Inside Outside - February 2019

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ZZ Architects design a plush bungalow
in Hyderabad

Together… With Style

Redefining sprawling, ZZ Architects have designed a three-level bungalow in Jubilee Hills Hyderabad, inhabited by a close-knit family in which three generations are happy to be together. Privacy and togetherness have been juggled with panache by the architects, their customary dollops of style ever omnipresent, says Devyani Jayakar.

4 mins

A Healing Hand

Reversing the customary negative connotations of a rehab home for alcohol, drug and other addictions, this sprawling campus in Gujarat, India by Art & Architecture Associates relies heavily on its connect with nature and a holistic approach to these afflictions. The project was a finalist at the WAF 2018.

4 mins

Castling It Neatly!

Sanjay Newaskar Designs LLP, Pune, designs Chess House, an eye-catching residence, centred on a chess concept, in the city.

4 mins

Out Of The Woods

‘Being good in business is the most fascinating kind of art. Making money is art and working is art and good business is the best art.’

4 mins

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The magazine focuses on well designed interiors. Be it residential or commercial, INSIDE OUTSIDE covers the exclusive and luxurious, to the low cost and space conscious. Designing on small budgets and problem solving is a special area of editorial interest, and even the lavish apartments featured are replete with ideas that can be emulated in more modest homes.