Twin Courtyard House Architected by Charged Voids

There sure are many astonishing homes in India and if you are interested in astonishing homes located in India, the Twin Courtyard House is undeniably a home you have to consider taking a look at.

The home was architected by Charged Voids and of course, it is a home with an astonishing design that has many astonishing things to offer to those occupying it.

For starter, the home has large windows on the walls, as well as the ceiling and thanks to the large windows the home can blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors.

The Twin Courtyard House itself was designed for two brothers and the house has two separate levels which are still connected. A staircase connects spaces in the home and of course, the staircase is not the only thing that the occupants can use in the house.

After all, the house also has many other things to offer to those occupying it and the followings are some of them that you definitely have to get some info on if you are interested in the Twin Courtyard House.

The Twin Courtyard House and Things the House Offers to the Occupants

Located in Chandigarh, India, the Twin Courtyard House has a lot to offer to those occupying it including, for instance, a courtyard located next to the house’s main entrance.

The courtyard, naturally, is not the only thing that the house can offer as the house also has long vertical glazing which runs along the staircase and of course, it is not the last thing offered by the astonishing Twin Courtyard House.

Aside from offering the varied said things, the Twin Courtyard House also offers various parts created from varying types of material and the earthen palette of materials used in the house has been selected in order to allow for the emphasis of various natural elements in the house.

The house is also one where wood is used extensively and the extensive use of wooden materials allow for the necessary warmth in the house’s interiors. The Twin Courtyard sure has a lot of astonishing things to offer to those occupying it and those paying the occupants a visit.