Things picked up from the garbage can also be used to decorate a large villa

Things picked up from the garbage can also be used to decorate a large villa. S+PS recently completed a house in Mumbai, India. The designer observed that Mumbai itself is a very chaotic and fragmented city. The visual language is A language of collage, so here we hope to take advantage of this phenomenon and design this house in a collage way.

From the front facade You can see this
The windows are all made of old abandoned windows
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These abandoned old windows
have been reprocessed
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Becomes the main background of the living room
The ceiling is uncolored concrete
The floor is polished white marble
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A series including recycled bricks, etc.Materials
As well as old wooden strips, colonial furniture
Woven waste fabrics, etc.
New arrangements and combinations produce different effects
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This approach emphasizes the interior materials and Elements
produce contrast between old and new, tradition and modern
Rough and refined
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Because the house is too close to the neighbors
Design an indoor courtyard
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Waste metal pipes form a "bamboo wall"
Combined Structural columns and downspouts
Recycled colorful tiles seem to
become a pieceSculptureWorks
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This method creates a new visual sense
while being friendly The feeling
makes people rethink the simple beauty around them
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To make the house more affordable
Rough concrete was retained on the outside
while concrete on the interior wraps all three floors
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The century-old pillars remaining from the old house
give people a sense of nostalgia
The top shell is all solar panels
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Old pillars and steel and glass on the terrace constitute a small pavilion with great visual conflict
overlooking View of the hills below
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Floor plan
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Cross-section view
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Exterior wall details
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"Bamboo Wall ”Detailed picture
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