The Mobius house is an exploration of continuity, inspired by the Mobius strip – a mathematical concept that represents a surface with only one continuous side.  This principle is translated into architecture, creating a seamless flow between inside and outside, nature and built form, light and shadow. 

Conceptualised in collaboration with a Landscape Architect, a close friend, the design is rooted in the juxtaposition of human spaces and natural elements, removing traditional barriers and redefining spatial experience. 

The residence dissolves rigid boundaries between indoors and outdoors, allowing landscape to merge with built form. Spatial planning follows the Mobius concept, where spaces loop and flow into one another, creating a continuous experience of movement and interaction with nature. 

The Mobious house is not just a residence, but an experience- a living, breathing space where architecture and landscape coalesce seamlessly. It challenges the conventional notion of a home by creating a fluid, immersive and interactive environment where human habitation and nature exist as one.