Every house holds routines nobody thinks to mention in a brief: where morning tea gets made, which room absorbs an argument, where a child does homework instead of the desk built for it. Residential Architecture at Studio Ishcha starts by noticing those things before drawing a single wall. We think about climate, orientation, and the wisdom already present in Indian domestic architecture — the courtyard that cools a house before a fan needs to, the veranda that turns a threshold into a room of its own. The result isn't a style. It's a home that already knows how to be lived in.