CC House Enebolig by Muhammed Naseem M is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2024 A' Design Award i Gull in Arkitektur-, bygnings- og strukturdesign Competition Category.

GullArkitektur· 2024

CC House Enebolig

by Muhammed Naseem M

Client: 3dor Concepts

A' Design Award i Gull Winner in Arkitektur Category

102,014
Verified Award Winner
Verify Award Status for #158589

Visit Site View at A' Design Award Press Release Award Badge

Colors

The Design

About CC House Enebolig

Et rolig tilfluktssted innhyllet i naturens favn, dette enetasjes huset med fire soverom i Nord-Kerala, nær Wayanad, er en harmonisk blanding av enkelhet og unikhet. Designet for å respektere sine omgivelser, har den mørke, teksturerte bygningen asymmetriske c-former som speiler et sentralt tre. En åpen innergård og rommelig uteplass integrerer sømløst innendørs med utendørs, mens et minimalistisk interiør fremviser gjennomtenkt møbeldesign. Natursteinsmur og glassvinduer med trerammer skaper en rustikk, men moderne estetikk som gjenspeiler roen i de naturlige omgivelsene.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award i Gull

CC House Enebolig er vinner av A' Design Award i Gull, en enormt prestisjefylt anerkjennelse som tildeles førsteklasses, praktfulle og enestående design. Gullvinnere er usedvanlig nyskapende, visjonære og glamorøst blendende skaperverk som gjenspeiler designernes geni, visdom og dyktighet. CC House Enebolig forventes å være en høyt rost, trendsettende og monumental oppfinnelse som gir enestående verdi. Dette designet, som har vunnet A' Design Award i Gull, er et spektakulært, respektert prosjekt som i høy grad gagner og flytter grensene for kunst, vitenskap, design og teknologi. CC House Enebolig skaper intense følelser av begjær, vekker lidenskap, oppmuntrer til kreativitet og fascinerer oss.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: A minimal design approach which is more justified to the site. In both ways the building should respect the site as much as the ambience of the site should be exploited in the interiors. The form is simple yet gave a signature element. Two c shapes mirror each other with reference to a tree as a focal point .This focal point is positioned where the walkway to the site meets the building. The building texture is generally dark which matches the totality of the entire setting.
Dimensions & Packaging: Floor area : 270 m.sq
Tags: Residence, Tropical, Tropical modernism, Nature , Unique, Kerala, House
Production Technology: Every design decision was a deliberate choice in light of the research. The design has shaped with reference to the socio-cultural contexts as well as the climatic conditions of the site. Skilled labours were required to build the curved RCC wall which formed the C shaped form of the house. A curved formwork was made with plywood supported with horizontal plates stacked one upon other. The dark yet natural material palette has conferred the house a belonging to its context.
Design Challenge: The Socio historic context of the locality is overtly infused in the whole design language. The social structure of the region has an ardent tie-in with farming lifestyle, this led us to think in their perspective of how they want their living spaces to be. This has substantial impact in design decisions to maintain their ecosystem with its authenticity, which in turn led us to retain most of the trees on site. Efforts was made to subsume the material palette of the region to the house itself.
Research: A mixed research set including observational, analytical, and ethnographic research was done to grasp the socio-cultural aspects of the site as well as the psyche of the client. The client’s parents, being planters has an intrinsic connection with the site. This has essentially influenced the design, both in planning and material dialogue. In effect, the design has minimal physical or visual barrier between inside and outside.
Inspiration: The site's lush surroundings and dense vegetation inspired the design. These natural elements held profound sentimental value for the family, rooted in their agricultural heritage, with many of the plants having been cultivated by the owners themselves. Therefore, the design strategy revolved around the conservation of the existing trees and vegetation. The design of the house was also done in a way that the site can be enjoyed to its fullest.
Project Duration: The project finished in 2022 in Thamarassery, Wayanad, Kerala, India.
Operation Flow: The entire residence is planned around an open courtyard and eight feet wide sit-out surrounding the rooms on three sides. This gives a perfect transition between indoors and outdoors. Transparency is kept at maximum for semi-private spaces while all four bedrooms are given moderate transparency considering privacy.
Team Members: Ahmed Thaneem , Jiyad Muhammed