INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO
CASE STUDY
Humanscape
BHUSAWAL , INDIA
P JAISHREE
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space planning & zoning
The concept of 'Humanscape' took root four years ago The free plan of the studio became a canvas for
when a basement was carved into the natural slope of a experimentation—today a presentation room,
residential site. With no preconceived plans, hands tomorrow a library, a movie club on Saturdays, a
worked intuitively to lay the shuttering. Light wells and pottery workshop, or even a venue for traveling
access points emerged in response to this raw process, exhibitions. The studio is a raw concrete shell with
with two walls shared with underground water tanks its own pockets of light, shadows, sky, greens, and a
and the other two supporting soil up to half their height. garden.
furniture layout
rooms
presentation room
garden
lounge area
kitchen
workstation
materials
& colour scheme
timer wood
glass
terrazzo
metal
stone
fabrics -
nature’s palette
lighting
DAYLIGHT
Light wells offered glimpses of the evolving
building above, adapting to changing sunlight,
raindrops, and gloomy days. As the building
grew, the comfort within increased, with more
reflected light enhancing the soft impact on
the interiors.
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
Artificial lighting plays a crucial role, combining
suspended lamps and floor lamps to create
comforting shadows.
LIGHT FIXTURES & FALSE CEILING
Use of ceiling track lights , suspended
lights/lamps , to serve functional purposes ,
adapting to different moods and occasions.
frame wall decor
miniature modelsi
earthen vases
geometric
showpieces the choice of decor is simple yet [Link]
material library is a collection of crafts from travels
across the country and pieces made by local artisans.