Akshanksh holds details, design as per the user and proportion as per the space.” – Ankit Sojitra. The design of this beautiful bungalow on a modest plot defies its humble footprint. Christened Akshanksh, it literally means that the sun looks alike while rising and setting; similarly great men too remain alike in both good times and bad times. The meaning is to signify that the elevation has a never ending charm, a boldness of cherry red lights the whole elevation, just like sun which lights up the whole sky. About the project: Location: Surat, Gujarat, India Area: 1440 Sq.Ft (30’ x 48’) Type: Independent house Project Name: Akshanksh Principals: Mayur Mangukiya and Ankit Sojitra Photo credits: Noaidwin Studio | Nilkanth Bharucha The architects faced a significant challenge due to the limited plot size. They wanted to introduce unique design elements, but the constraint prevented them from using loops in their…
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