Millennials on my Mind

Increasingly millennials are leading a life that is forcing their desire for what home they come to from work to be different and revealing.

- Arushi Chaturvedi

We bring you incredible talent that showcase their insights into the perfect millennial abode

Gowri Adappa, Principal Architect and Co-founder, A Design Co. “Today, a millennial home is a weekend refuge and a launchpad to take on an increasingly busy week. Seamless social spaces which keep the occupants connected and private sleeping areas and nooks for the occasional moment of quiet are the key ingredients to a well laid out floor plan for a living environment in the contemporary city

Robert Verrijt and Shefali Balwani, Principal Architects, Architecture Brio

“For millennials living in dense metropolises, space saving solutions become key. They require practical and adaptable open arrangements. You can for example remove dispensable walls between rooms and replace them with objects to optimize space. You can also overlap activities to create semi-defined and multi-use spaces. This ideology ensures that the verandah becomes a shower, the terrace becomes a dining room and the kitchen can be merged with the living room. While freeing up space, it allows for multiple activities to take place simultaneously in the daily routine.

Ali Bakir Baldiwala, Partner, Baldiwala Associates