Front elevation / Design studyArchitecture by ANGAN
LocationAwas, Alibag
Configuration2 × one-bedroom villas
Project stageDesign & planning
Latest floor plan11 May 2026
The idea
A place to slow down. Room to live outdoors.
1BHK TWIN VILLA is Namrata Developers’ pilot project in Awas, Alibag: a pair of one-bedroom homes organised around a central arrival and their own outdoor spaces.
The revised scheme pairs living and dining areas with a master bedroom, a generous bathroom, a library and a private jacuzzi courtyard in each villa. Long passages connect the rooms, while outdoor seating extends everyday life into the landscape.
Sloping roof forms, shaded thresholds and a palette of earthy materials guide the architectural direction. The project is currently in design and planning; the drawings and references here present that evolving vision.
01 / Spatial planning
Two homes. Distinct private worlds.
The latest revised Option A layout, dated 11 May 2026. Select any drawing to explore it at a larger size.
Revised floor plan · 11 May 2026
Inside each villa
One bedroom · One bathroom · Living room · Kitchen or pantry & dining · Library · Jacuzzi courtyard · Outdoor seating
Left villa / As drawn
Living, dining & a private retreat
Master bedroom
13′9″ × 13′9″
Living room
15′10″ × 12′9″
Pantry / dining
9′4″ × 13′
Bathroom
8′2″ × 12′9″
Jacuzzi
9′3″ × 12′
Right villa / As drawn
A complementary arrangement
Master bedroom
13′9″ × 13′9″
Living room
16′5″ × 9′4″
Kitchen / dining
9′8″ × 14′
Bathroom
8′2″ × 12′9″
Jacuzzi
9′3″ × 12′
Dimensions are transcribed from the 11 May 2026 architectural layout. They describe the design study and remain subject to detailed design and site verification.
02 / Beyond the walls
A landscape for shared moments.
The site set-out study brings private retreats and common recreation together, with a central approach and planted edges.
Site planning study · 9 April 2026
Life around the villas
Private outdoor spacesJacuzzi courtyards, outdoor seating and two backyard gazebos.
Play & recreationA proposed pickleball court and children’s play area.
Gathering in the gardenBonfire area, herb garden and carp pond.
Shared facilitiesWorkshop, common kitchen, storage and washroom.
A considered arrivalMain entrance, parking and a security cabin.
These are proposed elements in the site study; their final scope may develop as the project progresses.
03 / Form, shade & proportion
One roofline. Two quiet identities.
Opposing sloping roof forms frame the central arrival. The roof studies explore pergola-covered outdoor seating and glass roofing with metal framing.
Front & rear elevations · May 2026
Roof plan · May 2026Sections AA & BB · May 2026Section CC & side elevation · May 2026
04 / A tactile direction
Earthy textures. Light, filtered.
The concept explores laterite, glass and metal, with breeze blocks, textured walls and concrete forms. These moodboards show design references and options, rather than photographs of the project.
Reference imagery is reproduced from the supplied concept presentation. Material choices, finishes and roof systems are under study and are not final specifications.
The design journey
From options to a clearer plan.
March 2026
Exploring the possibilities
Early Options A and B investigate different arrangements for the homes and their outdoor water features.
April 2026
Connecting home and landscape
The site set-out study develops the arrival, garden, recreation areas and revised jacuzzi arrangement.
May 2026
Refining the architectural language
Roof plans, elevations and sections develop the form. The 11 May layout is the current floor plan presented here.
