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Mr. Jeeva
Mr. Jeeva’s Pondicherry house design uses mustard-yellow balcony frames to turn a corner frontage into a bold composition. Projecting boxes and recessed openings appear on both visible sides, with darker bands tying the levels together. The result is a contemporary elevation with a strong, graphic identity.
Architectural design visualizations and project studies
- Location
- Pondicherry
- Project type
- Residential Villa
- Total built-up area
- 4500 Sq.ft
- Presentation
- Design visualization
- Services / scope
- Architecture, Interior Design, 3D Visualization, Construction Support
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Project Name : Mr. Jeeva
Project Type: Residential Villa
Total built-up area: 4500 Sq.ft
Location: Pondicherry
Services: Architecture, Interior Design, 3D Visualization, Construction Support
Elevation design: Mr. Jeeva’s Pondicherry house design uses mustard-yellow balcony frames to turn a corner frontage into a bold composition. Projecting boxes and recessed openings appear on both visible sides, with darker bands tying the levels together. The result is a contemporary elevation with a strong, graphic identity.
Materials and visible finishes
Warm timber-look panels sit behind the upper frames, while grey stone-effect finishes give the ground level a rougher texture. Glass and decorative balcony railings alternate with solid wall panels. A white perforated screen introduces a finer pattern between the larger coloured surfaces.
Colours and design character
Mustard yellow is balanced by white walls, charcoal bands and brown accents. The corner view makes the relationship between the front and side elevations especially clear: repeated frames create continuity, while the textured base and patterned screen keep the façade from feeling uniform.
Finishes are described from the design visualization. Final material specifications are confirmed during detailed design.
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