Rosewood Farm
Designing spaces for the way we live today and tomorrow.
Name of Project: Rosewood Farm
Design Team: Ar. Sudhir Ambawata, Ar. Saumya Khanna, Ar Ashima Mathur
Location: New Delhi
Built-up Area: sq. ft.
Plot Area: Acres
Initiation Date:
Completion Date: 202
Budget: Confidential
Photo Courtesy: Vaibhav Bhatia
The Rosewood Farmhouse is a striking example of modern architecture in harmony with its natural surroundings. Designed in a U-shaped layout, the residence embraces a central courtyard and pool, creating a serene focal point at the heart of the home. Positioned at the front, the pool enhances visual appeal and introduces a sense of calm, while the surrounding expansive garden reinforces the home's openness and connection to nature. The central courtyard acts as both a functional and aesthetic element—providing natural ventilation, soft daylight, and an intimate outdoor living experience that blends seamlessly with the interiors.
With bold geometry and clean lines, the design maximizes privacy while preserving visual and spatial flow. Large openings and fluid circulation pathways ensure uninterrupted views of the pool and garden from almost every room, reinforcing a sense of tranquility and connection. The careful interplay of light, shadow, and linear volumes brings the architecture to life—highlighting the thoughtful balance between built and unbuilt spaces. The Rosewood Farmhouse ultimately showcases how intentional design can create a modern home that feels expansive, grounded, and deeply rooted in its environment.
Courtyard-Centric Design
The Rosewood Farmhouse exemplifies the seamless integration of modern architecture with natural surroundings through its U-shaped layout. At its core lies a central courtyard and striking pool, positioned at the front of the house as a tranquil focal point. This layered composition enhances visual appeal, encourages natural ventilation and daylight, and creates an intimate outdoor living zone. The interplay of light and shadow within the courtyard further accentuates the dynamic relationship between built and unbuilt spaces.
Geometry and Spatial Flow
Defined by bold geometry and clean lines, the farmhouse leverages its U-shaped plan to balance privacy with openness. Large openings and fluid circulation pathways ensure uninterrupted views of the garden and pool from almost every room, blurring the boundaries between indoors and outdoors.
By harmonizing purposeful planning with natural elements, Rosewood Farmhouse establishes a tranquil living environment that is both expansive and deeply connected to its landscape.