Biophilic design is characterized by an intrinsic connection to nature, whether that be lush walls of plants, open-air space, or organic, flowing forms.
This farmhouse in India draws on these harmonizing principles by wrapping around a small mango grove. The Mumbai-based architects designed a curved building made of stone and brick that seems to hug these trees.
Wide windows allow light to flood the space and provide ventilation for the warm summer months.
They aligned the home’s openings with the prevailing winds to help regulate air circulation.
Long, sloping benches line the perimeter with seating.
Recycled glass bottles and textured brick and stone bolster the warm, calming aesthetic.
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