Nestled within a dense urban setting in Hyderabad, House 44 is designed as a sanctuary of openness and light for a young couple, their parents, and a toddler. With four to five-story buildings enclosing the site, the concept revolves around an inward-looking design, where the setback spaces transform into lush landscape extensions, creating a sense of retreat while maximizing privacy.

Strategically placed architectural screens allow for controlled transparency, ensuring that the home remains bright and airy without compromising its intimate atmosphere. The interplay of double-height volumes and carefully positioned openings strengthens the inside-out experience, blurring the boundaries between architecture and nature. These design elements bring in ample natural light and ventilation, fostering a harmonious living environment.

Currently under construction, House 44 is expected to be completed soon, bringing to life a vision that balances structure, volume, and seamless flow. It redefines urban living by prioritizing serenity, connection, and adaptability, offering a personal haven of tranquility and openness in the heart of the city.