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The Dalroti Residence in Dahod, Gujarat, presents a fresh approach to multi-generational city living, blending modern design with traditional principles. Situated on a 2,168 sq. ft. plot with a built-up area of 8,275 sq. ft., this four-story duplex makes the most of compact space, balancing openness, privacy, and connection.

Instead of traditional stacked floors, the design features smooth transitions between levels, creating effortless movement and communication throughout the home. Open-to-sky courts and tall, airy rooms enhance the sense of space while maintaining intimate private corners.

In an era of increasing urban density, this residence exemplifies how vertical living can still provide a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. By combining space efficiency with comfort, it demonstrates that even small spaces can maintain strong connections between inhabitants and their surroundings. The Dalroti Residence is not just a home, but a reimagining of how architecture can shape daily life, offering a model for the future of urban living that is both modern and timeless.

  • Courtyard as Vertical Connectors:

    The design thoughtfully incorporates open courtyards, expansive vertical spaces, and open-to-sky courts to enhance natural airflow, maximize daylight, and foster visual continuity across floors. The shifting patterns of light and shadow throughout the day add an ever-changing, dynamic quality to the space, enriching the atmosphere with a sense of life and movement. At the same time, carefully designed private corners offer quiet retreats, ensuring a balance between family interaction and individual comfort. This integration of openness and seclusion creates a harmonious architectural experience, where the home feels both connected and intimate—perfectly blending the essence of community with personal privacy.

  • Home stays Cool Naturally:

    This home is designed to thrive in Gujarat's hot climate, minimizing reliance on artificial cooling. Strategic openings on the northeast and southeast façades facilitate cross-ventilation, drawing in fresh air while reducing direct sun exposure. The vertical courtyards further aid in cooling by allowing warm air to rise and escape, bringing in refreshing breezes. This natural design adapts to temperature and light changes throughout the day, ensuring a comfortable and fresh environment.

  • A Perfect Blend of Texture and Light:

    The materials used in this home strike a harmonious balance—earthy, natural tones and raw finishes create an elegant, timeless atmosphere. Smooth surfaces are complemented by textured ones, offering visual and tactile interest. Light plays a crucial role in setting the tone, with soft lighting creating a warm ambiance and natural sunlight filtering through open courtyards.

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