In Trivandrum, India, the White Skube House by Srijit Srinivas Architects showcases a minimalist design approach that seamlessly blends with its densely settled surroundings. This second home for a joint medical family features a skewed cuboid form, accentuated by a pristine white exterior and thoughtful spatial planning to accommodate their functional needs.

About White Skube House
Nestled in the bustling heart of Thiruvananthapuram, India, the White Skube House by Srijit Srinivas Architects is a remarkable study in contrasts. Commissioned by the medical professional couple, Mrs. Saseenkumari and Mr. Jayakumaran Thampy, this second home showcases a unique architectural vision on a compact 202-square-meter (5-cent) plot.
Embracing the Unconventional Inspired by the skewed shape of the site, the architects cleverly conceived a skewed cuboid, or “Skube,” form. This bold, white-painted structure stands out amidst the surrounding pandemonium, exuding a serene presence. The minimalist design approach permeates every aspect of the home, from the clean-lined façade to the thoughtfully curated interiors.
Functional Elegance
Accommodating the needs of a joint family, the White Skube House features a car porch, living and dining spaces, a kitchen with a work area, four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, and a family rumpus room on the upper floor. Despite the tight site constraints, the architects have masterfully optimized the available space throug...