How to plan independent house elevation designs using Kerala house plans with photos?

What is your pick between a traditional or modern when it comes to an independent house elevation designs? Either of the designs requires good research and knowledge of construction to build your dream abode. Independent houses are comparatively easy to design as compared to tall and structured but, a complex design still requires a level of efficiency in design and use of strengthening materials.

The main focus of this planning is to optimally use the spaces and integrate traditional architectural techniques using Kerala house plans with photos for added advantages. The traditional designs are based on the principles of Vaastu Shastra and Thatchu Shastra. Vaastu Shastra defines the science of architecture, while Thatchu sastra defines the science of carpentry.

From the galley kitchen through to family rooms and out to the alfresco area, using clay bricks for walls can help in maintaining the temperature inside the house. A clay-tiled sloping entryway makes appealing foyer for onlookers. A pillared open space in the middle of the house or porch or also known as verandah is another technique used in independent house elevation designs to keep the air-ventilation active and efficient. A parapet style seating along the edges can also be included in contemporary designs in northern states for a statement-making design.

Wooden work with machine-made brown/black-antique bricks adds a very homely warmth to modern and sleek design. Its smooth texture makes the interiors look luxurious and glamourous while the squared edges bring the Indian aesthetics into the picture for an appealing looking mix of modern and traditional designs. Roofing is another element of an independent house elevation design that enhances the overall beauty of a residential complex.

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Classification: Commercial | Application: Structural & Exterior Walls