Category featuring the architectural and design projects from top architects in India. Architecture in India featured through an array of works from different typologies and contexts by popular architects in India.
MATRI MANDIR: GARDENS OF LIFE AND POWER, designed by The Native Platform, Anandit Sachdev, Rupal Rathore, Vir Shah
Designed by CP Kukreja Architects, Pathways World School, Aravali Hills, was envisioned as the introduction to a new kind of educational paradigm- one with a focus on environment, culture & global advances.
I have learnt about Pierre Jeanneret from my senior colleagues that he was straightforward, humble, polite, down-to-earth, amicable, and caring. Apart from this, he was an outstanding architect with exceptional qualities like creativity, inquisitiveness, adaptability to new environments, skills to handle different building materials and understanding of the users’ requirements.
Gangtsoskhang, Ladakh by Emara, a community village for destitute elderly with Shelter Services – Modular, comprehensive & elder friendly, The project was also envisaged as Wellness, Geriatric health care centre and day care centre for elderly with allied services.
The Dolkhar, by Emara, is a luxury boutique resort located in the Leh town of Ladakh.
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Sea Buckthorn Excellence Centre, Nimoo, Ladakh, designed by Emara celebrates the use of local expertise in craftmanship, traditional construction skills and symbolic aspects of architecture.
Sharvari, Satara designed by Mayur Gandhi and Associates, a home which is fusion of both vernacular and modern architecture. The site is located in Satara, Maharashtra, India.
SEN KAPADIA ARCHITECT – IN PURSUANCE OF MEANINGS is a reflection by senior architect Sen Kapadia on his life and 50+ years practice which he has seen as a cultural endeavour and is one of the first compilations on his work in recent times.
WeaveX by DesignAware is a series of urban interventions in the form of installations, sculptures and pavilions.
As architecture moves away from the hands that built to machines that produce, economies are being realigned towards conglomerates. The rural economies that relied on craft are on a gradual decline. Architecture can perhaps play a role to reverse the said adversary and build economic resilience in the craft and construction industry.
Kai Early Years, designed by Education Design, International is located in the heart of Whitefield, an urban neighborhood in Bengaluru that is home to a vibrant community of well-heeled residents hailing from all parts of the world; the resultant demographic mix has given rise to a need for suitably metropolitan educational and day-care facilities for Whitefield’s youngest residents.
Designed by Morphogenesis, the Lodsi community project for Forest Essentials is a manufacturing facility, designed specific to the site’s topography, climate, and immediate context.
Future Trajectories | Dialogues is a series dedicated to the people behind Promising Young Architectural Practices identified in Future Trajectories and Future Trajectories 2.0. In this interview, Delhi-based flYingseeds reminisces its ethos, approach and journey.
Rock-face project, Bhopal, by flYingseeds Studio is a concurrence between the built mass and the existing rocky plateau through the ecological weave and by providing optimal, sustainable, green environments for different activities.
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