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With the Teddy Bear as its mascot, international nightlife brand Toy Room's first Indian outlet designed by Chromed Design Studio plays with lights, colour and provocative inuendo amidst an elite clubbing experience. Check it out here…

A combination of green design and modern architecture rooted in regional flavour makes the Mahindra World City Club in Kanchipuram, Tamilnadu a go-to retreat. Check it out and leave us your comments…

Kinteriors refurbishes a trendy restaurant within a posh club in suburban Mumbai playing sleight of hand as the design trump! Check it out here…

An office that mimics being underwater! 100architects create a truly unconventional space for an unconventional French travel company, Club Med. Sounds interesting? We bet it is! Find out more here

Design Plus Architects gives an old bar in Club 26, Noida, a complete overhaul by placing materiality, dimension and textures at the core. From an eye-catching drop ceiling that appears to flow from the interiors to the bar's exterior, to a dramatic bar that limits staff disturbances, the mathematical principal of parametric design comes into play across various elements in Pliant Bar. Check it out…

Known for an architectural approach seeped in dynamic engineering, and purposefully driven to harnessing natural resources, Dr. Margot Krasojević undertakes a cliffside project in Montenegro with careful consideration for the region's natural beauty; equally diligent to its tough and inhospitable landscape. Her design, thus, focusses on the pilgrimage to Ostrog - to one of its cliffside churches, addressing the overarching concept of generating energy from humans.

Rabih Geha Architects design a ground-breaking dance pantheon at the Beirut Waterfront, all set to continue in their design of changing the face of nightlife in the district. Check it out and leave us your views…

Sid Lee Architecture draws in contextual nuances to craft a signature W Hotel in Toronto. Rethought as a multitude of mises en scène, the new spaces echo the diversity of the urban centre, and through a fluid design experience, the W Toronto facilitates an encounter with the city within its own walls.

Ar. Khozema Chitalwala opens up about his journey of 30-plus-years in this third episode of mini web series Pagdandi. Check out how he established himself in the niche discipline of hospitality design, listen to what he leaves unsaid - reading between his words - as his pauses bring his emotional state of mind to life.