The Saffron Verandah House by HabitArt Architecture Studio
The Saffron Verandah House, designed by HabitArt Architecture Studio, is a residential project located in Chembarasanapalli, near Shoolagiri in northern Tamil Nadu, India. The 2,700 square-foot house, completed in 2025, is situated on a nearly three-quarter-acre plot amidst mature mango trees, which create a cooler microclimate. The design, led by architect Aditya Venkat with a team including Rochana Ramakrishna and Yogita Kamath, was curated by Miwa Negoro. The project was photographed by Naresh and Nayan. Materials and products used include Fenesta windows, Jaquar India bath fittings, Kota Stone from Vidhyasagar Stones, and Somany bathroom tiles. The architects describe the home as beginning with an orchard, emphasizing the integration of the existing landscape into the design. The project falls under the category of houses and was featured on ArchDaily.
Key facts
- The Saffron Verandah House is designed by HabitArt Architecture Studio.
- The project is located in Chembarasanapalli, near Shoolagiri, Tamil Nadu, India.
- The house has an area of 2,700 square feet and was completed in 2025.
- Lead architect is Aditya Venkat, with design team Rochana Ramakrishna and Yogita Kamath.
- The project was curated by Miwa Negoro.
- Photographs were taken by Naresh and Nayan.
- Manufacturers include Fenesta, Jaquar India, Kota Stone - Vidhyasagar Stones, and Somany.
- The house is set among mature mango trees on nearly three-quarters of an acre.
Entities
Artists
- Aditya Venkat
- Rochana Ramakrishna
- Yogita Kamath
- Miwa Negoro
- Naresh
- Nayan
Institutions
- HabitArt Architecture Studio
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Chembarasanapalli
- Shoolagiri
- Tamil Nadu
- India