The faculty residence is a two-storey duplex with a shared terrace, designed to meet the needs of faculty in long-term residence who require additional space for work and family.

Each of the two units in the faculty duplex has its own entrance, one on each end of the building. The east side has a small verandah, a nice place to sit.

The ground floor of the faculty residences feature a kitchenette, dining and working areas, solar-heated shower and composting toilet.

The kitchen in the faculty residence features a traditional earthen stove, both for efficient cooking and for heat in winter.

Both faculty residences feature a loft living space, which opens onto the shared upper-level terrace.

Staircase leading to the loft space in the faculty residences.

The showers in the faculty residences use a filler slab technique (popularized in India by Laurie Baker), and in this case we upcycled discarded ceramic pieces from the pottery workshop in nearby Andretta.