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RESIDENCE ONDRA
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Amritsar, India
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RESIDENCE ONDRA
Amritsar, India
Firm
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2025
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
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Located in Amritsar, Punjab, Residence Ondra by 23DC Architects is a spatial exploration of calm, continuity,
and contextual responsiveness. Conceived as a residence that integrates seamlessly with nature, the house
balances architectural articulation with experiential subtlety, where light, material, and water interact in
fluid harmony.
The residence follows an L-shaped configuration, planned deliberately to align with the sun’s path from east
to west. This orientation ensures that no direct harsh sunlight penetrates the primary living spaces. The
homebathes in soft daylight throughout the day, while carefully avoiding overheating or glare.
As the large sliding gate glides open, you’re welcomed by a clean, covered parking zone. A wall blocks the
direct view beyond, offering a quiet sense of mystery about what lies behind. Recessed downlights
embedded in the canopy lend the entrance a composed elegance. The structure is not shouting luxury, it’s
whispering it.
The journey begins at the water. A linear waterbody stretches from the entrance forward, reflecting the sky
above and setting the tone for the entire home. It connects spaces, softens transitions, and threads
together sacred, formal, and recreational moments across the layout, and ends at the end of entrance foyer.
You walk over it on a precisely placed stone pathway, each step intentional, each movement grounding.
Beside it, a sculptural canopy rises, a quiet architectural metaphor signaling the home’s underlying
philosophy: fluidity, lightness, and clarity. This processional sequence culminates at a double-height
entrance foyer: calm, centered, and contemplative.
To the left of the entrance, the pooja room is gently positioned above the waterbody, forming the spiritual
core of the home. To the right, the entrance foyer unfolds into a private zone comprising the grandparents’
bedroom overlooking the front lawn, a compact powder room, and a 25 ft by 24 ft internal courtyard, acting
as a passive cooling device that breathes light and ventilation into the plan. Vertical louvers on the right
elevation help filter sunlight, casting dramatic shadows into the courtyard while reducing solar heat gain.
The master suite opens into this courtyard, benefiting from indirect light and privacy. The use of textures,
muted tones, and organic finishes enhances the restful character of the room.
An open riser staircase is placed within the entrance foyer, maintaining visual continuity between floors
without interrupting the flow. Moving along the central spine, the built mass transitions into a voluminous
living area. Defined by a soaring double-height rectangular glazed form, referred to as the Crystal Volume,
this space functions as the home’s visual and spatial climax. It blurs boundaries between indoor and outdoor,
between built and natural, anchored by a central chandelier suspended like a floating jewel.
The glass railing of the internal staircase, crafted in collaboration with JB Glass, ensures uninterrupted views
throughout. A person seated in the living area can visually connect through the glass to the courtyard
beyond, allowing transparency to define internal relationships without visual barriers.
A soft curved partition subtly separates the the formal living from family living and dining zones, which are
designed for casual interaction and daily rituals. The adjacent kitchen maintains proximity while remaining
visually understated. Together, these zones form a social spine that opens entirely to the lawn through
sliding Technal India fenestrations, expanding the living experience into the landscape.
A compact gym is located beside the lawn, reinforcing the home's wellness focus through its connection to
the outdoors.
An outdoor staircase offers dedicated guest access to the first-floor entertainment lounge. This 53 ft-long
space is designed for celebration, featuring a bar, billiards table, and home theatre. A generous balcony
faces the lawn, drawing in air, light, and long views.
Upstairs, the son’s suite is the most visually expressive, featuring a floor-to-ceiling curved glass windows
that opens to broad vistas. A walk-in wardrobe and private balcony complete the experience. Additional
guest and children’s rooms, each with their own balconies, ensure that light and openness touch every
corner of the upper floor.
The layout upstairs balances openness with privacy and acts as part of the larger story.
Every design decision in Residence Ondra stems from intent. Materials are chosen for their tactile richness,
aging quality, and how they respond to changing light. Stonex India marble flooring, ICA Italian Wood
Finishes, and custom Afterbricks artefacts and decor add material depth and cohesion to the narrative.
Kohler sanitaryware, Nexion tiles, and Daikin air conditioning systems further contribute to the home's
performance and comfort. Automation solutions by Schneider Electric provide seamless environmental
control throughout the residence. Landscaping with support from Greenstar, integrates the outdoors as an
essential experiential layer.
Residence Ondra is not merely a home. It is a crafted architectural experience, an environment where built
form, natural systems, and everyday life gently converge. In this project, 23DC Architects have created more
than a structure. We’ve designed a rhythm of space that flows, gently, logically, and beautifully.
and contextual responsiveness. Conceived as a residence that integrates seamlessly with nature, the house
balances architectural articulation with experiential subtlety, where light, material, and water interact in
fluid harmony.
The residence follows an L-shaped configuration, planned deliberately to align with the sun’s path from east
to west. This orientation ensures that no direct harsh sunlight penetrates the primary living spaces. The
homebathes in soft daylight throughout the day, while carefully avoiding overheating or glare.
As the large sliding gate glides open, you’re welcomed by a clean, covered parking zone. A wall blocks the
direct view beyond, offering a quiet sense of mystery about what lies behind. Recessed downlights
embedded in the canopy lend the entrance a composed elegance. The structure is not shouting luxury, it’s
whispering it.
The journey begins at the water. A linear waterbody stretches from the entrance forward, reflecting the sky
above and setting the tone for the entire home. It connects spaces, softens transitions, and threads
together sacred, formal, and recreational moments across the layout, and ends at the end of entrance foyer.
You walk over it on a precisely placed stone pathway, each step intentional, each movement grounding.
Beside it, a sculptural canopy rises, a quiet architectural metaphor signaling the home’s underlying
philosophy: fluidity, lightness, and clarity. This processional sequence culminates at a double-height
entrance foyer: calm, centered, and contemplative.
To the left of the entrance, the pooja room is gently positioned above the waterbody, forming the spiritual
core of the home. To the right, the entrance foyer unfolds into a private zone comprising the grandparents’
bedroom overlooking the front lawn, a compact powder room, and a 25 ft by 24 ft internal courtyard, acting
as a passive cooling device that breathes light and ventilation into the plan. Vertical louvers on the right
elevation help filter sunlight, casting dramatic shadows into the courtyard while reducing solar heat gain.
The master suite opens into this courtyard, benefiting from indirect light and privacy. The use of textures,
muted tones, and organic finishes enhances the restful character of the room.
An open riser staircase is placed within the entrance foyer, maintaining visual continuity between floors
without interrupting the flow. Moving along the central spine, the built mass transitions into a voluminous
living area. Defined by a soaring double-height rectangular glazed form, referred to as the Crystal Volume,
this space functions as the home’s visual and spatial climax. It blurs boundaries between indoor and outdoor,
between built and natural, anchored by a central chandelier suspended like a floating jewel.
The glass railing of the internal staircase, crafted in collaboration with JB Glass, ensures uninterrupted views
throughout. A person seated in the living area can visually connect through the glass to the courtyard
beyond, allowing transparency to define internal relationships without visual barriers.
A soft curved partition subtly separates the the formal living from family living and dining zones, which are
designed for casual interaction and daily rituals. The adjacent kitchen maintains proximity while remaining
visually understated. Together, these zones form a social spine that opens entirely to the lawn through
sliding Technal India fenestrations, expanding the living experience into the landscape.
A compact gym is located beside the lawn, reinforcing the home's wellness focus through its connection to
the outdoors.
An outdoor staircase offers dedicated guest access to the first-floor entertainment lounge. This 53 ft-long
space is designed for celebration, featuring a bar, billiards table, and home theatre. A generous balcony
faces the lawn, drawing in air, light, and long views.
Upstairs, the son’s suite is the most visually expressive, featuring a floor-to-ceiling curved glass windows
that opens to broad vistas. A walk-in wardrobe and private balcony complete the experience. Additional
guest and children’s rooms, each with their own balconies, ensure that light and openness touch every
corner of the upper floor.
The layout upstairs balances openness with privacy and acts as part of the larger story.
Every design decision in Residence Ondra stems from intent. Materials are chosen for their tactile richness,
aging quality, and how they respond to changing light. Stonex India marble flooring, ICA Italian Wood
Finishes, and custom Afterbricks artefacts and decor add material depth and cohesion to the narrative.
Kohler sanitaryware, Nexion tiles, and Daikin air conditioning systems further contribute to the home's
performance and comfort. Automation solutions by Schneider Electric provide seamless environmental
control throughout the residence. Landscaping with support from Greenstar, integrates the outdoors as an
essential experiential layer.
Residence Ondra is not merely a home. It is a crafted architectural experience, an environment where built
form, natural systems, and everyday life gently converge. In this project, 23DC Architects have created more
than a structure. We’ve designed a rhythm of space that flows, gently, logically, and beautifully.
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