First-Hand: Unifying Craft and Spatial Continuum in Mumbai Apartment

The First-Hand House, a 120 sq.m. apartment in Bandra West, Mumbai, India, showcases the exceptional design work of DOT. This north-south facing apartment was meticulously planned to establish a spatial continuum, allowing natural light to flood every corner. Featuring a two-bay layout with a central passage, the apartment seamlessly connects the living areas facing the sea to the utility and guest spaces. The use of only two carefully-crafted materials creates a sense of openness and seamlessness, while the varying ceiling heights and softened edges provide a calming, sensorial experience. Read more ...Related:K House: Tropical Modernism Meets Traditional Indian HomeADND Office: A Modernist Oasis in Mumbai’s Historic HeartCasa Feliz: Tropical Oasis and Threshold Experience in Alibag