- Type
- Mixed-use
- Location
- Kolkata
- Size
- 6,000 sq ft built-up · 42,000 total
- Status
- Under construction
The typical residential floor: four flats and two cores — a 2BHK at 617 sq ft, two 3BHKs at 870, and a third at 800.
The south facade, level by level: shops and parking at grade, two glazed commercial floors, then brick slip and textured concrete above.
How that facade is actually built: brick slip cladding over external brick, the concrete bands protruding to catch shadow, and the plumbing ducts hidden behind ACP sheet.
The corner as designed: brick and textured concrete banded up the residential floors, planting at every sill, the glazed commercial floors wrapped below.
At night the ground floor does the work — shopfronts lit along the pavement, the glazed commercial floors glowing above them.
Along the side, the flats read as recessed balconies with brick reveals and planting at every sill.
From the other approach, with the address run vertically up the stair core.
The corner plot from above — the reason the building turns both ways rather than presenting a single front.
The frame going up under bamboo and netting.
Glass trialled in the opening before the commercial floors were sealed.
The corner from below: every opening formed, the frame painted, the double-height commercial recess already reading — before any facade went on. Image: Google Street View
The long side at the same moment, scaffolding still at the far end — the building arriving at the elevation drawn above. Image: Google Street View