The guest house is characterised by the presence of a diaphragm wall on the main façade which, merging with the building’s roof, becomes a filter element between a public exterior and a private interior and at the same time creates emotional places through a texture inspired by Indian tradition, allowing light to filter into the home.
The bathrooms are located behind the diaphragm, while the rooms, each with their own bathroom, private terrace and garden view, are arranged in the rear part of the building in keeping with Indian Vaastu principles, as is the living room, which becomes the real centre of the building.
