31/08/2026
An Image(less) House is a study in contrast, where a striking all-white exterior meets the warmth and raw character of exposed Porotherm masonry within. Defined by its fresh architectural language, distinctive butterfly windows, and a sun-reflecting white façade, the residence creates a quiet interplay of light, shadow, texture, and materiality.
Built with Porotherm, the home brings together thermal performance, design flexibility, and lasting durability, allowing the architecture to remain both expressive and purposeful.
Inside, the boundaries become softer with continuous spaces, punctuated by carefully placed openings, shifting shadows, and varying degrees of porosity. Here, architecture is experienced not just through sight, but through touch, texture, light, and the intimate conversations that unfold between spaces.
Project: An Image(less) House
Location: Thirumala, Trivandrum
Studio: Ego Design Studio EGO DESIGN STUDIO
Landscape Design: down to earth Aarati Binayak
PC: Niby Thomas Varghese
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