Located in a mixed-use area, this residence sits on an irregular quadrilateral plot, facing a road on one side and a dirty brook on the other, flanked by three 45' Ashoka trees.

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The design draws from Islamic principles, emphasizing privacy, simplicity, passive cooling, and respect for women and nature. It blends traditional elements like Mashrabiyyas, courtyard (qa'ah), and Musallah into a modern form.

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The house is zoned into public and private areas. The ground floor has a garage and 3 shops; the first floor is for the owner and wife; the top floor is planned for the son. Despite zoning, vertical interactions create unity across spaces, encouraging family bonding and sustainable living.

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