
FACT FILE
Category
Interior
Year of Completion
2025
Typology
Residential
Location
Ahmedabad
Project Area (sqmt)
2300
Lead Architect
Kanika Agarwal & Jwalant Mahadevwala
andblack Team
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Sanghvi Residence

FACT FILE
Category
Interior
Year of Completion
2025
Typology
Residential
Location
Ahmedabad
Project Area (sqft)
2300
Lead Architect
Kanika Agarwal & Jwalant Mahadevwala
andblack Team
-
Sanghvi Residence
Sanghvi Residence
Sanghvi Residence
A residence where every room holds its own logic—designed not for spectacle, but for rhythm, reflection, and evolving family life.
The project moves between clarity and softness. In the music room, a calm centerpiece—a minimal Buddha abstraction—is offset by faceted, light-responsive surfaces that alter the space without overwhelming it. Bathrooms are treated as standalone experiences—each one differentiated through pattern, light, and reflection. A narrow balcony becomes a spatial pause, drawing the outside in without disconnecting from the interior rhythm. What anchors the home is not uniformity, but a deliberate looseness. It’s composed, but never rigid. Every element exists to serve the evolving needs of its occupants.
A home built on emotional clarity—where each space is a decision, each detail a reflection of how people live, move, and grow.
Sanghvi Residence is a layered interior project shaped by contrast and composition. Each space is distinct, designed with a clear spatial and emotional agenda. The entry sets the tone—sculptural but restrained, creating a sense of quiet anticipation. From there, spaces open out with intention. The children’s room is multifunctional and future-ready—designed to evolve without losing its imaginative core. Learning, rest, and play occupy the same volume, blurring traditional zoning with purpose. Every space is a response—not just to function, but to feeling.
A home built on emotional clarity—where each space is a decision, each detail a reflection of how people live, move, and grow.
Sanghvi Residence is a layered interior project shaped by contrast and composition. Each space is distinct, designed with a clear spatial and emotional agenda. The entry sets the tone—sculptural but restrained, creating a sense of quiet anticipation. From there, spaces open out with intention. The children’s room is multifunctional and future-ready—designed to evolve without losing its imaginative core. Learning, rest, and play occupy the same volume, blurring traditional zoning with purpose. Every space is a response—not just to function, but to feeling.
A residence where every room holds its own logic—designed not for spectacle, but for rhythm, reflection, and evolving family life.
The project moves between clarity and softness. In the music room, a calm centerpiece—a minimal Buddha abstraction—is offset by faceted, light-responsive surfaces that alter the space without overwhelming it. Bathrooms are treated as standalone experiences—each one differentiated through pattern, light, and reflection. A narrow balcony becomes a spatial pause, drawing the outside in without disconnecting from the interior rhythm. What anchors the home is not uniformity, but a deliberate looseness. It’s composed, but never rigid. Every element exists to serve the evolving needs of its occupants.