A House That Remembers sits gently within Mangoli, carrying forward the spirit of a 108-year-old structure. Three original rooms are restored and held like fragments of memory, around which a new home takes shape. More than a private dwelling, it opens itself to the village through the day—welcoming morning routines, afternoon pauses, and evening gatherings. Through its courtyards and thresholds, the house becomes a living archive of shared moments, where past and present quietly coexist.

Drawings and Details to be Published soon