Window designs in architecture refer to the distinctive designs and arrangements of windows within a building’s facade, contributing to its overall aesthetic and character. They play a crucial role in defining the architectural identity of a structure and often reflect the prevailing design trends of their time.

Window designs in architecture refer to the distinctive designs and arrangements of windows within a building’s facade, contributing to its overall aesthetic and character. They play a crucial role in defining the architectural identity of a structure and often reflect the prevailing design trends of their time.

Window designs encompass a wide range of features, including the shape and size of the windows, the arrangement of panes or muntins, the use of decorative elements like trims or mouldings, and the materials employed. The evolution of window designs can be traced through history, showcasing the shifting preferences and advancements in construction techniques. In modern architecture, the concept of window designs has continued to evolve, with an emphasis on functionality, energy efficiency, and minimalistic design. Contemporary architects often integrate large, unobstructed windows to create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, while sustainable designs prioritize strategic window placement to maximize natural light and ventilation.

From the classic elegance of traditional Window designs to the sleek and innovative approaches of contemporary design, window designs remain a crucial element in the architectural vocabulary, shaping the visual language of buildings and influencing our perception of space and form.

Listed below are 50 different Window designs that will elevate your home.

Sliding Windows

Openings in the form of doors and windows flank each wall in the house to allow for verdant views of the forest, garden, and courtyard and a continuous dialogue between the inside and the outside.

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Designed by: Compartment S4

Location: Nandoli, Ahmedabad

Principal Architects: Aman Amin, Kishan Shah, Manuni Patel, Krishna Parikh, Nishita Parmar, Prasik Chaudhari, Monik Shah & Vedanti Agarwal

Photograph Courtesy: Dhrupad Shukla

Fixed Windows

An office place happens to be where one spends most of their adult life, honing their skills, working on aims, and making their dreams come true. Siyaahi Architects recently established their workplace in the city of Udaipur, a minimal design studio where art and design meet. Resting in a residential neighborhood, the workstation covers an area of 2200 Sq.ft and folds out into an intimate garden space that faces a well-articulated facade of grey and white. The brainchild of Siyaahi architects is elongated across the length of the plot. The north-face entrance welcomes you with an open lawn area.

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Designed by: Siyaahi Architects

Location: Udaipur, Rajasthan

Principal Architects: Ar. Heli Patel & Ar. Samarth Patel

Photograph Courtesy: Murtaza Gandhi

Pivoted Window

Ar 13 have created a workspace that inspires you to push your limits, challenges you to do better, and deliver the type of work that gives you recognition and gratitude.

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Designed by: AR13

Location: Vadodara, Gujarat

Principal Architects: Ar. Himalay Goraniya, Ar. Hiren Patel & Ar. Shivani Chauhan

Photograph Courtesy: Vinay Panjwani

Corner Windows

Adding a corner window breaks the entire mass complimenting the light shelf resonating with the materials of the roof. The entrance porch was intentionally tilted inviting users to the space.

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Designed by: 20^2 Studio

Location: Coimbatore

Principal Architects: Ar. Divya Anbu, Ar. Chandana Nandish & Ar. Dhushyanth Subramaniam

Photograph Courtesy: 20^2 Studio

Double Door Wooden Widow

Brick House is a project located in a street parallel to the very busy 100ft road in Koramangala, Bangalore. The home is a 30 year old structure with a brief renovation that happened 18 years ago on the ground floor. But this time around, there was a need for the entire home to be done up right from the façade in terms of windows and general colour of the façade. Aspects of traditional and earthy design with minute attention to details encompasses this residence.

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Designed by: Hiraya Design Studio

Location: Bangalore

Principal Architect: Apeksha Naik

Photograph Courtesy: Noaidwin Sttudio

Arched Fixed Window

Aimed at providing a unique holiday experience are three villas nestled in North Goa, each conceptualized in a distinctive design style. This villa has been conceptualized in a Scandinavian design style with a minimalistic sense of lightness and calm.

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Designed by: Studio Tilt

Location: Siolim, Goa

Principal Architects: Abhijit Sawant & Natasha Kumar

Photograph Courtesy: Manthan Yadav

Wooden Casement Window

A striking brick house with hints of traditional design and essence of reformed living, is designed for a young nuclear family with 4 permanent residents. Apart from the proverbial bedrooms the program evolved with 2 studies and several overlapping, yet shared family spaces. Each of these were constantly engaged with the 18’ high dining. 

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Designed by: Design Plus

Location: Noida

Principal Architects: Arun K Bij & Abhishek Bij

Photograph Courtesy: Suryan // Dang

Bench Windows

The window seating is placed in such a way that gives an unobstructed view of the dining.

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Designed by: Deora Associates

Location: Chatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Aurangabad, Maharashtra

Principle Architect: Ar. Yogesh Deora

Photograph Courtesy: The Matter Studio By Rohit Mendiratta

Metal grid Skylight

As the name suggests, this house is developed around a courtyard, a core space which casts multi-level interactions with the adjoining spaces. The courtyard is an introspective insertion, the soul of an otherwise simple house.

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Designed by : Traanspace

Location: Vadodara, Gujarat

Principal Architect: Urvi Shah

Photograph Courtesy: Tejas Shah

Tinted Frosted Glass Windows

The tinted glass windows have a fresh set of dialogue with the open plan while the brick wall is a star element along with the dark teal colored console. The living room is an expanse of peaceful haven filled with the sensorial fragrance of frangipani. 

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Designed by: CanvasInc

Location: Kandivali East, Mumbai

Principal Designer: Bijal Chawda

Photograph Courtesy: Noaidwin Sttudio

Floor Length Fixed Windows

This house for a family of four is a part of a gated community on the outskirts of Ahmedabad. The family earlier had their weekend home on this plot where they have now shifted their permanent residence moving away from the densely populated localities of the city. The idea was to have a collaboration between traditional elements and contemporary look.

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Designed by: Modo Designs

Location: Rancharda, Ahmedabad

Principal Architects: Arpan Shah

Photograph Courtesy: Vinay Panjwani

Aluminum Jaali Skylight

A doctor couple who wanted to leave the hustle and bustle of Chennai city bought a 2 Acre parcel of land in the outskirts of the city. The clients approached us with a clear brief of having a 2-bedroom house, with vernacular building elements incorporated. Our intention was to create a sense of nostalgia. A timeless and modern residence design that opts for sustainability.

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Designed by: Studio One By Zero

Location: Sholavaram, Chennai

Principal Architect: Deepak Sundaram

Photograph Courtesy: Yash R Jain

Indoor Wooden Fixed Window

A striking brick house with hints of traditional design and essence of reformed living, is designed for a young nuclear family with 4 permanent residents. Apart from the proverbial bedrooms the program evolved with 2 studies and several overlapping, yet shared family spaces. Each of these were constantly engaged with the 18’ high dining. 

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Designed by: Design Plus

Location: Noida

Principal Architects: Arun K Bij & Abhishek Bij

Photograph Courtesy: Suryan // Dang

Wooden Louvered Windows

“Nature is not what you see from a window or a box, it is something you live along with.” The name Celandine represents a yellow flower, and shares with itself a tropical vibe that brings in light to more livable spaces. Respecting the context and climate, celandine profoundly serves its best as a coherent and adaptive architecture.

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Designed by: 7th Hue Architecture Studio

Location : Muringur, Vadakkummuri, Kerala

Principal Architects: Shyam Raj Chandroth & Amal Raj Chandroth

Photograph Courtesy: Justin Sebastian

Aluminum Framed Corner Windows

A home right in the middle of suburbs or Ahmedabad. A home for a family of two generations living together. The site is located in the suburbs of the city of Ahmedabad. Away from the hustling city, the site is surrounded by green pastures. The site itself is a home to 34 full grown palm trees on the North and Eastern side. As per our understanding of the clients’ requirements, we designed a functional, aesthetic and minimal home that embraces simplicity and grandeur.

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Designed by : Studio RISA

Location : Ahmedabad

Principal Architects : Ar. Sanchi Khandhar & Riya Patel

Photograph Courtesy : Wabi-Sabi Studios

2-way Aluminum Sliding Window

Our brief from the clients for this project was to achieve a space that is calm and neutral, fresh and well lit, open and unrestricted in its function. We were approached to design a haven; a minimalist interior design with elements that soothe and calm rather than excite and stimulate.

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Designed by: The Design Chapel

Location : Yari Road, Andheri West, Mumbai

Principal Designer: Preshita Shah Gupta

Photograph Courtesy: Biju Gopal 

Glass Bock Window

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Designed by : 7th Hue Architecture Studio

Location : Muringur, Vadakkummuri, Kerala

Principal Architects : Shyam Raj Chandroth & Amal Raj Chandroth

Photograph Courtesy : Justin Sebastian

Square Windows with corner hinge inside Circular Opening

“There’s wisdom in Natural Simplicity!” This adage proves right for this astounding abode in Vadodara which is simple yet significant in each frame. Ar. Mrugini Pandya, the Principal Architect and Founder of Robust Studio, has conjured up a house where colors take a backseat and the textures and patterns steal the spotlight.

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Designed by : Robust studio

Location : Vadodara, Gujarat

Principal Architect : Ar. Mrugini Pandya

Photograph Courtesy : Pixellus Photography

Open Arched Jaali Window

A multi-cuisine restaurant, this dining experience takes one to a different level. “The Masala County”, a grand restaurant with unique interior style which relates to the Wabi-Sabi philosophy. For the entrance zone that is the esteem of the restaurant, we designed the grand entry with wooden lattice. As it enhances the beauty and ambiance which shows the richness of the place. We then designed the Giant central zone which the combines all three zones. To cover this space, we used canvas drape ceiling and customized fiber lamps to give it a one-piece look and the royalness of the place.

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Designed by : Studio Of Architecture

Location : Agora Mall, Ahmedabad

Principal Architect : Ar. Vijay Shamani

Photograph Courtesy : Dimi Shamani

Fixed Windows with metal framed arches

A crimson red structure that stands tall amidst a rapidly developing neighborhood – Zonkk’s facade is designed to create intrigue. The 60s inspired graphic art on the facade, embodies the underlying casual free-spirited theme of the space. It wraps around the building, layered with a colonnade of arches. It further creates a visual connection with the activity inside the building. The signage is designed as striking individual letters that embellish the facade. The overall bold form establishes the restobar’s presence in the neighborhood; the crimson red facade of the restobar forms a striking image on the city’s skyline.

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Designed by: Architecture for All | AA

Location: Medavakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Principal Architects: Ar. Athavan & Ar. Thendral

Photograph Courtesy: Yash R Jain

Fixed Glass Metal Windows

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Designed by: Nilay Patalia Architects 

Location: Bangalore

Principal Architect : Nilay Patalia

Photograph Courtesy: Shamanth Patil Photography

Fixed Circular Skylights

In the words of its founders, Raga Svara – the wellness centre focuses on therapeutic, aesthetic, philosophical and ecological wellbeing of oneself in conjunction with the surroundings. Raga’s logo “Pause” indicates all those who enter this green haven to consciously pause in time, reflect, listen to the body in synergy with nature and get rejuvenated in an educational way. With such a clear vision for Raga, the onus on the architects was to make minimal interventions in the existing landscape and have nature takes precedence.

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Designed by: Shanmugam Associates

Location: Rajkot, Gujarat

Principal Architects: Santhosh Shanmugam, Raja Krishnan D, Ramya Raman

Photograph Courtesy: Vinay Panjwani 

Metal Framed Gable Windows

As architects entrusted with this project, our primary objective was to create a structure that would honor the site’s intrinsic essence and integrate our clients’ collective vision. This farmhouse creates a harmonious blend between the interior and exterior and embraces nature.

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Designed by: Spacetime Creative

Location: Shamshabad, Hyderabad

Principal Architects: Ar. Shravani Reddy & Ar. Sri Sai Tarun

Photograph Courtesy: Spacetime Creative

Fixed Windows with blinds

The minimal design of furniture helps to make the room feel more open. Enormous windows are provided  to maximize the natural light. Shelves are provided with the MS steel bars to keep up with the theme.

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Designed by : architecture aNew

Location : Sector 22 Chandigarh

Principal Architects : Ar. Amrit Panwar & Ar. Satish Panwar

Photograph Courtesy : architecture aNew

Fixed Glass Curved Window

The furnishings and the drawer unit are done below the sill level allowing the window to cast its spell all around while creating a bay-like experience. They cozily wrap around the comfy bed bringing upon all the attention.

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Designed by : Kalpavriksh

Location: Mumbai

Principal Architect : Ar. Vaibhavi Shah

Photograph Courtesy: Prashant Bhat

Indoor boxed Fixed Window

We also installed white sleek and modern aluminium sliding doors and windows that not only add to the aesthetics of the house but are also energy-efficient, termite proof and easy maintenance. The entire house was only furnished with blinds on windows which were best-of-class and allowed the flexibility of filtered light into the spaces.

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Designed by : Jagrut Shah Architect And Associates & Sagri Design Consultants

Location : Gandhinagar, Gujarat

Principal Architects : Ar. Jagrut Shah, Ar. Keval Vadaliya & Ar. Harman Singh

Photograph Courtesy : Inclined Studio 

Corner Stacked Louvered Windows

Designed by Zherow Architects, Faza Home is located in the town of Vadakara, Kerala. With a site area of 17 Cents and a built-up area of 3150 sq.ft, the 4-bedroom residence- Faza Home designed with a minimalist style exuding luxury and elegance. The brief given by the client was to design a home that was open and facilitated natural ventilation into all areas.

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Designed by: Zherow Architects

Location : Vadakara, Kerala

Designers: Muhammad Ajmal .K, Ajmal Abdulla .Pv & Ashhar. Nk

Photograph Courtesy: Akhil Thamjidh Komachi

Sunken Windows

This weekend house is an epitome of refined & stylized simplicity with contemporary design. This 2BHK getaway designed by “Design Salt Studio” is glamorous in all its glory and greys. Resided within a rich splendour of greenscapes, serving as backdrops to outdoor semi open spaces such as bar & kitchen and a gazebo to enjoy and experience the nature around.

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Designed by: Design Salt Studio

Location: Khambholaj, Gujarat

Principal Architect: Gopal Patel

Photograph Courtesy: Murtaza Gandhi

Bird Illusion Skylight

The sunrays observed at the site served as inspiration. The staircase’s cut-out features a lovely jali with vivid bird representations that fill the space with the illusion of birds flying at various times and angles throughout the year.

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Designed by: DA Architects

Location: Dahod, Gujarat

Principal Architects: Ar. Atri Shah & Ar. Dhara Shah

Photograph Courtesy: Gosalia Ira

Metal Awning Window

Being an architectural design project, the site and its context proved to be the major source of inspiration for ‘House by the Lake’. Recalling our very first site visit, we remember being entranced by the lake and the spectacle of nature in front of us, a vessel to view and re-unite with nature. This lake-touch parcel of land surrounded by lush greenery on three sides demanded the building of a series of ‘viewing galleries’ entrapped within the notion of a second home rather than the usual ‘off the mill’ bungalow – a captivating house with enchanting views of the lake and hills beyond.

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Designed by: kaviar:collaborative

Location: Kamshet, Maharashtra

Principal Architects: Kasturi Wagh & Vineet Hingorani

Photograph Courtesy: Suryan // Dang

Fixed Grid Window

 Large windows were opened to brighten the space up and create a game of shadows between the industrial interior and the landscape surrounding the building. With such a minimal design, we aimed to create a canvas where furniture, light, and shadow will fill the space.

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Designed by: StudioDuo Architecture & Interior

Location: Vietnam

Lead Architect: Arturo Moreno, Sarah Jacquemond

Photography: Đỗ Sỹ

Double Slider Wooden Windows

The brick connection is a house designed for a very simple, well-traveled couple wishing to settle in their homeland, a little away from the chaos of the city. Grounded close to nature, this couple wanted a vastu-compliant house, which reflects this closeness to roots as well as their elegant personality. Very clear with their thoughts and requirements, they wanted their home to be coherent in terms of space utilization and energy efficiency. Located in the outskirts of Vadodara on a 7400 sqft plot, this house holds true to its promises.

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Designed By : TRAANSPACE

Location: Vadodara

Lead Architect: Urvi Shah

Photography By: Umang Shah

Double Door Windows facing jaali facade

The 2400 sft EAST facing site located in Malleswaram – is one of the oldest parts of Bengaluru which is highly prestigious and surrounded by beautiful large trees. The initial site conditions contained a house in which the client spent most of his childhood and over many years and with the expansion of the family – it made sense to demolish the old house and allow the new architecture to be subtle yet merge into the old charm which allows the pure forms and spaces to become a backdrop for the family’s lifestyle.

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Architects: TechnoArchitecture

Lead Architects: Rajesh Shivaram

City: Bengaluru

Photographs: Shamanth Patil J

Metal Ornamented Fixed Window

The Blue Channel is a fine dining restaurant that has been entertaining the great and the good, for more than 25 years. Housed in Hotel Sapphire, Haryana, it covers an area of 1300 Sq.ft. This restaurant is redesigned for a fine dining experience that elevates the mood and compliments the multicuisine. We designed the interiors and brand keeping in mind the central theme of balance and visual harmony yet a reminiscing the old charm.

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Designed by: Design Warehouse

Location: Yamunanagar, Haryana

Principal Designer: Vanya Aggarwal

Photograph Courtesy: PerspectivesbyV

Bay Window

To connect the space with the nature and to let our clients enjoy their tea/coffee time and dive into the magical golden hour we used this bay window as sitting lounge in the room.

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Designed by: RB Design Stories

Location: Vadodara

Principal Designer: Aishwarya Wadhwani

Photograph Courtesy: Zotagraphy

Seamless skylight

The Courtyard House by Modo Designs exudes subtle luxury in the urbanized city of Ahmedabad. The site is a vast 45,000 Sq.ft. land in a plotting scheme on the outskirts of the city, where the brief was to design a 4-bedroom house with a living, study, and entertainment area. Also, the owner wanted an open house, hence, the conceptual layout started consisting of courtyards and semi-open verandah spaces.

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Designed by: Modo Designs

Location: Racharda, Outskirts of Ahmedabad

Principal Architect: Arpan Shah

Design Credits: Jaydeep Rathod

Photograph Courtesy: Vinay Panjwani

French Windows

This weekend house for the shah family is situated in the outskirts of Bharuch, Gujarat. Within the dense 50 Year old Chiku plantations which is the main attraction and the challenge while designing the house. Total farm land is about 8 Lakh Sq. Ft out of that we have selected 1,50,00 Sq. Ft of area which is having more than 30 fully grown chiku trees.

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Designed By: Dipen Gada and Associates

Location: Bharuch, India

Lead Architect: Dipen Gada and Associates

Photographs: Tejas Shah photography

Fixed window with exterior louver

A site office is a first impression for any residential scheme. We decided to have a bold façade to have a unique identity.

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Designed By:  VPA Architects

location: Gandhinagar

Lead Architects: Ronak Patel, Jinal Patel, Naiya Patel

Photographer Credits: INCLINED STUDIO

Metal Gable Windows

This quality is achieved by providing clear glass windows between the eaves and the wall. As the Gable roof is kept floating, natural light enters the inner space from all the four sides. The natural light changes throughout the day and during different seasons. This makes the experience within these inner spaces richer and mesmerising.  

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Designed by: UA Lab (Urban Architectural Collaborative)

Location: Ahmedabad, India

Principal Architect:  Vipuja Parmar, Krishnakant Parmar

Photography Courtesy: Inclined Studio

Stained Glass Traditional Windows

On the edge of Gir lion sanctuary, lies the Gir Vihar – home to 20 cottages; designed by village based architect Himanshu Patel from “d6thD” design studio with the overt principle of vernacular architecture in mind.

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Designed By: d6thD Design Studio

Location: Gir Lion Sanctuary, Gujarat

Principal Architect: Himanshu Patel

Photography Credits: Inclined Studio

Circular Skylight in Bathrooms

“Aaranya” an agriculture farmstay is located in rural settings at the edge of Sasan Gir Lion Sanctuary, Gujarat; and was designed by Ahmadabad based architect Himanshu Patel from “d6thD” design studio with overt principle of vernacular architecture in mind.

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Architect: Himanshu Patel

Design Firm: d6thD design studio, Ahmedabad

Location: Bhojde village, Gir lion sanctuary, Gujarat, India

Photographs: Inclined Studio

Blue Frame Arched Window

The House of Makeba is an alluring restaurant in Ahmedabad with a resplendent milieu spread across 4500-5000 sq. ft. Designed by Amogh Designs, it is a compendium of four floors, all of them offering a different ambiance satisfying different nerves in you. The entire property has been painted in green and blue color palettes with neutral greys and hand-painted wall art.

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Designed by: Amogh Designs

Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Principal Architects: Pankti shah & Shalvi shah

Photograph Courtesy: Inclined studio

Fixed Window overlooking metal Abstract Jaali

Hive is conceived and designed as an intelligent, adaptable and sustainable family home at Surat, Gujarat. The form of the house is seeded in the profession of the client Kamalbhai Mistry — who is part of an extremely successful company engaged in making machines for the diamond industry.

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Architecture firm: OpenIdeas

Design team: Monarch Champaneri, Nilesh Gajera, Niralee Champaneri, Vishal Patel, Sahil Soni, Nishant Chauhan, Jainika Patel, Manasi Hathiwala, Kashyap Parshala, Zeb Saiyed

Location: Surat, Gujarat, India

Photography: Fabien Charuau & Panchkon

Grilled Window

Home is where the heart is! Mannat is certainly a pleasant structure for everything close to the client. This modern residential villa is well-knotted by Design Duniya an architectural design studio in Chandrapur, Maharashtra. Linear and massive are attractive elements of this residential villa. Cantilevered planes and projected volumes fulfil the demand for a sense of openness within the enclosure.

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Designed by: Design Duniya

Location: Chanrapur, Maharashtra

Principal Architect : Ar. Manan Bele

Photograph Courtesy: Lakhan Ramchandani

Metal mesh curtained window

“THE MESH” is a unique product owing to its form and multi-faceted use. It has many applications, partitions, Window dressings, and even ceiling features, metal curtain serves well for all solutions.

It is a chain-mail mesh made of Aluminium, which is electro-plated to give its unique finish. It is lightweight and tactile and can be customized as per the size and requirements of the space.

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Firm name: Ruby’s Signature

Project Type: Product Design

Location: Haryana

Photograph Courtesy: Vaibhav Bhatia

Textured Fixed Window

The healthcare design for “Swasthya” – Day Care & Holistic Healing Clinic was planned in a way to facilitate the flow of patients from the public to the private zone. This includes a waiting area- a reception zone that is designed for maximum comfort, a central passage ensuring an easy directional guide, clear signage to OPD cabins, and a designated examination room. We also designed a Ward area with 3 patient beds with oxygen support for Day Care Procedures. Service-oriented spaces included a pantry, nursing station, retiring room, and toilets separate for patient and doctor all located in the rear side zone of the clinic plan.

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Designed by: Charcoal Hues Design Studio

Location: Opp. VR Mall, Dumas Road, Vesu, Surat

Principal Architect: Heena Upadhyay & Ar. Krunal Upadhyay

Photograph Courtesy: Manan Surti

Fixed Window with wooden blinds

A house is constructed from the aspirations of it’s occupants, and these aspirations come to life in a variety of ways thanks to the language of design. The luxury that the owners desired is reflected in this home’s interior design. “House of Openness” transcends efficiency and vibrancy in it’s luxurious bungalow design planned in a grandiose 5000 sq.ft carpet environment.

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Designed by: Alkesh Patel & Associates

Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Principal Architects: Ar. Manit Patel & Alkesh Patel

Photograph Courtesy: Murtaza Gandhi

Decorative Frosted glass fixed window

A house is constructed from the aspirations of it’s occupants, and these aspirations come to life in a variety of ways thanks to the language of design. The luxury that the owners desired is reflected in this home’s interior design. “House of Openness” transcends efficiency and vibrancy in it’s luxurious bungalow design planned in a grandiose 5000 sq.ft carpet environment.

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Designed by: Alkesh Patel & Associates

Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Principal Architects: Ar. Manit Patel & Alkesh Patel

Photograph Courtesy: Murtaza Gandhi

Wooden Vernacular Windows

The site is located within the heart of the serene hills of Kothkai, Himachal. The Apple Farm Stay, a traditional Himachali home restored in vernacular architecture style, is flanked by mountains that kiss the clouds with streams gushing down its slopes and lush green orchards. The existing built-up structure of The Apple farm stay was built in 1920 by the erstwhile Wazir of the princely state of Himachal Pradesh, and now it has been restored to its original glory by us.

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Designed by: Architect Suri and Associates

Location: Jhina Orchards, Kotkhai, Himachal Pradesh

Principal Architect : Himanshu Suri

Photograph Courtesy: Nakul Jain

Free shaped Window

3Become1 House is located in Soc Trang, a small city in the Mekong Delta region, with a diversity of nature, culture, and people. This place also preserves many typical architectural marks, intersecting Vietnamese, Chinese, Khmer ethnic groups through many different periods.

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Designed by: Space + Architecture

Location: Sóc Trăng, Vietnam

Design Team: Tran Thao Xuan Phuong, Pham Thi Kim Yen, Truong Tan Duy

Photography: Minq Bui

Window designs represent a dynamic and ever-evolving architectural element that has shaped the way we experience and interact with buildings throughout history. Beyond their functional attributes, these styles have become symbols of innovation, cultural expression, and design ingenuity, showcasing the continuous evolution of architecture as both an art and a science.