A bare shell on the 17th floor, becoming a two-storey family home.
The studio began with a bare concrete shell on the 17th floor of Skydale Tower in Siliguri, with an open view over the city toward the hills. Across 2,441 sq ft on two levels, it is turning that shell into a family home.
The two floors hold the living and dining rooms, the kitchens, a lounge and a study nook, a puja room, and a living room with a swing. Each room is resolved down to its furniture and lighting.
The project is ongoing and is shown here in visualisation. The tower is not the studio’s; the two floors marked in it on the road are.
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