12/09/2026
Rhapsody of Light is featured in India's Leading Design Lions — Forbes India Marquee, August 2026.
At Vivospace Architects, we work from the belief that architecture communicates through space, light and material. Every project looks for the balance between openness and privacy, and lets climate-responsive design, passive strategies and a restrained palette do the work that ornament is usually asked to do. Bringing life to spaces.
Rhapsody of Light is that idea under pressure. An 8,000 sq ft residence in JP Nagar, on a west-facing plot closed in by adjoining buildings and overlooking balconies. Rather than treat privacy as a barrier, the façade treats it as a filter — a breathing skin of horizontal steel members and hand-tinted architectural concrete fins that softens the western sun while letting light and air move through. Behind it, a semi-open central courtyard, double-height glazing and placed skylights draw daylight deep into the plan. Italian marble, lime-textured walls, open-pore veneers and crafted teak stay quiet, so light remains the defining material.
Climate response becomes beauty. Privacy becomes openness. The constraints of the site become the strongest thing about the building.
Our thanks to the client, and to the team and craftspeople who held every detail through to the end.
Rhapsody of Light — Vivospace Architects
Cover page photo📸: V Kumar
Photography📸: Studio Recall, Hansoga Photography, Studio Rasa
Forbes India
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