Layered Lines is a contemporary G+2 residence set within the green fabric of Embassy Springs, designed as a home that blurs the boundaries between built form and landscape. Conceived for a family returning to India, the house is organized around openness, visual connectivity, and a strong relationship with nature. A central courtyard, aligned with the living and dining spaces, anchors the home—bringing in light, ventilation, and a sense of calm—while layered spatial volumes and clean linear expressions define its architectural language. The design balances modern aesthetics with contextual sensitivity, creating a home that feels both expansive and intimately connected to its surroundings.