Glass-façade box type home

The Sorabora House

Mahiyanganaya, Sri Lanka

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2718

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The Sorabora House brings sleek, glass-fronted modern design to Mahiyanganaya. Across two storeys and 2,718 square feet, a box type form and large glass windows fill the home with light and frame the scenic surroundings.

Box Type Design With a Glass Face

A clean box type form paired with a sleek glass façade gives The Sorabora House a contemporary, confident look, while the generous glazing floods the interior with natural light.

A Smart Multi-Level Layout

Two thoughtfully zoned levels separate lively shared spaces from restful private ones, with spacious living and dining areas, a pantry and wet kitchen, and bedrooms that enjoy the scenic views.

A Rooftop to Take It All In

A rooftop terrace offers the ultimate spot to relax, entertain and enjoy the open outlook over the town and countryside beyond.

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Inside The Sorabora House

8 photos of The Sorabora House, a glass-façade box type home in Mahiyanganaya, with a short note on what each one shows.

The Sorabora House presents a striking dark timber-slatted upper storey over a stone-textured ground floor, with clipped conical shrubs lining the... — Photo 01 of 08The Sorabora House presents a striking dark timber-slatted upper storey over a stone-textured ground floor, with clipped conical shrubs lining the entry path to a warmly lit front door.

From a side angle, vertical timber battens shade a glazed balcony furnished with woven armchairs, while a black sedan waits in the open carport... — Photo 02 of 08From a side angle, vertical timber battens shade a glazed balcony furnished with woven armchairs, while a black sedan waits in the open carport tucked beneath the cantilevered upper floor.

This elevation shows the home's dramatic angled black fin wall meeting timber cladding, with slender stone piers and manicured shrubs forming a... — Photo 03 of 08This elevation shows the home's dramatic angled black fin wall meeting timber cladding, with slender stone piers and manicured shrubs forming a rhythmic screen along the entrance facade.

Closer to the entrance, twin timber-panelled doors sit beneath a glazed balcony furnished with outdoor seating, a dark sedan parked in the shaded... — Photo 04 of 08Closer to the entrance, twin timber-panelled doors sit beneath a glazed balcony furnished with outdoor seating, a dark sedan parked in the shaded carport just beyond the stone entry piers.

Inside, the living room's cream sectional sofa and mustard cushions sit beneath a large sunset landscape print, warm pendant lighting and a glass... — Photo 05 of 08Inside, the living room's cream sectional sofa and mustard cushions sit beneath a large sunset landscape print, warm pendant lighting and a glass display cabinet completing the refined interior corner.

The double-height living and dining area opens up beneath a tall clerestory window, its rich walnut furniture and cream sofas anchored by a plush... — Photo 06 of 08The double-height living and dining area opens up beneath a tall clerestory window, its rich walnut furniture and cream sofas anchored by a plush rug beneath a wall of hanging pendant lights.

A built-in media wall of walnut and white cabinetry frames the television and display shelving, with polished hardwood flooring and a cream rug... — Photo 07 of 08A built-in media wall of walnut and white cabinetry frames the television and display shelving, with polished hardwood flooring and a cream rug grounding this corner of the living room.

Glimpsed from the seating area, a slim internal staircase and glass balustrade lead to the upper floor, while full-height timber-framed doors open... — Photo 08 of 08Glimpsed from the seating area, a slim internal staircase and glass balustrade lead to the upper floor, while full-height timber-framed doors open onto a landscaped garden view beyond.

Inside the home

Sleek glass façade
Rooftop terrace
Pantry and wet kitchen
Scenic-view bedrooms
Spacious living and dining areas
Open, naturally lit interiors
Landscaped outdoor space
Ample secure parking

Comfort and features

Energy efficient design
Air conditioning ready
Natural cross ventilation
Hot water throughout
Ample natural light
Quality fittings and finishes

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you design a modern glass-façade home?

Yes. The Sorabora House pairs a box type form with a sleek glass façade. We tailor materials and style to your taste and climate. Explore box type house design.

How much would a home like this cost to build?

Construction is priced from a detailed BOQ, typically starting around Rs. 12,000 per square foot depending on size and finishes. Ask us for an honest estimate.

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