The presented building demonstrates a modern approach to tropical architecture in the Indian style. The two-story structure is characterized by clean geometric lines and functional space distribution. The facade features a white and red color scheme, creating a striking visual contrast and distinguishing the building in its surroundings.
The most notable detail of the facade is the integration of greenery along the perimeter of the upper floors, creating the effect of a "living" building. This terraced landscaping not only improves the aesthetic qualities of the structure but also provides natural temperature regulation, particularly valuable in hot climates.
The architectural composition includes a covered veranda with columns, painted in a rich red color, serving as an accent element of the first floor. Traditional tiled roofs with their characteristic red hue create a visual connection to local building traditions while giving the building a finished appearance.
Window openings are framed with protective grilles in a geometric style, which not only ensures security but also adds a rhythmic structure to the facade. Small balconies with wrought iron railings extend the living space and create a transitional zone between interior and exterior.
The landscaping of the territory, using local plants and natural materials, harmoniously complements the architectural ensemble, creating a holistic living environment adapted to the local context.