, deep-set windows and wooden beams recall distant landscapes while remaining distinctly Indian. Surkhi walls, lime washes, terrazzo, art and heirlooms create an earthy, tactile character.

Click the link in the bio to access full project details including detailed chapters and PDF eBook with floor plans, sections, product specifications, material palettes, and much more.

Design Firm: Rhythm and Light Design Studio (Rhythm and Light Design Studio)
Principal Designer: Srishti Mehta

Directed Ar. Kanishk Sharma (Kanishk Sharma)
Edited by Adarsh KP (adarsh)
Cinematography by Rakesh Rana
Photo Credits (Thumbnail): TakenIn Studios (TakenIn Studios Interior & Architecture Photography)

25/08/2026

Design Highlight | Biaxial Dome
The Waterfall House, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

The biaxial dome becomes a quiet meeting point of structure, light and atmosphere. Its geometry gives the space a distinct vertical presence while allowing daylight to filter gently into the interiors. As the sun moves, light and shadow shift across its surfaces, constantly altering the mood below. More than a sculptural gesture, the dome becomes an active architectural element, shaping volume, directing light and connecting the built form with its changing environment.

is a series presented by Marble Centre International (‪Marble Centre International (MCI)) in association with

Click the link in the bio to access full project details including detailed chapters and PDF eBook with floor plans, sections, product specifications, material palettes, and much more.

Design Firm: Akshay Selukar Architects (Ar Akshay Selukar)
Principal Architect: Ar. Akshay Selukar

Directed Ar. Kanishk Sharma (Kanishk Sharma)
Edited by Adarsh KP (adarsh)
Cinematography by Pranay Maurya (Pranay Maurya) and Shaiwaz Sheikh (Shaiwaz | Filmmaker), Content Ketchup (Content Ketchup) & Sameer Chawda (Sameer Chawda)
Photo Credits (Thumbnail): Sameer Chawda (Sameer Chawda)

24/08/2026

Official Promo
The Waterfall House, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

The film captures the choreography of light and its dynamic with nature and built form. As daylight filters through courtyards, skylights and sculptural domes, the house seems to shift with every passing hour. Water threads through the architecture, reflecting light and extending the landscape into the built environment. Stone, shadow, greenery and moving reflections create a constantly changing rhythm. Rather than presenting the house as a static object, the film reveals it as an evolving experience, where architecture, climate and nature continually meet, overlap and transform one another.

is a series presented by Marble Centre International (‪Marble Centre International (MCI)) in association with

Click the link in the bio to access full project details including detailed chapters and PDF eBook with floor plans, sections, product specifications, material palettes, and much more.

Design Firm: Akshay Selukar Architects (Ar Akshay Selukar)
Principal Architect: Ar. Akshay Selukar

Directed Ar. Kanishk Sharma (Kanishk Sharma)
Edited by Adarsh KP (adarsh)
Cinematography by Pranay Maurya (Pranay Maurya) and Shaiwaz Sheikh (Shaiwaz | Filmmaker), Content Ketchup (Content Ketchup) & Sameer Chawda (Sameer Chawda)
Photo Credits (Thumbnail): Sameer Chawda (Sameer Chawda)

21/08/2026

Design Highlight | Spiritual Courtyard
Pariha, Kolhapur, Maharashtra

At the centre of the residence, an open-to-sky courtyard brings together some of the most important spaces of daily life. The living room, dining area, kitchen, staircase and pooja room all maintain a relationship with this shared volume, making it both a circulation hub and a visual anchor. Its spiritual character is reinforced by a basalt stone shrine positioned beneath a skylight, allowing daylight to become part of the prayer space. A lotus-filled water body introduces another layer of tranquillity. The handcrafted wooden jharokha, inspired by traditional Maharashtrian architecture, adds a familiar cultural reference to the contemporary setting.

Click the link in the bio to explore the full project details, including detailed chapters & the PDF eBook with floor plans, sections, product specifications, material palettes, and much more.

Design Firm: Avesana Design Studio (Avesana Design studio)
Principal Architect: Ar. Rahul Durgule (Rahul Durgule)

Directed by Ar. Arushi Ponnala (Arushi Ponnala
Edited by Dharmesh Ghaghada (D H A R M E S H)
Cinematography by Anup Baheti (Anup Baheti)
Photo Credits (Thumbnail): Hemant Patil (Architectural photographer)

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