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Studio AVT Architects curate a sensitive marriage of traditional thought and modern lifestyle needs by designing a two-level home in Muzaffarnagar, where Vaastu principles, courtyard typology, climate-sensitive design and a celebration of historical and cultural legacy preside.

A light-filled home in Srirangapatna by Collage Architecture Studio, Bangalore, and an architecturally evolving home in Melbourne by FGR Architects, Australia, are the most popular projects of the year 2022 across all IndiaArtnDesign social media platforms! 

Studio Crossboundariesdesigns a solar-powered motorboat with technical and sustainable integration of all amenities aimed at adaptability, minimalism and a flexible way of living.

Bold, maximalist, and flamboyant vibes meet heightened artisanship in this Vadodara home by Design Studio Associates…

Combating huge challenges of a rocky steep terrain, designing water-proof foundations and a rather complicated integration process, The Mountain Cove residence by MU Architecture emerges as a bold architectural achievement. 

Set in a sprawling one-acre plot in Ahmedabad, The Aangan by Morphogenesis explores the complexities of the city's culture and the nuances of natural connections through every single design detail.

The Kansas restaurant by Carla Bechelli Arquitectos stands out for its design seeking to consciously insert the intention of organically connecting with its landscape

From slope to statement: Discover how Studio OODA uses the natural topography to shape this stunning 350-square-metre home in Oeiras, Portugal.

Tucked away in lush greenery, Hidden Villa designed by i29 architects blurs the lines between indoors and out. Expansive glass, verdant patios, and natural materials create a seamless flow of light and space. With a pool, fire pit, and open-air lounges, every corner is designed for tranquility. A sanctuary where elegance meets nature.

Studio Inspatia crafts Forest Within-a serene residential escape in the foothills of Mount Asama, Japan-where Zen minimalism meets contextual architecture. Elevated lightly on steel stilts, shaped by nature and time, this retreat dissolves the boundaries between interior and forest. Glass walls, charred wood, basalt stone, and a central courtyard echo timeless Japanese traditions, offering presence and quietude in every frame.