The Airbnb serves as a guest facility at a slightly larger scale, separate from the clients' own home. As Auroville and Pondicherry attract more visitors, students, and professionals, the additional building addresses this growing demand. Beyond providing accommodation, the house is intended to bring fresh energy to the property through the presence of new people and activities. The ground floor is designed as an open plan, with a double-height living hall flowing into the kitchen and dining spaces. A mezzanine lounge overlooks this central volume, enhancing interaction across levels. Guest bedrooms are located on the first floor, each extending onto shaded terraces with views over the surrounding greenery.

Materiality anchors the architecture: rammed earth and earth-plastered brick walls combine with cement oxide flooring to establish a grounded, tactile atmosphere. A contemporary screen wraps the living hall, while sloped metal truss roofs crown the structure. Together, these elements articulate the building's elevation, balancing contextual materiality with a clear, modern expression.