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Concept P11 · Stone and garden modernism

Basalt Garden

Bengaluru neighbourhood inspiration · original concept study, not a built home

Plot
45 × 60 ft
Built-up
3,280 sq ft
Floors
G+1
Bedrooms
4
Road side
front

The home: finished look

Photorealistic design concept

Basalt Garden · Exterior · daylight

Photorealistic design concept · AI-assisted concept visualisation, not a photograph of a built home. Drawings remain the dimensional reference.

Discuss this look

Exact views from the model

Rendered from the same geometry as the plans, so proportions here are true. Less styled than the concepts above.

Daylight model view · model view
Evening model view · model view
Aerial model view · model view
Front model view · model view
Native raytraced presentation · model view
Provenance and status
  • Project P11, model revision R4. Original concept study, not a completed client home.
  • Model views, floor cutaways, room views, the 3D model and drawings all come from one authored geometry.
  • Presentation studies: AI-assisted presentation study; styling reference, not a dimensionally exact model export.
  • Illustrative concept; no project-specific engineering or approval review.

A four-bedroom stone-and-garden study.

Basalt Garden uses a 45 × 60 ft rectangular plot (2,700 sq ft), G+1 and four illustrated bedrooms. Each floor has 1,640 sq ft covered, totalling 3,280 sq ft built-up. The family aspiration mentions five bedrooms; a fifth is not in the supplied layout and requires revision.

Broad stone planes and a recessed garden terrace

Basalt, olive plaster and warm wood establish the garden-modern character, with a flexible home-office aspiration. Bengaluru is neighbourhood inspiration, not a claim of completed work there. Treat room additions as a new planning decision, not a bedroom already shown. Site measurements, structure and local requirements must be reviewed before construction; these are concept-only sheets.