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Designer Ajay Arya of A Square Designs creates a plush abode for the Agarwals in Kolkata, using a bespoke vocabulary of flamboyance that is understated, chic and an inevitably natural extension of their lifestyle…

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

Studio Crypt lives by its principles of offering integrated sustainable, luxurious, and exclusive design solutions by designing this palatial home for a retiring couple using a sensitively driven traditional design vocabulary.

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

Fancy long summer days at the lakeside? This contemporary retreat by SAOTA tastefully digresses from the traditional 'country cabin' vibe, crafting the perfect, voguish getaway.

Folding space into space, Plasma Studio draws landscapes into buildings, streets into facades, inside to outside. In this project too, the edge of an embankment, located along a well-known hiking trail, is used to insert the new volume and to integrate it into the surrounding topography.

Rich in old-world character and filled with cosy delights and intriguing curios, Sandarbh Design Studio designs their quaint home-cum-office nestled in a mango orchard in #Bengaluru.

Employing unique contextual design strategies paired with a play of volumes and light, GAD Architecture crafts this gorgeous spa-cum-hotel in Cappadocia, Turkey. https://bit.ly/GAD-IAnD

Brazilian studio Architects + Co designs a luxurious villa rooting it in rustic charm with an architectural vocabulary of wood, stone, and an interactive composition of volumes.

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.

Grupo Arquitectura designs a simple multi-material exterior behind which he crystallises artistry, flamboyance and an uber luxurious lifestyle!

Dublin-based studio Architectural Farm discerningly works to retain the original footprint of a 1930s home to bring it up to date, respecting history, and upholding legacy!

Strang Design's latest residence showcases its unwavering dedication to 'environmental modernism' while perfectly reflecting the homeowners' cultural heritage and way of life.

HKS Architects collaborate with Narrative Design Studio tooffer something new to glamping enthusiasts at AutoCamp's two new properties seamlessly marrying luxurious interiors with the surrounding natural beauty of the landscape.

Kossmanndejong collaborates with Braaksma & Roos Architects to organisationally and architecturally refurbish the visitor experience at the Porcelain and Ceramic lovers' paradise - the Royal Delft Museum in The Netherlands.

FGR Architects employ a layered approach to design a rectangular home predominantly using concrete, glass, and wood; its structure resembles origami folds, heightening intrigue, endorsing materiality, and affecting an experiential environment.

The theme for World Architecture Day 2022 is Architecture for Well-being. Team IAnD presents five select projects from the last year that contribute constructively to this theme.

Creative Architects and Interiors brings to life the Kerala government's vision for midway shelters for the Sabarimala pilgrims, establishing a local identity that celebrates the heritage of Kerala Architecture.

Adaptable, impermanent, versatile. andblack design studio's manifestation of Abhay Mangaldas' brainchild, Darwin Bucky, redefines conventional architecture with a self-sustaining customisable, prefabricated travelling theatre - and its prototype is successfully installed in Ahmedabad.

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.