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Studio Wright Inspires uses a central dramatic element - a winding staircase - as the piece de resistance of this earthy Bengaluru home, defining its materiality, scale, and spatial vocabulary.

Crafting spatial silence through somber monumentality that pays homage to Louis Kahn's distinctive form-making, this residential building in Safdarjung by AKDA Office is sure to grab attention with its striking brick facade.

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 .

Studio Symbiosis designs a resort and spa in Udaipur using iconic nested forms that pay homage to regional artisinal skills in a contemporary format and simultaneously uphold conscious ecological thought.

Studio Sierra + Ramirez de Aguilar Arquitectos conceptualises an orchid terrarium as part of a larger pavilion to highlight the biodiversity of Mexico City and heighten the experience of the human interface with nature and art.

Just as important it is to build; it is to demolish -for various reasons - infrastructure development, the lifespan of a structure, loss of stability… et cetera, et cetera. Both processes are backed by precision-driven know-how, technique, and experience that bridges the divide between theory and practice. This is a round-table, where structural engineers and architects will decode 'The Ecosystem of Demolition' in conversation with a Demolition Expert.

Studio Saxe erects a modular villa made up of individual self-contained public and private units that are bound by a network of earthy pergolas, the entire ensemble bridging the nature-built-form connect in a contextual architectural vocabulary.

Hailing from the lush forests and mountains of North-East India, Studio Aro is a team of dedicated designers and builders who stay true to their roots. With bamboo as their specialty and a material close to their hearts, they sculpt a meditation gazebo for a family on a farmland in Tamil Nādu.