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E-Toilet christened “Delight” is India’s technological answer to public sanitation ensuring cleanliness, sustainability and efficient maintenance. Scarcity of toilets has not been the crippling issue in our country; it is the lack of maintenance of existing facilities that is the key problem tarnishing the public sanitation system and making it unfit for use.

Ar. Jim Olson shares his labour of love – his personal cabin in Longbranch, Washington that has seen multiple phases of design and construction; and Jim is currently designing the next phase… It began as a 14-foot square bunk house built in 1959 located on Puget Sound and nestled amidst the towering fir trees of an ancient forest in Longbranch, Washington. It has morphed through subsequent remodels - in 1981, 1997 and 2003 into a modest weekend house.

The Cube is a design marvel with the lightness and versatility of an exhibition stand and the design complexity of a building; adapting to its various locales with minimal physical adjustments, whilst the original exterior and interior flavour of the structure is still intact...

Mumbai based architect Saket Sethi chisels out a metaphor for the Aditya Birla company, creating for them, their first world class R&D campus to spearhead a new generation of products and research… For a young architect to win his first large project (22 acre plot) - Aditya Birla Science and Technology Center (ABSTC) - that would not only reflect stalwart corporate ideology but also herald the new icon of its vicinity, is indeed a laudable task.

If architecture is music in stone can its “limbs” dance? Architecture only remains still in pic­tures. In real life its natural state is one of tran­sition. Both man and light move within it.

Reinstating the role of design as an influential tool – in the look, feel and mood of a space, F.S.N.D. Architects brandish it to carve a stylish home with a view... It becomes even more challenging for a designer when he is put on a pedestal and is expected to deliver the ‘most wonderfully unique’ home that is going to make the client immeasurably house proud. Working on this ‘simple’ yet ‘demanding’ brief by the client, Form Space n Design Architects instil the “Wow” factor into 3500 sq ft. of penthouse space in a Mumbai suburb.