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Nestled on the fringes of Turahalli forest, this nature-rich habitat by Bengaluru-based Design Kacheri has captured hearts and imaginations on our social platforms! Seamlessly blending luxury, sustainability, and a deep connection with its lush surroundings, this home celebrates simplicity, ingenuity, and biophilic design. From stunning stonework to thoughtful Vaastu-inspired layouts, every detail speaks of harmony and innovation. A big shoutout to Shamanth Patil for the breathtaking photography that brings this masterpiece to life, and to our very own Pari Syal, who ensures our features are as inspiring as the designs themselves. Here's to celebrating architecture that inspires! Check out the full feature and discover why it's been the star of the year!

Jaisim- Thought n Impact - What really constitutes the timeless habitat of man? Ar. Jaisim shares his thoughts and invites a dialogue...Click on the link to read more>>

In the third feature in our Special on Designer's Personal Spaces, we visit the newly relocated office of Ar. Puran Kumar. Studio PKA is a loft-style workplace that exudes the core sensibilities of the architect's approach - a clear signature for the client to know what he can expect

GA Design uses opulence as a tool to chisel understated flamboyance into this trendy Mumbai apartment for a young world-wise couple. Check it out here…

Folding space into space, Plasma Studio draws landscapes into buildings, streets into facades, inside to outside. In this project too, the edge of an embankment, located along a well-known hiking trail, is used to insert the new volume and to integrate it into the surrounding topography.

Architecture becomes a canvas with nature as the inspiration for this beautiful beachside residence in Currumbin Beach, Australia. Conceived by Habitat Studio Architects, the home curates a seamless indoor-outdoor experience with breathtaking vistas and functional finesse.

Ar. Chaitra Saraf of Design Kacheri, Bengaluru crafts a contextual home in a tropical oasis on the fringes of the Turahalli forest, using its majestic teak, mango and coconut trees as the perfect start points for the design.

Did the Aston Martin in the recent Skyfall pique your curiosity about a technologically driven future? Well, a structure on the moon will definitely blow you then! Click the link to read more...

Monoarchi Architects design a cosy getaway in the mountains taking utmost care to root it in context; to regale the guests not just with the rich natural surrounds; but also, with the intrinsic nature of the built form. Check it out here…