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The design response for the Panchalimedu Resort in Idukki, Kerala, emphasizes sensory richness and a blend of ethnic heritage with modern living, featuring 19 villas and various amenities within a compact 1.51-acre site. Key elements include raised walkways for accessibility, an infinity swimming pool with scenic views, and a spa designed for privacy. The architecture utilizes exposed brick and gabled roofs for natural ventilation and aesthetic appeal, integrating local landscaping with native trees.

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Case Study

The design response for the Panchalimedu Resort in Idukki, Kerala, emphasizes sensory richness and a blend of ethnic heritage with modern living, featuring 19 villas and various amenities within a compact 1.51-acre site. Key elements include raised walkways for accessibility, an infinity swimming pool with scenic views, and a spa designed for privacy. The architecture utilizes exposed brick and gabled roofs for natural ventilation and aesthetic appeal, integrating local landscaping with native trees.

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DESIGN RESPONSE

Case Study "The design response was one of sensory


Architects: Srijit Srinivas - ARCHITECTS richness emanating from tranquil spaces, and an
Resort at Lead architect: Srijit Srinivas original architectural style of chic ethnic
heritage but with all the trappings of modern
Panchalimedu Location: Idukki, Kerala State, India
living," said Srijit Srinivas - ARCHITECTS.
"The use of raised circulation paths to overcome
the undulating terrain below, makes the design
very friendly to guests."
The resort complex comprises of 19 villas, a
main block with central lobby, conference room,
restaurant, shop, swimming pool, a spa and
other amenities including ample parking – all
tightly configured in the limited 1.51 acres of
steep hilly site.

SWIMMING POOL AND SPA


The Swimming Pool is an overflow infinity pool
and with vantage views to the surrounded hills,
and has ample deck space all around as well as
an adjacent wading pool for kids.
The Spa is located at the front of the plot, with
attendant ayurvedic treatment rooms
deliberately positioned on stilts above the yard
SITE PLAM below, assuring privacy without also obstructing
the prized views to the vistas beyond.

VILLAS
All 19 villas come with an external shaded
verandah, dining room, living room kitchen and
an enclosed garden. Five of the villas have 2
bedrooms each while, the remaining 14 are
single bedroom villas.
The bedrooms are ensuite, with walk-in dress
HOTEL PLAM
room. All rooms are designed to catch views
ofthe misty hills in the distance, or of the onsite
pool nearby. As noted earlier, raised walkways
float over the steep contours below and provide
safe and easy access to all the villas.
SPA PLAN

FLOOR PLAN LUXURY SUITES PLAN


MATERIALS The resort complex comprises of 19 villas, a
main block with central lobby, conference
room, restaurant, shop, swimming pool, a spa
Made of exposed brick, it has large overhangs for deep shade and protection
and other amenities including ample parking –
from driving rain. The building’s gabled roofs facilitate natural ventilation as
all tightly configured in the limited 1.51 acres
well as introduce visual interest to the form of the sloping roof.
of steep hilly site.

1. Teak
2. Jackfruit LANDSCAPING
3. Mango
4. Coconut
5. Bamboo
6. Areca Palm
7. Rubber tree
8. Cashew nut tree
9. Tamarind
10. Indian gooseberry (Amla)

MOVEMENT

PARKING

ENTRY

PEDESTRIAN AND
SERVICE MOVEMENT
SITE SECTIONS VEHICULAR
MOVEMENT

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