House Between Walls is a stand-alone home within the densely populated village of Rewatra in north Rajasthan. ​‘House Between Walls’ derives its name from its central design idea of being built between large walls on 3 sides that in turn create secure private spaces for the residents that function both as open spaces and a means to diffuse the incident light on the windows.

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The traditional homes in Rewatra are built using common walls to reduce incident heat. This was the starting point for the design concept of House Between Walls. This built form is encased between 40 feet tall walls on 3 sides that create privacy and security from the immediate surroundings. The main home is inset from these external walls thus releasing linear spaces along the periphery to create a sense of space within an otherwise dense context.