Name: The Cove House is a home nestled in a site swaddled by the… | Red Brick Studio
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Description: The Cove House is a home nestled in a site swaddled by the mountains of the Western Ghats. The most innovative part of the house is the roof structure.…

Red Brick Studio is an interdisciplinary design practice focusing on contextually and sustainably appropriate solutions. In today's pluralistic and rapidly urbanizing cities, the practice explores ideas and ethics rooted in construction techniques, materials and local craft and place. Our team has built up an exciting and diverse portfolio since 2010. The studio is not inhibited by building type, but rather looks forward to every opportunity of pushing the envelope. Every project is a testimony to our belief that function is purposeful and aesthetic becomes inherent. The studio follows an intensely analytic design approach seeking to strike a balance between client needs and costs, site conditions and programmatic dictates - all in the unyielding pursuit of perfection. We believe that interdisciplinary collaboration is the key to successful design; for which we work with a close-knit group of talented professionals and consultants dedicated to integrating research into the core process&nbsp;of&nbsp;design.

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The Cove House is a home nestled in a site swaddled by the mountains of the Western Ghats. The most innovative part of the house is the roof structure. The approximately 70' long (25m) ferrocement roof is constructed in a structural thickness of 50mm only, making it a very cost-effective and sustainable alternative to the conventional RCC technology. Local and natural materials are used in a way to ensure that the aging on the house is beautiful and helps it blend in.

the cove house is a home nestled in a site swaddled by the mountains of the western ghats. the most innovative part of the house is the roof structure. the approximately 70' long (25m) ferrocement roof is constructed in a structural thickness of 50mm only, making it a very cost-effective and sustainable alternative to the conventional rcc technology. local and natural materials are used in a way to ensure that the aging on the house is beautiful and helps it blend in.