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Work rules our lives today more than ever, and technology allows work to invade our leisure time. @unstudio along with USM's booth structurally demonstrates this concept of blurring work-home boundaries via exhibition design at the just concluded Salone. Read more…

A community-based intervention in Indonesia by SHAU architecture uses 2000 ice-cream buckets to create a micro-library for the lower-income populace to empower literacy. Find out more here!

@ChoiShineArch bridges the cultural divide by designing a lace crocheted form that provides a new way of looking at the old and familiar. Check it out here..

Studio Ben Allen has created an area featuring archways, steps and a fold-down desk dedicated to children to let their creativity flow! Raw, minimal and functional allows customisations by the young users as the space grows with them. Read on to know more here…

Artist, architectural researcher and pioneer in concrete exploration, Mark West brings out the beauty in concrete, lending a certain fluidity and elegance to a material so raw and brutal. Check it out here…

Studio Kossmanndejong once again revives its love affair with stories at Somerset's Garden Museum, rousing a dreamy experience through tales of power, love, ecology and nature, across space and time.

@ fran-silvestre-arquitectos designs a minimalist pavilion in the middle of a garden; a guest facility that resonates with the home and the landscaped surroundings.

Architects Badrinath and Prerna Kaleru of Studio Ardete design a contemporary row house in Haryana sensitively retaining the classicism of yore...

Urbanscape Architects depart from the conventional to create an expressive design vocabulary in their Delhi studio, establishing their signature of a contextual, scale-form-material balance, and modernist approach to design

Orproject's latest research project 'Khôral' attempts to provoke introspection on the detrimental condition of our marine life, urging people to interact responsibly with nature.

A radical design is based on a circular approach to architecture will see three boats designed by Carlo Ratti Associati visit Dubai and become the backbone of the Italian pavilion during the Dubai Expo 2020. Check out the designers' approach to circularity and reconfigurable architecture here…

An all-white structure and courtyard framed by high walls, the Filux Lab by Workshop Arquitectos is akin to a 3D canvas - as dynamic as the lighting art pieces exhibited against it. Check it out here

In his playful signature style of questioning the banality of ordinary life, Ar. Jean Verville evokes the senses to celebrate multiplicity of perceptions.

What would a museum represent in the 'Burning Man' culture? What role would the people play? Through dynamic engagement, the 'Museum of No Spectators' by creators John Marx and Absinthia Vermut asks a series of pertinent questions that address nonconformist cultural preservation

Alejandro de la Vega Zulueta's work is a marriage of art and architecture and when he is faced with a creative clock, his 'Go-to Therapist' is his preoccupation with the evolution of forms!

H&P Architects revitalises the Mao Khe Mining Park in Vietnam through a series of design interventions that activate this open space and make it suitable for public use.

Triple O Studio aspires to catch them young as they craft a welcoming, democratic and an encumbrance-free O.A.T space, in a Tamil Nadu University, under the benign shadow of a sanctum, aspiring to foster a sort of interactive space that promotes self-realisation.

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.

Aytac Architects unveil their design for the DE Museum in Bodrum, Turkey, where the built mass defies typological museum models to be defined by the sum of its many parts, in contrast to a single, monolithic structure.

Rotterdam Roof Days collaborates with MVRDV to map the proto of a new sociocultural footprint - a rooftop walk that will create awareness about constructive utilisation of rooftops to combat the scarcity of space in cities and prevent the continued urbanisation of rural areas. With a lot of room for debate and across-the-board ideation, will this proto ignite a historic spark?