- Type
- Hospitality
- Location
- Dibrugarh, Assam
- Size
- 15,000 sq ft
- Status
- Built 2022
The floor plate: five rooms around a central corridor, the lift and main stair to one side, a fire stair and service core to the other.
A guest floor pulled open — five rooms, each with an attached toilet, hung off a single corridor.
One room in section, entry to facade: the shower cubicle, a tinted glass separator, stripped MDF wall panelling, and the study table against the glazing.
The street elevation, with the vertical sign held off the glazed corner.
The building in section, floor by floor: reception and bakery at street level, four floors of rooms above, then Windsong Cafe, and the bar on the roof.
The building as first imagined from the street, brick and glass banded together under a louvred roof.
The frame going up, wrapped in bamboo and green netting.
Finished, from the air: rooms stacked behind glass, and the cafe and bar taking the top two floors.
The lobby. A fluted desk banded with moss and dark stone, arched brass mesh screens either side, woven pendants overhead and the void opening to the floor above.
The reception desk: fluted timber wrapped around a green marble band, with backlit arched forms standing behind it.
The lobby seating, under a double-height void — tan upholstery, woven pendants, and marble inlaid with green.
A garden room, with a carved timber door and reeded glass borrowing light from the bathroom.
The city-facing rooms take a wider bathroom instead of a view — a green marble vanity, and a reeded screen between the two.
The corner room turns its two glazed walls into a window seat.
Television, desk and stools all hang off the same fluted panel, keeping the floor clear.
The same room read the other way, from the bathroom door back to the bed.
The wardrobe system, drawn compartment by compartment: luggage rack, secret safe, brass hanging rod, bar cabinet, and space set aside for the kettle and the mini fridge.
A room as a concrete shell, sprinkler line already run overhead.
The bed platform and its panel going in, laminate still loose on the base and the bathroom opening cut beside it.
The fluted panel part-fixed in a city-side room, the ledge running on beneath it.
What the city rooms actually look onto — tin roofs, palms and the town beyond.
The reception as built, the mezzanine reading straight above it.
The lift lobby, with the stair carried on glass and the floor inlaid to match.
Bedside: a reading light and switch plate set into the timber band, the nightstand floating clear of the floor.
The wardrobe wall built out — kettle and tray on the stone counter, mirror lit from behind, exactly as the detail drawing set it out.
A tea-garden room at night, curtains drawn back to the glass.
A city room, finished: the green screen to the bathroom, and the minibar set into dark stone.
And a tea-garden room by day, the corner glazing giving the whole wall to the trees.