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Johnson Chou Inc. designs this Toronto home as a 'Shadow Box', experimenting with the effect of the ephemeral quality of light and consequent flitting shadows on the built form. Check out the interesting play in the carefully orchestrated interiors here

Wielding the magical wand of chiaroscuro, GD Lighting Design crafts out a unique lighting design for Beijing hotel. Check it out and leave us your views…

Collage Architecture Studiotaps into sun studies to optimise natural light and create a natural adjunct of chiaroscuro elements to the raw aesthetic, and open environment of this home in Srirangapatna.

Sanjay Puri Architects designs a humungous, four-level home in Jaipur endorsing a seamless connect between inside and outside, screening and allowing filtered light within each space, infusing volumes with chiaroscuro elements to transform differently at different times

Photography: Nigel Young; Hufton & Crow; Courtesy: Foster+Partners Foster & Partners incorporate ambitious environmental strategy in a new sculptural addition to the city of London... Wrapped in a grid of highly reflective cast- aluminium brise soleil, shimmering in the bright sunshine, casting intriguing chiaroscuro effects on the street side, the Walbrook office building stands tall, distinctly individualistic, yet contextually alluding to the historical fabric of its neighbourhood .

From the 200+ features that India Art n Design has published in 2020, we hand-pick the three outstanding stories that resonate the most with our editor.

Framed by one-of-a-kind corten-steel jaali-work on an exposed concrete elevation, Dipen Gada's latest project in Vadodara is a row of six homes that orchestrate a melody of earthy materials, thoughtful passive strategies, and captivating patterns.

Studio Bombfosters an approach that is based on conceptual intensity, expression and the elimination of all superfluous elements in the development of this project, where the abstraction of volumes, the spatial richness, contrast of materials and the importance of detail become the source of its poetry.

The Box of Light in Beijing by CUN Design foregrounds a one-of-a-kind architectural language of residential exploration, where the 'home' transforms into a dreamlike space challenging conventional reality with mesmerising manipulations of light.

Charming in its enunciated form, earthy materiality and contextual awareness, this home at the edge of a sylvan reserve forest in North Bengaluru stands testament to Funktion Design's nuanced architectural approach.