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Designed to elicit a 'wow' factor, design studio MuseLAB curates a mammoth residence as a handsome contemporary narrative that mimics the philosophy of ancient traditional design practices often seen in erstwhile palaces and heritage properties

Anagram Architects have time and again forged a less-trodden path to emerge winners of responsible architecture. The Chromatic House is another example. A must-read!

Lijo.Reny.Architects respond to an inclined site to craft a multi-level, multi-dimensional house, internalizing it with a landscaped courtyard that has almost every other living space opening into it.

Steeped in local culture, the design of South View School in Reemram, Dubai demonstrates R+D Studio's seamless knack of bridging the old and new, for a user-centric space that espouses thoughtful curation.

An articulate medley of multi-faceted design, this Beijing abode by Tanzo Space Design juggles boundaries to balance inside and out, tradition and modernity, urban and rural, and a potpourri of materials with minimal charm

Edifice Consultants Pvt. Ltd. designs this workplace largely as a journey through nature. At every point in the journey, nature defines the true value of this architecture, making a statement because of the landscape and not despite it!

Using Jade and water as metaphors for the essence that underlines historical influences in contemporary lifestyles, studio Associate Interior Design crafts the ethos of Cong Banquet interiors, discerningly selecting the colours, materials, and decorative elements to create a diverse and visually rich space that combines rough with exquisite details

Sanjay Puri Architects revives Indian traditional planning principles and traditional crafts, to create a palatial home in Nokha that reminds one of the erstwhile palaces of Rajasthan

This sweeping Mies van der Rohe-inspired residence in China by Zhang Haihua of Z + H Interior Design plays with the concept of 'flow', while melding classical Western modernism with Eastern concepts.

In this architectural and interior exercise, Studio Yamini Architects ingeniously redefine a traditional, cultural element - the otla - into a veranda-court, merging traditional thought with contemporary elements to create a timeless, welcoming sanctuary, with minimalist materials and warm accents.