The house comprises of mud, stone, wood, and clay, with stabilized mud blocks made on-site for construction. Integrates local craftsmanship to create a load-bearing structure reflecting the community's skills and the land's natural resources.

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Eco-Friendly Construction: Foundation made from quarry rock and mining waste. Local materials used to minimize environmental impact and reduce costs.

 

Natural Light and Ventilation: Double-height volume for optimal ventilation using the "Stack Effect." Open layout with seamless transitions between spaces and strategically placed bay windows for sunset views.

 

Thermal Insulation: High-volume pitched roofs with Mangalore clay tiles, some with glass inserts for dynamic sunlight effects. Flat roofs with porotherm clay block fillers to reduce concrete use and heat penetration.

 

Sustainable Systems: Powered by an 8KW solar backup, operating off the grid and sending excess electricity back to the local grid. Rainwater harvesting system with tanks for landscaping and domestic use. Bio-digester system for waste management, preventing groundwater contamination.