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Moving ahead of Australian Green Star compliance, One Central Park (OCP) by Ar. Jean Nouvel is an innovative and environmentally ambitious landmark project that takes a broader approach to carbon conscious design and exceeds the highest standards of sustainable residential design. Check it out here…

From the 250-plus features published in 2021, as we review feature-reach, highest viewership, and active engagement across all parameters of our reach worldwide, we applaud the 3 leading design projects that have been most appreciated by IAnDians. C-Con Consultants, Hyderabad; Wallmakers, Kerala; T4 Design Studio, Vietnam.

From the 240-plus features published in 2022, as we review feature-reach, highest viewership, and active engagement across all parameters of our reach worldwide, we applaud the 3 leading design projects that have been most appreciated by IAnDians: @aayamarchitects and @hunnarshalafoundation in Kutch, Gujarat, @MooltatvaDesignStudio in Latur, Maharashtra, and the waning craft of Sanjhi from Mathura in Uttar Pradesh. And there is a Special Mention too - Shubin Donaldson Architects, Los Angeles.

Crafting a truly experiential design, architecture firm 1628 Inc. designs a home at the edge of a lake, making it a true observation platform, with the highest point being a cantilevered footbridge that literally projects visitors into the landscape

The Seoul Metropolitan Government recently unveiled UNStudio's design, tentatively naming it 'Seoul Twin Eye'. The project is part of the Mayor of Seoul's vision 'Han River with a Thousand Sunsets', a vision to create a thousand spots along the Han River as public spaces for the people of Seoul. Collaborating stalwarts include Arup and Heerim Architects.

The biggest airport in the Balochistan province, Quetta International Airport is located 12km south-west of Quetta, Pakistan. It is the fourth highest airport in the country and the second biggest in the southern region. The airport is owned and operated by Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority.

Chinese architect Liu Jaikun wins the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize. He is known for methodology-driven design philosophy focussing on contextual adaptation rather than imposing a signature aesthetic. The jury commended Liu for "affirming architecture that celebrates the lives of ordinary citizens" and for his ability to create communal spaces in dense urban landscapes. Team IAnD congratulates Ar. Liu for this enormous achievement.