An Expression of Individuality

Project: Embassies of the Nordic Countries, BerlinArchitects: Berger+Parkkinen Architekten, Helsinki

National Martyr's Memorial

Project: National Martyr’s Memorial, BengaluruArchitects: Mathew & Ghosh Architects, Bengaluru

Multi-utility Public Space

The Government of Goa had proposed the construction of a multi-utility public building in Valpoi, a small town in the Western Ghats.

Pixelated Facade

Pixelated Facade Project: Adobe World, Noida, Uttar PradeshArchitects: Designplus Associates Services Pvt Ltd, New Delhi

A Peep into Melbourne

A visit to Melbourne no doubt makes you feel that it is a part of a country whose economy is said to have one of the fastest economic growth rates in the developed world.

An Urban District

Hamburg’s HafenCity currently represents Europe’s largest inner city development project. The new urban district, with a total area of around 150 hectares, is surrounded by river and canal channels on all sides. By the middle of the 2020s, it is envisaged to provide a new residential space for up to 12,000 people, as well as create 40,000 new jobs.

Eco-friendly Workspace

Located within a bustling office complex in Noida, the project is everything a normal office is not. It is not an ‘in your face’ modern, contemporary and swanky office, as one would imagine it should be, as it houses the owner of the IHDP (International Home Deco Park). Rather, it is an antithesis to the expected office style look and feel.

Sports facilities, due to their scale are definitely a representation of modern technology and the spirit of the nation...

“Citiusaltiusfortius”—the Latin for ‘faster, higher and stronger’—are words that every school going child knows.

Rustic Ambience

A stylish modern Mexican restaurant, posed the challenge to create an ambience that can appeal to the Indian crowd while providing them the perfect Mexican food experience.

Blending Modernism And Innovation...

Project: Classic Marble Company, Bhandup, Mumbai Architect: Drishti Architects and Interior Designers, Mumbai

Evolution Of Fatehpur Sikri

Babur, who arrived at town Sikri in 1527, changed the name of the town to ‘Shukri’ which means ‘thanks’ after the victory over Rana Sanga of Mewar as a symbol of thankfulness, where he built a garden and few buildings.

Pragmatic Yet Bold Approach Towards Sustainbility

Mathias Lehner interviewed architect William Jan Landman about his take on the future of sustainable architecture –

Emotive Architecture

“Architecture is frozen music.” – Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe“The sun never knew how great it was until it hit the side of a building.” – Louis Kahn“Bricks to me are like faces.” – Laurie Baker“Life is architecture and architecture is the mirror of life.” – I M Pei“Even a brick wants to be something.” – Louis Kahn

A Nuanced Design Language

With cavernous light filled spaces, multiple split levels, custom engineered skin, embedded technology, water cascades and pools, indoor vegetation, this single-family residence in Bangalore articulates a nuanced design language seeking a balance between restraint and animation.

Traditional Complements The Contemporary...

The house is built around the veranda as a collecting space for the family.

Lothal: A Mound Of The Dead With Animate Experience

Lothal, one of the sites of ancient Indus Valley Civilization, is in the state of Gujarat on the Gulf of Cambay.

Vintage Pulse

A gastro pub chain ideated around the charm of vintage English pubs and bars brought another one of their celebrated outlets.

Creating a High-Tech Environment

An oasis in the midst of Mumbai’s constant activity, the project celebrates the company’s history in congruence with their vision for the future.

Reinterpreting Traditional Aspects To Coexist With Contemporary Times

Indian architecture is rooted in its history, culture and religion.

Temple Of Light

Project: Bahá’í Temple of South America, Santiago, Chile Architects: Hariri Pontarini Architects, Canada

Spiritual Inclusivity In The Oasis

Project: Guru Nanak Darbar Gurudwara, Dubai, UAE Architects: Hyder Consulting Middle East Ltd, Dubai

The Recent London And Dubai Fire Are Wake Up Calls For India

Presented here is an insight by Aludecor – a leading manufacturer of mineral core required to produce fire retardant ACP, on the recent London and Dubai fire and the need for stringent fire resistant codes in India...

Redefining The Old Goan Charm With A Blend Of Contemporary Feel…ning The Old Goan Charm With A Blend Of Contemporary Feel…

Acron Waterfront Resort is a hospitality project that entailed revitalising a land contiguous to a river delta with overgrown greens and three existing dilapidated bungalows into a modern boutique resort and spa at Baga, Goa.

Responding To A Tropical Climate

The house on the hill overlooking the river has a perfect natural setting with cool evening breeze and a never-ending view all around.

An Energy- Efficient Villa

The Elle Maison is a private house in Geneve outskirts.

The House Reflects The Personalities Of Its Occupants...

Fuelled by a desire to avoid the drab, cookie-cutter look for interiors, the project is designed to be in perfect harmony with nature.

Borderless Living Spaces

The project revisits the fundamental role of a home – providing an environment that bonds a family.

Global house

The home has been designed in a contemporary global style, celebrating modern lifestyle with masterfully crafted interiors.

Design Responds To Flexible Learning

Project: Axis Pramiti, Kanakpura, Bengaluru Architects: The Purple Ink Studio, New Delhi

A Respite House Amid Nature

The picturesque village of Baldeyan is near the erstwhile British summer capital of Shimla. Famous for its subtropical highland climate, the area is a popular tourist destination, providing respite from the fierce summer heat within a reasonable drive from the plains. The project was conceived as a second home for a small family based in Delhi that chose the site for its magnificent views and a seasonal stream that runs through a ravine near the property. Sited above the road, the brief was to have valley views from all the principal living spaces. This became the parti of the plan – two parallel linear volumes perpendicular to the view.