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Mr. Manjini, Puducherry
Mr. Manjini’s Puducherry residence design uses narrow vertical elements to give a multi-level frontage a clear rhythm. Stacked balconies occupy one side, while tall screens and textured panels define the other. An open roof frame completes the elevation without adding a heavy solid parapet.
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Mr. Manjini, Puducherry
Elevation design: Mr. Manjini’s Puducherry residence design uses narrow vertical elements to give a multi-level frontage a clear rhythm. Stacked balconies occupy one side, while tall screens and textured panels define the other. An open roof frame completes the elevation without adding a heavy solid parapet.
Materials and visible finishes
Pale grey stone-effect surfaces sit beside cream block-textured balcony walls. Two long vertical screens contrast with the glass rails, and a charcoal edge carries small horizontal joints. Black pergola-like slats sit within a white roof frame, above a dark timber-look gate.
Colours and design character
White, cream and grey create a quiet palette, sharpened by charcoal lines. The repeated balcony openings provide horizontal pauses within the taller composition. Their transparent rails allow the textured background walls to remain visible, adding depth without introducing a separate bright accent colour.
Finishes are described from the design visualization. Final material specifications are confirmed during detailed design.
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