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Can you suggest some intriguing ways of using arches? Check out the arcade store at Milan and leave us your feedback...

Can an asymmetrical brick arch be perpetrated? IAnD and Ar. Samira Rathod invite your views in an exclusive peek into her drawing board contemplations...

D.L.E.A. (Design Lab for Experimenting Architecture) explores a design vocabulary of arches rooted in exposed brick and concrete to design a duplex home in Chennai. The design language is subtle, chic, contextually apt and sustains the warmth of home and hearth.

Designed by Arch Triangle, this home in Gujarat is a lesson in designing for quiet luxury - where affluence comes to the fore through a clean, simple design language espousing timeless charm.

A fresh, innovative take on fast food restaurants, Masquespacio's design for Bun burgers is sure to invite people in for a bite. With mint green and lilac themes contrasting existing brick arches, this project is a watertight blend of vibrancy and sophistication.

LUKSTUDIO's folding arcade, the U Concept Gallery is a simplistic and engaging space of white walls and arched openings, tangled with a wooden volume that together compose a memorable spatial experience. Take a look as it unfolds here…

The Block Research Group has teamed up with the Computation and Design Group at Zaha Hadid Architects to build a 12-by-16-metre arched footbridge in a park in Venice - entirely without reinforcement.

Adjaye Associates designed Winter Park Library & Events Centre in Florida opens to the public as a revitalised venue with rose-pigmented concrete arches, sculptural stairs, and passive design strategies at its heart.

Has AI in Architecture arrived? How is it impacting you? Our cover story focusses on the most eloquent topic of recent times - AI in Architecture. Whilst we tell you a lot about its tools and how it facilitates the practice of design, one cannot ignore the challenges that makes the adoption of AI a selectively approached resource. https://bit.ly/AI-in-Arch-IAnD We invite you to share with us your thoughts on the use of AI in your practice. The pros, cons, misgivings, positive experiences… et al. We are waiting to hear from you. Write in to us at editor@indiaartndesign.com along with an image that you have explored through AI. Please mention that AI tool used. Select responses will find their way to our social media pages taking the discussion forward. https://www.indiaartndesign.com/the-age-of-ai-a-catalyst-for-the-architectural-practice/

This Jaipur apartment by Arch Point Consultants exemplifies understated luxury, contemporary flourishes, and eclectic details while orchestrating a charmingly cohesive play of textures, hues, and materials.

Orchestrating a symphony of bold, geometric accents, soft curves of asymmetric arches, and mellow glow of whimsical lighting fixtures, this dreamy Vadodara home by Robust Studio grabs both eyes and hearts!

Inspired by a kids' game of broken telephone, where the inputs and outputs don't always exactly match, Hello, Hello is a poetic messaging system inside a luminescent arch that turns peoples' voices into a lyrical spectacle. Created by Daily tous les jours, an emergent field of practice that combines interactive art, storytelling, performance, and urban design to create unexpected experiences that bring strangers together in a spirit of play, cooperation, and creativity, the permanent public art installation is part of a broader vision for "Joy Experiments" - interventions designed to foster community through play. 

Defining spaces using a soft pastel palette, organic forms and art adorned walls, Spaces by FAB curates this Vadodara home with simplicity and elan!

Designed by @b.design24-studio, this 160-seater eatery in Surat, Gujarat, fuses traditional Indian art and architecture with modern ideas. Find out more here...

Renesa Architecture Studio designs a light-fittings retail store by incorporating art into the premises and taking the ambience several notches higher than a mere retail experience. Check out how fluidity and transparency can vivify a space and leave us your views…

noa* network of architecture designs a Bohemian-styled bistro in Bolzano, Italy, rooting the refurbishment in contextual flavour and the heritage quotient of its origins.