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Heritage Residence, at Jodhpur, Rajasthan, by Shilpy Architects & Consultants

Heritage Residence, at Jodhpur, Rajasthan, by Shilpy Architects & Consultants

The residence with plot size 8000 Sqft, located in merta road, near Jodhpur was designed to accommodate a  family with heritage  lifestyle. The house is designed on modern concept with traditional elevation themes. The basic idea of designing this residence was to create modern, spacious and fresh structure that reflected the ever- changing times as well as the simplicity of their old home. - Shilpy Architects & Consultants
Heritage Residence, at Jodhpur, Rajasthan, by Shilpy Architects & Consultants

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The residence with plot size 8000 Sqft, located in merta road, near Jodhpur was designed to accommodate a  family with heritage  lifestyle. The house is designed on modern concept with traditional elevation themes.

The basic idea of designing this residence was to create modern, spacious and fresh structure that reflected the ever- changing times as well as the simplicity of their old home.

THE RESIDENCE ACCOMMODATES:

4 BEDROOMS

KITCHEN

DRAWING ROOM

SERVANTS ROOM

SWIMMING POOL

HOME THEATER

LIVING SPACE

INSIDE FOUNTAIN AREA

SWIMMING POOL

Project Facts –

Name of the Project: Heritage Residence
Project Location: Merta  road near Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
Architectural Group: Shilpy Architects & Consultants
Architects/Designers Name: Devendra sethi & Mahendra  sethi
Client: Mr. Teja Ram
Project Completion Year: 2017
Total Area (Enter sq. meter or sq. feet): 8000sqft

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