ASLAM KHADAR RESIDENCE

The Attic House rises beneath a sculpted sloping roof that gently folds over three interconnected levels — a spatial journey where light, air, and form converge. Each floor is visually connected, creating a fluid dialogue between volumes and voids, between memory and modernity.

The design celebrates natural illumination and effortless ventilation, where sunlight filters through glazed roof panels and breezes flow upward through a wind catcher placed beside the sliding staircase, breathing life into every corner of the home.

Infused with nostalgic elements reimagined through technology, the house becomes a living blend of tradition and innovation. The roof opens to the sky, offering fleeting glimpses of clouds and stars, turning the attic into a contemplative retreat.

Anchored by nature, the bio pool in the side yard reflects hues of green tranquility, while the Miyawaki forest at the rear nurtures a pocket of wilderness. Together, they complete a dwelling that feels less like a structure — and more like an ecosystem of light, air, and emotion