The original plan of the apartment, as proposed by the builder, opened up directly into the living space compromising the privacy of the family. As an outcome, a partition wall parallel to the door was designed by the architect that served the purpose of an entrance foyer, in turn, secluding the entrance from the living room through this transitional space. The plan was accordingly modulated to accommodate the dining area behind the entrance partition wall. The reorientation concluded in attaining a vertical open space for the living area and making the dining and the kitchen more efficient through an advance entry into the kitchen. The coherence of spaces in the upgraded layout renders a new meaning in its planning ensuring a befitting flow of spaces.

The entrance door as an element has been reinvented through a pivoted jaali for natural cross-ventilation and security while sensitively establishing a multi-functional unit.

The partition wall in the entrance foyer has been similarly designed to avoid exclusive intent of transit to furthermore serve as a seating space with storage spaces

The ample expanse of the living area thus created, provides adequate distance for the television cabinet, additionally creating an alcove by the kitchen to accommodate the refrigerator. This partition wall harmonizes with adjacent elements to provide an auxiliary volume for storage. Through the notion of function, the design has attempted to create a unique all-inclusive language that shelters multiple functions in a sole component.

Direct entry to the kitchen from the dining area.

TV cabinet and storage spaces.

Living area

Interiors of the study room.

Interiors of the bedroom.