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Ar. Jean Verville continues his reflections on compact domestic spaces transgressing standardization. He infiltrates his projects with intriguing photographic proposals, where the presence of a symbolic character offers a new modality of appreciation of architecture. Check out his latest exploration, where he ingeniously plays with scale to increase the perception of visual depth…

Sergey Makhno Architects conceptualise a villa that frames different vistas from different sides of the built form and an interior, where there are no straight angles, maximum spatial freedom, and where the ethereal airiness of the rooms leads to differential geometry that intrigues and surprises at the same time. Check out this concept here…

This environment day, we come across a very disheartening news! The most revered river of our country, Ganga is now officially declared to be unfit for drinking and bathing as per CPCB (Central Pollution Control Board). Ganga is not just any river for most of the Indians, insteadit has been carrying a special spiritual significance.People from all over flock to take a dip in this 'holy' river. Leave apart drinking, but even bathing is considered detrimental now. As per their report, there are mere seven spots from where the river Ganga passes, which can be used for consumption after disinfection. Also, only 18 spots are being considered fit for bathing,whereas, 62 areas from where the river flows areunfit for the same purpose.

Curating a creative narrative of innovative and bold design elements, The Green Box by Ester Bruzkus Architekten espouses a less-is-more aesthetic where form serves function.

Where do you find New Products/techniques? Deadline to submit your response: 8th March.2022 Innovation drives design. It is at the heart of the process of creation. In today's dynamic landscape, this is more apparent than ever! Brand-new technologies debut all the time. Unique inventions and efficient systems get even better with every passing day. In such an ever-changing context, where do you find the products/ techniques that help you stay up-to-date?

Year 2023 has been a year of architecturally strong projects. After much contemplation, two projects win the Editor's undisputed accolades - Both are residential architectural exercises - one in Mexico by Studio mta+v where the architect simplifies function while maximizing onsite resources for a stunning, contemporary villa bathed in natural textures. And the other is in Muzaffarnagar, UP, where Studio AVT Architects marry the principles of courtyard typology with Vaastu to define an inward-looking home layered with all the trimmings of a contemporary ambience and lifestyle.

Imagine a space where the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary - where something as simple as a door or a window becomes a passage, not just between rooms, but between ideas and experiences. Tasked with creating an exhibition hall for Oezer's doors and windows, CUN Design offers an opportunity to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the deeper meaning of architecture.

Ar. Sonali Bhagwati and her team at Design Plus Architecture pegs the design vocabulary of a vast 9500-square-feet home around the breathtaking view of the adjacent golf course, framed by a generous balcony - making the view as the pièce de résistance of the entire design vocabulary. Here is a canvas where aspiration meets realisation, where lifestyle finds its architectural expression!

Balancing aesthetics and functionality, Studio Pree D'fine curates a home a home of versatility and comfort, where every space exudes sophistication.

In the heart of a historic town, where ancient traditions weave through the modern fabric of daily life, stands the Lingyin Cultural and Creative Pavilion; celebrating contextuality in architecture. Designed by Ondo Studio, every element in this charming space pays homage to centuries-old practices while catering to contemporary needs, creating a space where cultural identity and innovative design coalesce seamlessly.

Step into a space where openness meets functionality, and tranquillity becomes a way of life. This apartment in the heart of Bengaluru, refurbished by Design DNA, is a serene haven inspired by the Japanese philosophies of wabi-sabi and minimalism. This redesign celebrates beauty in simplicity, where the elegance of imperfection, and a harmonious connection with nature-perfectly reflect the homeowners' mindful lifestyle.

Where architecture meets atmosphere-XO Cape Arnna by Yeşim Kozanlı Architecture is a sensory manifesto in hospitality design. Light becomes a character, and space unfolds like a symphony. Explore how past and present converge in this immersive experience on India Art n Design.

Studio Nilasha designs a 3,000 sq. ft. Hyderabad home redefining restraint through natural materials, layered textures, and seamless spatial flow. A quiet yet confident expression of modern Indian minimalism-rooted, serene, and deeply tactile, where beige isn't background but the story itself!

RVAD Architecture Studio designs a mixed-use building where the social spaces are anchored on the design principles of bazaars.

Kelly Ann Collins works in a cave. At least that's what she calls her home office, where she does the majority of her work.

Designed by Melbourne Design Studio, this 10-star energy rated 'green' house in Australia emits energy positive vibes, where it generates more energy than it uses - making it the best residential design for 2012.

Net zero buildings are the ultimate statement of Green construction. However easy or no-big deal it looks; it is currently posing a major challenge to construction fraternity. So from where do you begin?

In a world, where over the top homes are preferred, comes a home that makes the base minimum fashionable! Germany's House Rheder II is all set to make the news with its glass walls inviting a lush green landscape into the interiors. Find out how to live in the essential here

Working on design-impacted change is inherent to the responsibility of architecture. Check out the portable modular housing solution that People's Architecture Office proposes for China, where land is held exclusively by the government and the construction of private homes is reserved for the very wealthy.