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Front-left view showing the pale-stone corner volume, timber screen and entrance court.

Residential

C-12 / 10 Kanal Courtyard Residence

Gulberg Greens

The project

Pale stone volumes and warm timber define an expansive courtyard residence. Reflecting water, planted edges and deep entrance frames bring texture and calm to the arrival sequence.

Architectural visualisations.

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Typology: Residential
Location: Gulberg Greens

Front-left view showing the pale-stone corner volume, timber screen and entrance court. — Projecting stone volumes and warm timber screens define the approach.

Wide front visualization of the C-12 residence with pale stone walls, timber accents and reflecting pools. — The principal facade frames the entrance between two reflecting pools.

Front-right visualization of the C-12 entrance portals, canopy and exterior staircase. — Open portals and a fine canopy give the arrival court its scale.

Aerial visualization of the C-12 roof terraces, solar array, twin pools and curved driveway. — An aerial view brings together the planted terraces, circulation and water.

Rear three-quarter visualization showing timber window frames, metal balcony frames and dry sunken courts. — Tall framed windows and sunken courts articulate the rear elevation.

Left facade visualization with pale stone cladding, corner glazing, timber and a reflecting basin. — A closer view of the projecting glazed volume and timber screen.

Right facade visualization with vine-covered timber, reflecting water and a slim canopy. — Climbing greenery softens the junction beside the entrance.

Close architectural visualization of pale-stone cladding, a dark glazing frame and walnut timber. — Stone, timber and slender glazing meet in a quiet material composition.

Close visualization of the entrance pool with rippling water, pale stone coping, entry columns and climbing greenery. — Reflections animate the stone edge beside the entry.

Material board with pale limestone, mineral plaster, walnut timber, charcoal metal, clear glazing and grey paving. — A visual study of the finishes of the residence.

C-12 ground-floor plan with rooms around the central open court, entry, reflecting pools and driveway. — The ground-floor layout organized around the central court.

C-12 first-floor plan with bedrooms, circulation and terraces around the central court. — The first-floor arrangement around the courtyard.

C-12 basement plan with a multipurpose hall, lounge, gym, theater, staff spaces and bedrooms around open-to-sky courts. — The basement plan with recreation and service spaces.

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