restrained volumes and voids compose residence_bb 214 in india

a sculptural staircase rises as a central element, shaping movement and visual connection across levels

light enters indirectly through a calibrated opening, animating the interior with shifting patterns and shadows

a linear passage framed by screens and glazing, allowing movement, light, and air to flow through the house

vertical circulation is treated as an experiential pause, with light guiding movement

concrete and stone define the primary structural surfaces, while light-toned wood introduces material contrast

custom-crafted furniture elements echo the project’s material palette, reinforcing a cohesive spatial language

project info:

name: PROJECT RESIDENCE_BB 214

architect: Minimalist Architecture & Design Studio | @studio.minimalist

area: 6870 sqft

location: Ludhiana, India

lead designers: Samridh Aneja, Anima Aneja

design team: Samridh Aneja, Anima Aneja, Arshdeep Singh, Abhijeet Kalsi, Karishma Narula

interior design: Samridh Aneja, Anima Aneja

interior styling: Minimalist Architecture & Design Studio

structure: Thirdspace Consultants

lighting design: Studio Lightscapes

acoustic design: Anterbox

landscape design: Asl Landscapes + Minimalist Architecture & Design Studio

automation: Akubela

visualization: Infinity Studio, Minimalist Architecture & Design Studio

PMC: Ayush Taneja

suppliers: Tapmasters, Deluxe Lights, Kashish Furniture, Naveen Bharat Furnishings

carpentry: Sr Interiors

manufacturers: HANS GROHE+ FIMA CARLO FRATTINI, ART-N-GLASS, ASTRONEA ITALIA, Arte, Cortizo, Daikin, Flos, NILAYA ANTHOLOGY, Norisys, SCIC ITALIA

tiles: Kronos

photographer: Nakul Jain

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edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom