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Just how important is wood in our ever-changing attitudes and practices in designing interiors? IAnD finds out...

Riga International Airport, the biggest and busiest international airport in the Baltic region of Northern Europe, is located 10km west of Riga, the capital city of Latvia. It is one of the few European airports to attend both full service and low-cost airlines and attends.

Facing short term financial emergencies is quite common among the salaried class people as their income is not sufficient to meet their monetary needs and desires.

With the ability to run, climb stairs and jump over hurdles, the advanced capabilities of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's four-legged Cheetah robots have been impressing and alarming audiences in equal measures.

Office S&M pits an #industrial finish for a residential exterior, by coating the "two faced" extension in Walthamstow, #London with a spray-on rubber which was first developed for oil rigs. Read on to know more here…

when Blade Runner was released in 1982, Ridley Scott introduced us to a dystopian vision of what Los Angeles could look like in 2019. Amongst the cyborgs, video phones and AI of this world were Spinners - flying cars. Now that we've caught up to 2019, it looks like that vision of flying cars wasn't too far off.

Making the lowest impact on the environment, Ar. Fran Silvestre designs a home in the luxe gated community of Sotogrande in Cardiz, Spain. Check out how he uses four planes - shadow, wood, glass and stone to merge the built form with nature…

A strong architectural vocabulary characterises the Lead Platinum certified Adani Corporate Headquarters in Ahmedabad designed by Archgroup International. Check out the story here…

Chromed Design Studio once again crafts a synthesis of old and new in the recently completed Ophelia restaurant at The Ashok Hotel in New Delhi. Check out the uber-chic restaurant that transforms from a luxury fine dine by day to a high energy lounge bar by night…

Onur Karadeniz Architects revamps two existing houses to create this visual masterpiece of a farmhouse that perfectly embodies the essence of the context of Istanbul while adding brilliant contemporary flourishes.

Especially in the current green architecture trend , more and more common materials are preferred by investors and architects. Besides the concrete, iron and steel buildings, bamboo, bamboo and hammock buildings bring a unique and bold beauty, which is a combination of traditional language and modern design. It is one of the hardest, most versatile and most sustainable bamboo species. Therefore, the constructions are built from extremely solid and long life spans of over 50 years .