PROJECT CODE

HOG-R-13 (Residential Interior Architecture)

The Brass Grid Residence represents a curated intersection of industrial textures and luxe finishes, designed to maximize spatial perception within an apartment footprint. The central architectural intervention is a floor-to-ceiling brass-finished metal partition. This skeletal structure acts as a permeable screen, visually separating the living and dining zones while maintaining light transmission and sightlines.

The material palette is bold and textural. Public zones utilize a concrete-finish cladding on the entertainment wall to contrast with the warmth of the walnut ceiling rafts and the polished brass elements. The kitchen departs from neutrals, employing a deep teal and black glass combination for a moody, modern aesthetic. In the private quarters, the design integrates biophilic elements, most notably a backlit circular preserved moss installation that serves as the focal point of the master suite. Precision joinery is evident throughout, from the tinted glass wardrobes to the window-integrated workspaces, ensuring every square foot is functionally optimized.

BUILDING CONFIGURATION

• Building Type: Apartment
• Storey Count: Single Level (Flat Layout)

FLOOR BREAKDOWN

• Single Level Layout:
• Linearly organized apartment featuring a unified living-dining volume, an enclosed galley kitchen, and distinct private sleeping quarters.

SPACE BREAKDOWN (Typical Floor)

• Formal Living: Characterized by a concrete-finish TV wall and brass open-shelving.
• Dining Area: Defined by a marble table, mauve crockery unit, and sculptural lighting.
• Kitchen: Enclosed zone with deep teal lower cabinets and black glass overheads.
• Master Bedroom: Features a preserved moss wall art installation and tinted glass wardrobes.
• Guest / Study Bedroom: Maximized utility with a window-integrated desk and grey millwork.
• Utility Zone: Adjoining the kitchen, featuring tall storage units.