The Kubos home finds itself perched atop of a higher-altitude site from where the sprawling villa enjoys stunning views of the paddy fields and is flanked by backwaters on the eatern frontier. The home’s volume is accentuated by a triple-height stone-enveloped entrance foyer which further adds to the grandeur of the abode. The split-level layout puts into motion an intriguing spatial geometry while efficiently segregating the served and serviced spaces; this in turn aids the inhabitants with necessary privacy.

The central double-height courtyard and the adjoining large-scale openings creates a sense of openness, circulation and natural ventilation across the volume.
The restrained material palette enhances the spatial form of the building by complementing the grandeur of its scale. The employment of locally available stones, laterite blocks, wood coupled with the implementation of solar energized systems and recycling of water makes for a sustainable and energy-efficient home.

The expansive foyer which leads into the landscaped courtyard reveals the interlocked arrangement of the spaces that have been woven together in a contiguous manner. The strategically positioned fenestrations and openings capture stirring views of the surrounding vistas, creating a serene atmosphere that ties together the indoors and outdoors. The palette of materiality has been carried through into the interior scheme of the home, implying a sense of oneness that binds the design narrative of the residence.