Attic Lab

Attic Lab Attic lab is a studio for Architecture and Music.
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STATE, NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL AWARDS

• 2017 Ace Alpha Shortlisted - Best 3 Office Projects
• 2018 Trendz Awards - Best Office Project
• 2018 NDTV Awards - Best Office Interior
• 2018 Vanitha Veedu Awards - Young Architect Award
• 2018 Wade Asia Awards - Best Office Project
• 2019 iGlitz Award - Best Office Project
• 2019 Studio Matter - Best Office Project
• 2019 Global Future Awards - Best Off

ice Project

• Attic Lab featured in Archdaily - 2018
• Attic Lab featured in Home Review - 2018
• Attic Lab featured in INSIDE OUTSIDE- 2018
• Attic Lab featured in IA&B - 2018

07/06/2026

This isn’t a house. It’s a weekend escape.

Designed in Hosur as a weekend retreat for the family, this 4BHK A-frame home combines striking architecture with comfortable living. The iconic triangular form creates unique interior spaces, dramatic volumes, and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.

In this reel, AtticLab explains the design thinking behind the project, including the planning, spatial experience, and key architectural features that make this A-frame house both functional and memorable.





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05/06/2026

This one design decision helps cool the entire house.

Most homeowners see a double-height space as a luxury feature, but it can also play a major role in passive cooling. In this Kasaragod home, we designed the layout, openings, and double-height volume to help hot air rise and escape naturally while drawing cooler air through the house.

By combining cross ventilation, stack effect, and climate-responsive planning, the house stays more comfortable even during Kerala’s hotter months with reduced dependence on mechanical cooling.





02/06/2026

We blocked the heat before it reached the house.

Most people focus on windows, ventilation, and air conditioning when trying to keep a house cool. But one of the most effective passive cooling strategies starts outside the building itself.

In this reel, AtticLab explains how proper site planning, strategic tree placement, and landscape design help reduce heat gain before it reaches the house. By controlling sun exposure and creating a cooler microclimate, thoughtful landscape planning can significantly improve comfort in Kerala’s hot tropical climate.

Learn how passive design strategies can make homes naturally cooler while reducing dependence on artificial cooling.





31/05/2026

A normal house can look luxurious.

In this reel, AtticLab demonstrates how the right use of natural and artificial light can completely transform an ordinary space, adding depth, warmth, and a luxurious atmosphere. Learn why lighting is one of the most powerful tools in architectural and interior design.





28/05/2026

Why this house feels naturally comfortable.

Designed in Kanjangad for a doctor and family, this home was carefully planned to create a naturally comfortable living experience through climate-responsive architecture.

From airflow planning and spatial layout to shading and natural light control, every design decision was made to improve comfort while reducing heat buildup and dependence on artificial cooling.

In this reel, AtticLab explains how thoughtful architectural planning can completely change how a home feels to live in.





26/05/2026

This Kerala home stays cool naturally!

Recently completed in Kanjangad for a doctor and family, this home was carefully designed to respond to the local climate through natural ventilation and smart planning.

From window positioning to airflow alignment and spatial planning, every detail was designed to improve comfort, reduce heat buildup, and create a healthier living environment without depending heavily on artificial cooling.

In this reel, AtticLab explains how climate-responsive architecture creates homes that feel naturally comfortable.





14/05/2026

A home doesn’t feel spacious because it’s bigger.
It feels spacious when it’s designed right.

Natural light, visual continuity, ceiling height, ventilation, and stronger indoor–outdoor connections can completely change how a space feels without increasing unnecessary built area.

At AtticLab, we focus on designing spaces that feel open, breathable, and comfortable for everyday living.

Planning your home in Kerala?
DM AtticLab to discuss your project.

House Among the Palms | AtticLabA 2200 sq. ft. residence designed for climate-responsive living in Chelari, Kerala.The h...
14/05/2026

House Among the Palms | AtticLab

A 2200 sq. ft. residence designed for climate-responsive living in Chelari, Kerala.
The house combines shaded outdoor transitions, breathable spaces, terracotta textures, and sloped roof forms to create a warm contemporary home rooted in its tropical context.

Designed as a 3BHK residence for Mr. Anoop, the project focuses on natural ventilation, privacy, and everyday comfort while maintaining a clean architectural language.

Project: Anoop Residence
Location: Chelari, Kerala
Area: 2200 Sq. Ft.
Photos:
Architectural Photography: .mohans
Planning to build a home in Kerala?
DM AtticLab to discuss your project.

10/05/2026

This planning mistake makes homes feel smaller.

A large house doesn’t always feel spacious. Poor layout planning, bad circulation, and inefficient space distribution can make even bigger homes feel cramped and uncomfortable.

In this reel, AtticLab explains how smart architectural planning creates openness, better movement, and a more spacious living experience—regardless of square footage.





06/05/2026

Designed to block heat, not just add beauty.

In this completed home at Kasaragod, the first-floor bedroom located on the southwest corner was designed with a carefully planned balcony that acts as a protective buffer against harsh sun exposure.

In tropical climates like Kerala, southwest-facing walls receive intense heat during the afternoon and evening. By introducing a balcony as a shading layer, the design helps reduce direct sunlight entering the room and minimizes heat gain inside the house.

Designed by Shinoop Revathy at AtticLab, this is a simple example of how climate-responsive architecture can improve comfort through thoughtful design instead of depending entirely on artificial cooling.

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Tanur
676319

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Monday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9:30am - 5:30pm

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