Indian architecture interior

Atul Khanna worked closely with conservation architects Bhawna Dandona and Aishwarya Tipnis to revive the haveli in the heart of old Delhi, which is now known as Kathika Cultural Centre.

A Spanish-inspired residence and office space with an entrance welcomed by a sunlit inner courtyard adorned with vast arched openings. It floods the house with abundant light, the skin creating dramatic plays of shadow and light. Along with a range of unique finishes comprising of patterned cement tiles, seamless micro-topping and terracotta, the structure also utilizes a simple fired brick in a rat trap bond – a feature that helps maintain indoor comfort even during harsh summers.

Indian architecture. 📷 @reispackers