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To avoid replication and give vent to their creativity,many residents in the city are designing their own homes
Eschewing conventional methods Dr Rajan Chugh,an eye surgeon and specialist,has developed a novel,refreshing mode of architecture. It is his own and comprises the perfect mix of elements. Its got wood,glass and steel,all tossed up in the proportion I like, says Dr Chug who designed his own house to reflect his tastes. The thought and creative effort that has gone into the structure becomes visible as one drives along the boundary wall,decorated with murals and play of geometrical figures. The house is still under construction with everything,from conceptualisation to the final drafting done by me, says Chugh,showing us a model of the house.
As for Sidharth Mehta,a businessperson,he wanted his house in Sector 6,Panchkula,to be exclusive. I want no replication, Mehta says,adding that he did not want someone else to take the final call.
Elsewhere,couple Amarjeet Virdhi and Sonal,are actively involved in making their house in Sector 44,thrashing out ideas and constantly conceptualising. I like colours so that remains the focal point of our house and both of us being artists,most walls flaunt our creations, Sonal says,adding the biggest challenge was to place the lights so that they would enhance the wall art. Its about putting a little bit of you in every room, she explains. Sushma Gupta,a final year student of Department of Laws agrees. Though architects and interior designers create the perfect set up,the exclusivity is lost. You end up seeing replicas of the work in other houses. Thats the reason I took about two years to work upon my home,studying the needs of every member of the house. Though the house has a few flaws,its something that reflects me and is my personal space, she signs off.
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