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India Art n Design has published roughly 250 features in 2019. While it is extremely challenging to pick what ticks on the multiple levels of the editor's barometer, here are 3 topmost stories of the year 2019. Check them out for yourself

i29 interior architects change the face of Amsterdam's historic cultural centre Felix Meritis without altering its historical relevance and beauty. Check out the appreciably sensitive renovation here…

Nepal's climate offers a unique opportunity for water harvesting from fog. Margot Krasojević Architects design a sustainable infrastructure to support this very endeavour. Check it out here…

Morphogenesis Lab creates an interactive installation focussed on "Architecture of Emotive Intelligence," exploring how cyber-physical adaptive spaces can respond to the user's physiological and psychological needs based on their biological and neurological data. Such data can be a potent driver of change in the way spaces can be controlled.

Studio Daily tous les jours' work has been described as "infrastructure for the human spirit." The scenarios they create put the human back at the centre of strategies for urban development, engaging the public with ideas about mobility, resilience, social connection, and civic engagement. Here, they design a musical interactive public bench that holds the potential to foster an inclusive atmosphere in a distinctly overcrowded and busy urban scenario. 

Arshia Architects bag 18 awards and counting for their organic, dynamic building atop a buried podium, proposing an alternative model within the confines of stringent regulations, whilst fully capitalising on the natural topography and surrounding vistas.

Designer Hong-En, Lin visits the rampant problem of water scarcity and pollution in Tanzania and comes up with a practical local solution -a model that can be replicated in countries facing a similar problem.

Didzis Jaunzems Architects follow the theme of a 'miniature city of laboratories' to weave intrigue and excitement for visitors to the Science Centre in Latvia.