Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Farmhouse by the rock - Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Reflections by the rock - Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio Bengaluru

Front facade at night of Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Green roof of Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

By the Mango tree - Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Open living space with kitchen and dining are of Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Living room of Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Living room with cosy sofa at Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Open dining area of Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Red walled corridor of Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Corridor of Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Bedroom 01 of Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Bedroom 01 with storage of Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Bedroom 02 of Poojika farmhouse Ramanagara Karnataka - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

Overlooking the farmhouse from the rocky monoliths of Ramanagara - Residential Architecture by Keystone Studio

POOJIKA FARMHOUSE

RAMANAGARA

Located on the rock-strewn terrain of Ramnagara, 50kms from Bengaluru - the design is focused on neutral, raw materials and its synergy with the rocky hill nearby.

The foundational idea was to orient the farmhouse towards the hillock and design a space in continuation to the rocky terrain using exposed raw materials and large windows that blur the line between indoors and outdoors.