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Manikchand-Svamitva Soulspring
Shamanth Patil

Manikchand-Svamitva Soulspring

Nestled within a 4600 sq. Ft expanse, this architectural endeavour stands as a testament to harmonious coexistence with its surroundings. Soul Spring as it is aptly called is a linear build unit designed to house the office spaces for an upcoming developer along with showcasing an apartment's mock-up aesthetic, with its fusion of earthy tones and contemporary lines. The floor plan emphasizes open and flexible spaces that encourage the free flow of natural energy, creating an atmosphere where anyone can truly focus and unwind. Landscaping plays a pivotal role, with carefully curated green spaces that seamlessly extend from the entrance into the corridor with discussion rooms on either side leading to a courtyard. Featuring lush plants, and soothing water features, landscaped greens extend gracefully indoors, blurring the boundary between exterior and interior.

photo_credit Shamanth Patil
Shamanth Patil
photo_credit Shamanth Patil
Shamanth Patil

Walkthrough:
The reception: As you enter the space, the reception area greets you with an atmosphere of warmth and charm. The use of textured materials, such as beautifully patterned stone flooring‑ and natural fibres in the furnishings, creates an inviting ambiance. Perhaps the most remarkable feature of the design is the incorporation of large glass openings and a surrounding water body around the waiting area. These elements not only create a sensation of merging with the natural world but also allow natural light to permeate the interior, erasing the distinction between the indoors and the outdoors.

The Corridor: The pathway between the marketing o­ffice and the mock-up unit has been artfully designed as transitional zones, allowing a mindful shift between spaces.

photo_credit Shamanth Patil
Shamanth Patil
photo_credit Shamanth Patil
Shamanth Patil

The Discussion Rooms: Delicately designed discussion rooms peer out onto lush greens, forging an unbreakable link with nature. Meanwhile, the conference room provides a tantalizing glimpse of ongoing site progress, offering insight into the project's evolution.

The Mock Up Unit: The 3-bedroom mock-up was crafted with a contemporary theme, harmonizing natural hues throughout the apartment. The open layout of the kitchen, living, and dining areas creates a spacious feel, enhanced by the seamless transition of colours like beige, grey, and whites. Both the bedroom and living room feature balconies, inviting in a fresh breeze and abundant natural sunlight. The master bedroom boasts wooden flooring‑, while the rest of the house is adorned with larger tiles, providing a cohesive ambiance.

photo_credit Shamanth Patil
Shamanth Patil
photo_credit Shamanth Patil
Shamanth Patil

Note from The Architect: Eight months of dedication brought this sanctuary to life, offering an experience where every detail, from the waiting lounge's tranquil water feature to the masterful selection of artworks by Jaypore, claymen, and Udaipur's stone artisans, speaks to a refined, soothing ambiance. In the spectrum of preferences, the client's adoration gravitates toward the waiting lounge with its water-body enclave. Yet, for the architects, the space that bridges the marketing and mock-up realms holds a special charm. This project not only envisions architecture as an artistic endeavour but also carves a haven where tranquillity intertwines with modern living.

photo_credit Shamanth Patil
Shamanth Patil
photo_credit Shamanth Patil
Shamanth Patil

Team:
Architecture Firm: Svamitva Architecture Studio
Lead Architects: Akshay Mehta, Yash Mehta
Photo credits: Shamanth Patil 
Design Team: SAS
Clients: Svamtiva
Landscape: VPA Architects
Consultants: STERLING

photo_credit Shamanth Patil
Shamanth Patil
photo_credit Shamanth Patil
Shamanth Patil

Material Used:
1. Facade: Aluminium and Glass
2. Sanitary ware: Jaquar
3. Paint: Asian paint
4. Flooring: Kota and AGL tiles
5. Kitchen: Meelange Studio
6. Furniture: Homework living & KOSH Furnishing Studio

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