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The mind works in different ways; and both, construction, and deconstruction contribute significant take-aways from moments of creative sterility… Check out what rejuvenates Ar. Nandini Somaya Sampat, Director, Somaya & Kalappa Consultants, Mumbai

Carlo Ratti Associati and Italo Rota research into new ways of fusing architecture, natural elements, and advanced technological solutions by redesigning this old traditional Italian farmhouse with the living spaces around a ten-metre-tall ficus tree!

Urban research studio, Vazio S/A, envelopes this basic home in bamboo making it climate-sensitive and turning an unpretentious home into an example of intrigue and a model for emulation.

Studio Logic Architecture+ Research employs a fusion approach to design an eclectic home in Noida harmoniously blending mid-century to minimal, and classic to modern glam.

European researchers developed a new software and sensor system to lower carbon emissions and energy costs in airports, while SITA planned to deploy its AIRCOM Server Flight Tracker in India for efficient aircraft tracking.

Sasaki Design Studio gets the creative energies flowing with their design Incubator - a shared workspace that is artistic, adaptable and inspiring. Check out the story here…

Working on innovation in the built environment, Turin-based design and innovation office, @carlo-ratti-associati creates the old theme of the four seasons into the future, thanks to the adoption of new sustainable technologies. Check out the story here and leave us your views

Designer Marc Fornes of Theverymany studio experiments with ultra-thin material to explore structural strength of a free-standing structure. Could this be the start of another break-through in architecture? Read here and give us your views

Morphogenesis Lab creates an interactive installation focussed on "Architecture of Emotive Intelligence," exploring how cyber-physical adaptive spaces can respond to the user's physiological and psychological needs based on their biological and neurological data. Such data can be a potent driver of change in the way spaces can be controlled.

LIN Architects explore human behaviour and space to see if it can evolve into new spatial typologies. To effect this premise, they design a wooden pavillion that explores the relationship between ergonomics, proxemics and behaviourology.