Manduva House :
Manduva House is a subterranean dwelling that reinterprets domestic space by merging architecture with the earth. Conceived in alignment with contemporary environmental sensibilities and personal aspirations, the house strengthens the bond between its in habitants and nature. Located in the northern part of the property and enveloped by mature eucalyptus trees, the home forms a quiet retreat for a family—sheltered from the city’s bustle.
Generous openings and carefully placed fenestrations draw light, air, and landscape deep into the interiors, ensuring a constant dialogue between indoors and outdoors. The earth-sheltered structure is animated by playful, built-in elements that encourage exploration and leisure. A roof garden with a cycling path, hammocks nestled within tree canopies, meandering garden trails, and a large shared sleeping space collectively create an environment that balances recreation with rest, making Manduva House both a haven of comfort and a landscape of joy.
