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Jaisim- Thought n Impact - What really constitutes the timeless habitat of man? Ar. Jaisim shares his thoughts and invites a dialogue...Click on the link to read more>>

Is a collection of woods from different corners of the world; a series launched with the aim of collecting as many different kinds of wood as possible: a tribute to all the woods of the world. The collection currently comprises seven woods from as many regions with different climates and geographical positions, marking the start of a project that will be expanded over time with new plant species. There are thousands of different types of wood, only a few of which are used in architecture. The rareness of some species plus their remote habitats, size and delicate nature, are just a few of the difficulties that mankind has had to deal with in choosing wood for buildings. Today, thanks to developments in ceramic tile technology, we have succeeded in entering new dimensions, drawing inspiration from the living planet like never before. We have a rich heritage in the huge variety of trees and shrubs, and Millelegni aims to achieve that richness in the aesthetic characteristics typical of the countries of origin.

In the third feature in our Special on Designer's Personal Spaces, we visit the newly relocated office of Ar. Puran Kumar. Studio PKA is a loft-style workplace that exudes the core sensibilities of the architect's approach - a clear signature for the client to know what he can expect

GA Design uses opulence as a tool to chisel understated flamboyance into this trendy Mumbai apartment for a young world-wise couple. Check it out here…

Architecture becomes a canvas with nature as the inspiration for this beautiful beachside residence in Currumbin Beach, Australia. Conceived by Habitat Studio Architects, the home curates a seamless indoor-outdoor experience with breathtaking vistas and functional finesse.

Ar. Chaitra Saraf of Design Kacheri, Bengaluru crafts a contextual home in a tropical oasis on the fringes of the Turahalli forest, using its majestic teak, mango and coconut trees as the perfect start points for the design.

Did the Aston Martin in the recent Skyfall pique your curiosity about a technologically driven future? Well, a structure on the moon will definitely blow you then! Click the link to read more...