Domus Housing, Samar Ramchandra Associates

Domus Housing, Secunderabad-Samarendra Ramachandra

Domus Housing, Samar Ramchandra Associates

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Domus Housing, Samar Ramchandra AssociatesDomus is a gated residential community with resort rentals. Domus villas are a classic example of modern architecture. The layout is a blend of the modern generation’s needs and contemporary architectural design. The futuristic plan matches the modern lifestyle and makes a statement on quality living.

Domus Housing, Secunderabad-Samarendra Ramachandra 2

Domus villas are categorized into east-facing and west-facing villas. Every individual house is designed to meet the demands of a modern Indian lifestyle. Well defined porch and double-height foyer mark the entrance to each villa. The minimal use of red-stone cladding on the stairwell and exposed brick wall extending out from the formal living area add character to the white walls. Semi-covered terrace on the first floor complements the linearity of the compound boundary and gate.

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