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With sweeping views of the rugged surrounds, a natural climate control system and utmost privacy for the homeowner, this home by Golany Architects, not only captures the true essence of the environment but is also built out of elements that originate from it.

Designers Hardesh and Monica Chawla of Essentia Environments design a palatial 12000 sq. ft. bungalow in Gurugram, with nude as the base colour palette that offsets rich textural nuances, colourful hues, bespoke art and a highly sophisticated vibe.

Let's explore sustainable solutions for your outdoor living space. These solutions will help you to reduce the carbon footprint and make a healthy environment.

TAUTEM Architecture and BMC2 Architects use a bold geometric architectural vocabulary to design the Antoine de Ruffi school building in Marseille, anchoring the edifice on various points - sustainability, environment and human comfort.

noa*designs the Gfell Hotel in the verdant mountains of South Tyrol in Italy, employing a less invasive and environment friendly design approach to foster a well-appointed earth shelter construction.

A radical reimagining of a densely urban site on Shanghai's busiest intersection sees elevated planted pedestrian walkways above the street. Will this design set a precedent as a generous catalyst for the wider environment? Leave us your views…

Establishing coherence despite a bespoke design language, Mahesh Punjabi Associates composes this working environment in Mumbai balancing pragmatics and futuristic oeuvres with innate sophistication.

Learning is an on-going process. And especially for children below the age of six, the environment around them is a constant facilitator. Specialist designer for children' spaces, Kajal Gaba throws light on how balance is important and over-indulgence needs to be kept at bay, while designing learning space interiors for children. Check it out here.

Sanjay Puri Architects design luxury apartments in #Surat focussing on #lowcarbon footprint and #self-sufficiency as highlights of the architectural vision. Check it out here…

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.

Studio Palette Architecture designs a preschool in New York simulating nature into a unique, layered, indoor, experiential environment for 2-4-year-olds.

Studio VMDPE designs a kindergarten school following the principles of Bloom's Taxonomy of Educational Objectives and crafting an inclusive and progressive environment that highlights the strength of imagination in a child.

ArchitectsHiroshi Nakamura & NAP create an interesting corollary in designing an office for a fashion ecommerce company by crafting a "regionally integrated environment" between the open office and its immediate surrounds.

Nestled in the heart of Portugal, this residential gem, by Ippolito Fleitz Group, unfolds like a multi-layered tapestry, where each detail is intricately woven to craft a space that serves as both, a private sanctuary and a vibrant stage. Brimming with character and stories, the home by thrives on the art of juxtaposition, creating an environment that is as visually captivating as it is inviting. 

Imagine discussing sustainability issues in a tree house nestled among pine and birch trees? Not only does it sound fantastic but also drives home the point, pronto! Click the link to read more...

Based on a seamless connect between man-made structure and topography, Franc Silvestre Arquitectos has built a beautiful abode perched on a precipice overlooking the Iberian sea in Alicante, south of Spain. Click the link to read more...

Architecture can serve various purposes: seamlessness between interiors and exteriors; creating an all-inclusive inward-looking environment... Read about this beautifully designed Music School and give us your feedback on other purposes of architecture...

Instil a sense of pride in your work, says Ar. K. R. Jaisim as he addresses architecture aspirants in a brief focussed interview. Click on the link to read more and leave us your views...