



Cascading form, borrowed from the hills it sits within.
The building's form takes shape directly from the hills surrounding it, its cascading steps echoing the terrain while doubling as a response to Coorg's heavy rainfall — water cascades down the structure, turning weather into experience. The building sits on stilts, opening up an unobstructed view and letting the ground floor feel expansive and open, so the land speaks louder than the structure itself.