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Duplex Residence in Cumilla


Architect: Farish Mahmud Ammar 
Poridhi Design & Build 
Project location: Rosulpur, Debiddar, Comilla 
Site area: 8300 sft 
Building area: 2400 sft (each floor) 
Year of completion: 2022


From The Architect:

The client of this village duplex project visits their homeland annually. Given the beauty of the natural surroundings, the client desired a home with exposure to natural light and a strong connection to the landscape. The design aim was to keep the ground coverage of the building as minimum as possible while giving an impressive look within a plane architecture. The client’s requirement brief is translated on-site through the careful placement of building’s massing where there is no negative space while keeping a large green lawn at the West side of the site. The ground floor houses the living, double height dining, two guest bedrooms and a kitchen connected to the backyard. In the first floor, four bedrooms connect to each other through a circulation space which is linked to a spacious roofless terrace. The overall architectural composition of the building is properly harmonized through the planes and creates a volumetric approach. 

                                                                                     


 




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