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    - The Never-Apartment project in Hyderabad, India sought to design a vertical apartment building on a small 60x75 foot parcel of land while maintaining spaciousness and connectivity between levels. - The architects opened up the living spaces into double-height open courts to connect different floors and prevent social isolation within the family. These open courts reduce the visual scale of the building and open on the corners with the most frontage. - Through its design of double-height open courts connecting different floors, the Never-Apartment provides a sense of spaciousness and connectivity despite being a vertical apartment building on a modestly sized urban infill site.

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    - The Never-Apartment project in Hyderabad, India sought to design a vertical apartment building on a small 60x75 foot parcel of land while maintaining spaciousness and connectivity between levels. - The architects opened up the living spaces into double-height open courts to connect different floors and prevent social isolation within the family. These open courts reduce the visual scale of the building and open on the corners with the most frontage. - Through its design of double-height open courts connecting different floors, the Never-Apartment provides a sense of spaciousness and connectivity despite being a vertical apartment building on a modestly sized urban infill site.

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    - The Never-Apartment project in Hyderabad, India sought to design a vertical apartment building on a small 60x75 foot parcel of land while maintaining spaciousness and connectivity between levels. - The architects opened up the living spaces into double-height open courts to connect different floors and prevent social isolation within the family. These open courts reduce the visual scale of the building and open on the corners with the most frontage. - Through its design of double-height open courts connecting different floors, the Never-Apartment provides a sense of spaciousness and connectivity despite being a vertical apartment building on a modestly sized urban infill site.

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    •Architects: Spacefiction Studio
    •Year : 2018
    •Location : Hyderabad, India
    •Photographs :Monika Sathe Photography
    •Manufacturers :  Duravit, Hafele, Saint-Gobain, 
    • Natural-Ecmas, Somany- Durastone, Wurfel
    •Lead Architects : Baba Sashank, Vindhya Guduru, Anusha
    Dasari
    •Lighting : Light Sketch
    •Construction : P.N. Madhu Fabrication works
    •Carpentry : T.L.Chary

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    Concept:
    Hyderabad is one of the fastest growing cities in India. The
    old city is space stagnant and the development is rapidly
    moving towards and happening around the new city, which
    has the space to absorb it.
    The land parcels available here would mean they would
    have to depart from the spacious, horizontal lifestyle they
    were so used to before, and move into a more vertical
    settlement.

    The site is a modest 60 feet by 75 feet, in a dense layout of


    apartments five stories tall. It is abutted by roads on the
    North and West, these being the only sides not having
    buildings in close proximity. 
     The general notion of an apartment is to allot privacy
    between its units. 
    This was achieved by opening up living spaces into large
    open courts which are of double height in nature which offer
    connectivity between levels preventing social isolation with
    the family.
    These reduce the scale of the building visually and open on
    the corners with most frontage: on north-east and north-
    west.
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