This is a residential project in Nashik, India, designed by Shirish Lele, a structural engineer. The project is a single-family home, with a total area of 1,500 square feet. The project is located in a hilly terrain, with a sloping roof.

This innovative approach promotes biodiversity and ecological resilience. The Miyawaki method, developed by Akira Miyawaki, a renowned Japanese botanist, focuses on creating dense, multi-layered forests within urban environments. This method involves planting a diverse range of native trees and shrubs in a specific ratio, ensuring optimal growth and ecological benefits.

This area serves as a central hub for the family, hosting gatherings, meals, and activities. The open plan design encourages interaction and communication between family members. The kitchen, dining area, and living room are seamlessly integrated, creating a fluid and dynamic space. This integration fosters a sense of community and shared experiences.