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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.

Aum Architects crafts an urbane, chic residence in South Mumbai using a subtle highly stylish design language that integrates luxe appeal as a natural given in this well-appointed home.

Ar. Mitesh Suthar of Studio Live Architecture crafts a unicolour home playing on subtlety and restraint in design. Check out this home in #Surat, where the play of varying neutral hues seeks and captures one's eyes in arresting, timeless appeal.

Biome Environmental Solutions helmed by Ar. Chitra Vishwanath and S. Vishwanath is well known for its earthy architecture, environmental planning consultancy, rainwater harvesting design, and comprehensive water strategising. Visiting their trajectory through the mindset of their users and fellow professionals, their latest book titled 'Biome Diaries' is a set of three compilations - Then, Now & Emergence that make for intriguing reading.

A playful palette of vivid colours, elegant patterns, curvilinear elements and bespoke upholstery. Can all these exist together holistically? Well, this apartment designed by Soch Design studio has indeed effortlessly managed to combine all of them.

Lijo.Reny.Architects designs a contextual home in tropical Kerala, where site conditions foster courtyards, landscape pockets, and biophilic features to effortlessly integrate with the built form, transforming the act of dwelling into a holistic experience of well-being.

Inspired by the vibrant energy of Bangkok, DDDD Creative Company designs "Thai Illusion" - a distinctive spa that blends the city's bustling nightlife with the tranquility of an exotic wellness retreat. 

In the fast-paced environment of urban living, a well-designed home acts as a peaceful retreat for the family. Interior Designer Ketan Sheth of Goldmine Project Consultants endorses this premise with a contemporary but cosy home in Surat…

Can residential spaces emphasize sustainability and connect with nature while maintaining privacy levels? Well, nestled amidst dense canopies, this residence designed by Manoj Patel Design Studio exemplifies a serene retreat for a peace-loving family of doctors who are green enthusiasts. 

It is with great pleasure that we share some exciting news with you! Among all the remarkable projects featured on our platform (https://www.indiaartndesign.com), Architect Sanjay Puri's work has consistently stood out, with the Nokha Village Community Centre garnering extraordinary readership and engagement from our audience. This overwhelming response has rightfully earned him the title of Architect of the Year 2024 at India Art n Design! https://www.indiaartndesign.com/architect-of-the-year-2024-sanjay-puri/ Hearty congratulations to Ar. Sanjay Puri and his team on this well-deserved recognition. Thank you for entrusting us with your inspiring projects and for continuing to push the boundaries of design.

From a surreal retail space redefining shopping, to a workplace in harmony with nature, and an eco-conscious education hub-these projects break boundaries and reshape industries. Why they matter: Experiential Retail | Foshan, China: Where art meets shopping by Topway Space Design Biophilic Office | Poland: Workspaces that nurture well-being by Biuro Kreacja Studio Sustainable School | South Africa: Designs that drive social change by SALT Architects

2024's most applauded features from India at India Art n Design (dot)com Step into spaces where architecture meets culture, sustainability, and innovation! The Aangan, Ahmedabad by Morphogenesis- A mansion blending modernist architecture with Gujarati traditions, step-well courtyards, and sustainable design Ayodhya Airport by Sthapati - A transportation hub transformed into a cultural landmark with Nagara-style architecture and Ramayana-inspired murals Telugu Medium Restaurant by Sona Reddy Studio - Raw, immersive spaces crafted with indigenous materials and passive cooling techniques These stories reveal how architecture shapes community, connects heritage, and embraces modern sustainability. https://www.indiaartndesign.com/2024s-most-applauded-projects-from-iands-inditerrain/ Which project inspires you the most? Tell us in the comments below.

Step into the world of design with our Year-end Special Bumper Issue! Featuring insights from 28 trailblazing architects and designers, we unveil the trends, innovations, and transformative projects that defined 2024-and a glimpse of what 2025 holds. At India Art n Design, we celebrate creativity that inspires, designs that elevate well-being, and sustainable solutions that shape a better tomorrow. Dive in, share your thoughts, and join us in welcoming 2025-a year of bold ideas and boundless possibilities!

A bold interplay of Cubist structure and Pop Art colour defines the new office space designed by Gao Lingli of Tales Creative. Spanning 2000 sq. m., the multi-level interior is an evolving spatial narrative-infused with art, natural light, and expressive materials-that reimagines corporate architecture for dynamic innovation and everyday well-being.

Merging nature with architecture, Salma Tower by aflalo/gasperini arquitetos introduces a groundbreaking approach to corporate spaces. Featuring 1,760sq. m. of vertical forests, open façades, and sustainable technologies, this bioarchitecture landmark fosters well-being and energy efficiency. With its LEED Platinum certification in review, Salma Tower is a testament to the future of green urban design.

This Scandinavian-inspired office designed by BIT CREATIVE redefines what a modern workspace can be. Acoustic performance, biophilic detailing, and coworking-inspired zones meet GN's audio-technology heritage in a holistic design that prioritises well-being, neurodiversity, and collaboration. Explore how sound, space, and Scandinavian style come together in this human-centred, post-pandemic-ready office.

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...