Hira
Hira — layered concrete volumes and human scale against the Bangalore sky

Architecture and design at Hira — a 20,000 sq. ft. residence, studio, and event space in Bangalore by Husna Rahaman, Fulcrum Studio.

Fulcrum Studio · Bangalore · 20,000 sq. ft.

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Low-angle view of Hira's cantilevered concrete forms against an open sky
01 / 07Exterior
The
Cantilever
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Stacked Hira balconies — concrete planes, timber openings, and human scale
02 / 07Volume
Stacked
Residences
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Minimal concrete ledge at Hira cutting into a clear blue sky
03 / 07Detail
Sky
Edge
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Hira concrete geometry at human scale — raw material and precise shadow
04 / 07Structure
Concrete
Geometry
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Hira facade — material tension between stone, concrete, and steel
05 / 07Facade
Material
Dialogue
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Hira upper volume against the city sky — presence and void
06 / 07Exterior
Urban
Presence
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Hira — shadow, form, and the void between volumes
07 / 07Form
Shadow
& Void
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Fulcrum Studio entrance walkway with industrial chains
Fulcrum Studio main desk workspace under industrial ceiling
Timber workspace detail and desk layout
Office lounge seating area and timber table
Conference room volume wrapped in amber panels
Collaborative steel, glass, and amber panel forum
Suspended amber conference room and workspace void
Exposed brick and architectural workplace detail
Skylit walkway and steel structure in the office
Moving Image

The building,
in motion.

A walk through the voids, stairs, and amber light — the parts of Hira a photograph cannot hold still.

Hira double-height interior — marble, steel, timber, and amber
Hira by Fulcrum Studio

Form.

Void.

Memory.

Architecture · Photography · 2024