Located in one of Jaipur’s hottest zones, the Ahlawat Farm House reimagines regenerative living through a hyper-localized, low-carbon architectural vocabulary. Designed as a private outhouse with basement, ground, and rooftop programs, the project uses terrain-sensitive landscape mounds, shaded alleys, and distributed water bodies to regulate microclimates and enhance biodiversity

With native horticulture, passive wind corridors, and triannual meadows, the site becomes a seasonal organism—adapting, storing, and evolving with ecological rhythms. More than a retreat, it is a prototype for rural-urban sustainability in Rajasthan, seamlessly fusing contemporary needs with resilient, climate-conscious design rooted in place and purpose.

Located in one of Jaipur’s hottest zones, the Ahlawat Farm House reimagines regenerative living through a hyper-localized, low-carbon architectural vocabulary. Designed as a private outhouse with basement, ground, and rooftop programs, the project uses terrain-sensitive landscape mounds, shaded alleys, and distributed water bodies to regulate microclimates and enhance biodiversity

With native horticulture, passive wind corridors, and triannual meadows, the site becomes a seasonal organism—adapting, storing, and evolving with ecological rhythms. More than a retreat, it is a prototype for rural-urban sustainability in Rajasthan, seamlessly fusing contemporary needs with resilient, climate-conscious design rooted in place and purpose.

Project team:

Ar Raunak chaudhary,

Collaborating architects:

Design Integrity, Jaipur

Building physics:

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