Project: Home on Kensington Road, Bangalore; Architects: ma+rs
SABYASACHI ROUTRAY, Co-Founder, ma+rs
Sabyasachi graduated from D.Y Patil college of Architecture, Pune. In 2012, he went on to intern at Mathew & Ghosh architects (Bangalore) for 4 months where he worked on projects like Freedom Park-Phase 2 and residential projects. After which he worked as architect at flying elephant studio (Bangalore) for 4 years. He worked on projects like APF School and district insitute, IIIT-Bangalore, residential projects varying from single house scale to towers and institutional architecture competitions.
The clients, a textile designer and her entrepreneur husband, gave the architects a clear understanding which was a conscious, warm and simple home with abundant use of natural materials and an earthy palette. They were looking to convert a rather cramped three-bedroom apartment into an open and bright two-bedroom + studio setup.
The two-decade-old apartment had an unobstructed view of lush green on one side; yet seemed rather dimly lit. The architects thought of tearing down some of the walls and opening out the spaces to get in abundant natural light, which in turn would uplift the quality of the spaces, almost instantly. The primary idea was to create a comfortable, calm and thoughtful space responding to the needs and lifestyle of the people living in it.
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THE YELLOW BOX
In this Kerala home, geometry, colour, and pattern come together to create a space that's as much a work of art as it is a living space
WHISPERS AGAINST URBAN NOISE
Where modern design meets Goan tranquility, a tropical villa designed by Natasha Chawla and Parzan Daruwalla reimagines architecture as a sanctuary of slowness, challenging the urban hustle one thoughtful space at a time
WHERE MODERNITY MEETS ANTIQUITY
In Mumbai's iconic World Towers, Eshita Marwah, in collaboration with Rutvan Sheth, transforms a 4,000-square-foot residence by fusing centuries-old antiques with cutting-edge design. This extraordinary home features the world's highest music studio, all while offering sweeping 270-degree views of the Arabian Sea
THE MODERN BLUE
This light-filled family home in Jodhpur, designed by 42MM Architecture, balances modernism with cultural fidelity
DELHI HEIGHTS
This Delhi home by Design Deconstruct reflects the city's 'more is never quite enough' perspective
THE ART OF STONE
World of Stones brings walls, floors, and outdoor spaces to life with stone creations that inspire.
ORVI'S ARTISTIC REVOLUTION
By empowering traditional artisans with modern tools and vision, Orvi is transforming centuries-old techniques into contemporary masterpieces
JAIPUR'S NEWEST JEWEL
Designed by Shantanu Garg, 1932 Trevi opens its doors with an unforgettable evening hosted by Falguni Shane Peacock in collaboration with Lifestyle Asia and Travel+Leisure India
RAHUL KADRI: ARCHITECT OF IMPACT
From leading IMK Architects to chairing initiatives like the Mumbai Architects Collective, Rahul Kadri unpacks the urgent need for policy reform, pedestrian-first cities, and a bold reimagining of the Maharashtra Town Planning Act, offering a visionary roadmap for sustainable, people-centric urban design
FROM Sketches ΤΟ SKY HOUSES
Few design studios can boast such longevity, and fewer still can claim to have consistently redefined how people live within their spaces. AND Design Co., founded in 2000 by Archana and Rupesh Baid, is one such rare entity. Joined last year by their daughter Sia Baid, the boutique firm has evolved into a family-led powerhouse of creativity, innovation, and thoughtful craftsmanship
