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Tropical modernism - Blends sleek, minimalist design with the lush, vibrant elements of tropical landscapes, creating spaces that are both sophisticated and in harmony with nature.

In architecture, rhythm is the repetition of elements that create a sense of movement and order, much like in music. – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

Nature’s nook!

A perfect harmony for readers.

A Tweak /

A house is more than a shelter. It can define every aspect of life. Human civilization has replaced their natural habitat with living indoors. While one cannot do away with indoors, especially in the Post-Pandemic era, one also cannot afford to be cut off from the external environment. Any built space largely affects the well-being and productivity of the body and mind of its occupants. With the conducive atmosphere that is created through making use of sunlight, air, and a touch of thriving greenery, in a comfortable structure with intelligent design, the inhabitants can live their life to the fullest. Team Uru opened up a new possibility for this house, a chance for it and its inhabitants to reconnect with nature through the most vital ideal for building a structure in this age: Sustainability. Combining both the environmental and economic aspects, the tweak was directed towards a more sustainable, environmentally-safe and classily-designed house, with a stroke of the rustic as well as the cosmopolite.
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Pallak

Phase II Master Plan

“Escape to serenity: where weekends are made unforgettable.”

“The difference between something good and something great is attention to detail.” - Charles R. Swindoll

Dine in the glow of nature: open, green, and light-filled.

House of Parallel Courtyards!

LONGINESS

The house features an open and interactive layout with sunlight pouring in from the East.
Unique design elements like a cement-finished courtyard, special jali work for light control, and a combination of steel and glass roofing were incorporated. The kitchen is open-style with ample storage, and there’s a terrace pool for family gatherings.

The house’s exterior is designed with a neutral color palette and exposed cement-concrete finish. In 2023, the interior was completed with Teak wood, giving the house a
contemporary and linear design, reflecting the client’s modern attitude.

PROJECT DETAILS:
Name: Longiness
Location: Palakkad,Kerala.
Plot Area: 15000 sq ft.
Build-up Area: 4200 sq ft.

TECHINAL DETAILS:
Architecture: Uru Consulting
Structural Design: Design Spectrum
Civil Contractor: ZOPM Consulting
Interior Design: Uru Consulting
Interior Contractor: Vibgyor Calicut
Landscape Contractor: Greenara
MEP Contractor: Mujeeb
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Furniture: Classy Furniture
Electrical: Legrand
Flooring: Simpolo
Lighting: Kiara Lights Painting: Asian Paints
Sanitary & Bath Fittings: Jaquar Security Systems: HIKvision
Soft Furnishing: Kurikkal

PHOTO CREDITS:
Photographer: Nathan Photos

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“Tranquil haven framed by open vistas, this residence invites you to relish the quiet beauty of its rural surroundings.”

“Nurtured by nature: A courtyard sculpted from earth’s palette, where wood, metal, stone, and plants converge to form a serene symphony of textures and tones.”

To create architecture is to put in order. Put what in order? Function and objects. - Le Corbusier

The house features an open and interactive layout with sunlight pouring in from the East.
Unique design elements like a cement-finished courtyard, special jali work for light control, and a combination of steel and glass roofing were incorporated. The kitchen is open-style with ample storage, and there’s a terrace pool for family gatherings.

The house’s exterior is designed with a neutral color palette and exposed cement-concrete finish. In 2023, the interior was completed with Teak wood, giving the house a
contemporary and linear design, reflecting the client’s modern attitude.

PROJECT DETAILS:
Name: Longiness
Location: Palakkad,Kerala.
Plot Area: 15000 sq ft.
Build-up Area: 4200 sq ft.

TECHINAL DETAILS:
Architecture: Uru Consulting
Structural Design: Design Spectrum
Civil Contractor: ZOPM Consulting
Interior Design: Uru Consulting
Interior Contractor: Vibgyor Calicut
Landscape Contractor: Greenara
MEP Contractor: Mujeeb
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Furniture: Classy Furniture
Electrical: Legrand
Flooring: Simpolo
Lighting: Kiara Lights Painting: Asian Paints
Sanitary & Bath Fittings: Jaquar Security Systems: HIKvision
Soft Furnishing: Kurikkal

PHOTO CREDITS:
Photographer: Nathan Photos

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The house features an open and interactive layout with sunlight pouring in from the East.
Unique design elements like a cement-finished courtyard, special jali work for light control, and a combination of steel and glass roofing were incorporated. The kitchen is open-style with ample storage, and there’s a terrace pool for family gatherings.

The house’s exterior is designed with a neutral color palette and exposed cement-concrete finish. In 2023, the interior was completed with Teak wood, giving the house a
contemporary and linear design, reflecting the client’s modern attitude.

PROJECT DETAILS:
Name: Longiness
Location: Palakkad,Kerala.
Plot Area: 15000 sq ft.
Build-up Area: 4200 sq ft.

TECHINAL DETAILS:
Architecture: Uru Consulting
Structural Design: Design Spectrum
Civil Contractor: ZOPM Consulting
Interior Design: Uru Consulting
Interior Contractor: Vibgyor Calicut
Landscape Contractor: Greenara
MEP Contractor: Mujeeb
PRODUCT DETAILS:
Furniture: Classy Furniture
Electrical: Legrand
Flooring: Simpolo
Lighting: Kiara Lights Painting: Asian Paints
Sanitary & Bath Fittings: Jaquar Security Systems: HIKvision
Soft Furnishing: Kurikkal

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“Light creates ambience and feel of a place, as well as the expression of a structure.” - Le Corbusier

“Nurtured by nature: A courtyard sculpted from earth’s palette, where wood, metal, stone, and plants converge to form a serene symphony of textures and tones.”

Project: Box House
Design:

Pallak Heritage Resort, in Kottakkal, Conserved by

Team Uru envisioned the transformation of the plot and the traditional “Naalukettu” Kerala house, chiefly keeping in mind the foreign customers who found a sanctuary in the calming greenery and rich heritage of Kerala.

Pallak Heritage Resort, Kottakkal, Kerala. Conserved by

Team Uru envisioned the transformation of the plot and the traditional “Naalukettu” Kerala house, chiefly keeping in mind the foreign customers who found a sanctuary in the calming greenery and rich heritage of Kerala.

The Urban Slice

“Small plot, big dreams: Crafting cozy living on a 3.5 cent plot.”

Tropical Chic
Where Serenity Meets Simplicity 🌿🔲

Step inside our latest residential project, where we’ve seamlessly blended the elegance of Japanese and Scandinavian design principles. Experience the harmony of clean lines, natural materials, and a serene color palette. Discover how minimalism and Japandi coexist in perfect balance, creating a tranquil oasis that whispers sophistication in every corner. Welcome home!

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The Urban Slice

“Small plot, big dreams: Crafting cozy living on a 3.5 cent plot.”

The Urban Slice

“The Urban Slice” occupies a small site at the center of a scenic suburb of the city of Ernamkulam. Wedged tightly in between small sliced plots and buildings constructed over the last few years, at first glance, the property did not seem much suitable for new construction at all. Nevertheless, “The Urban Slice” proposed here, its structure adjusted to the position of the sun, its shape determined by adjacent structures and the distances in between them. This topographical condition drove the project’s conceptual design. On its east side, it features large fenestration, a side yard and main door. On the west side, it
accommodates all bedrooms and a side yard with an exterior garden. This north faced house has a parking facility for two cars. The logical arrangement of the organizational concept is further reinforced by the choice of building materials. Inside, the load-bearing concrete cross remains raw while the walls and fenestration take on the warmth of timber.

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