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Keshar Bagh sits amid expansive greenery near GIFT City, Gandhinagar, offering a serene weekend retreat for relaxed living, intimate gatherings and private occasions. Spread across a 25,200 sq.ft site with a built-up area of approximately 1,500 sq.ft, the project deliberately resists occupying the landscape with an oversized built mass. Instead, the house remains low, compact […]
A computationally designed concrete 3D printed public toilet in Thrissur, Kerala, India Complexity should not simply look good. It should perform. Optimised Public Infrastructure is a full-scale prototype exploring the potential of computational design and concrete 3D printing in public architecture. Developed at the Konface campus in Thrissur, Kerala, the project uses a public toilet […]
The project began with demolition. The cleared Jodhpur site offered the freedom to shape the space with intention. The layout determines how natural light enters and how people move through the interiors. Carefully chosen materials bring warmth and comfort to the space. A Jodhpur Cafe Rebuilds A 1960s Home Without Losing Its Soul | Soul […]
Located on Nepean Sea Road in South Mumbai, The Linear Edit is a 1,500 sq. ft. residence by Aashni Zaveri Designs. Conceived as an exploration of clean lines, softened geometry and layered materiality, the home brings together architectural precision and understated warmth. The design moves away from excessive ornamentation, allowing proportion, texture and craftsmanship to […]
Studio Urbn Hues designed Terra Haus, a 1,200 sq. ft. residence in Byculla, Mumbai. The home explores a range of possibilities through intentional architectural interventions. Movement, colour and craftsmanship connect the interiors without relying on a single aesthetic or repeated materials. Each space develops its own distinct identity while contributing to the overall design. Beyond […]
A workspace should do more than function. It should communicate a vision and reflect an organisation’s identity. It should also create an environment that inspires the people who use it. Designed by The Working Ants, this office brings together luxury, functionality, transparency, and contemporary workplace culture. The project treats each space as part of a […]
Kitchen design is becoming increasingly systematic. Instead of treating every cabinet, drawer, appliance opening, and storage requirement as an isolated decision, designers are working with repeatable components that can be configured around a particular room. This approach is often described as modular design, although the term can be misleading. Modularity does not mean every kitchen […]
Marble has defined the classic New York kitchen for generations, from Upper West Side prewar apartments to restored brownstones in Park Slope. Its soft veining and cool surface still appear on nearly every renovation mood board that crosses a designer’s desk. Yet a growing share of homeowners now choose engineered stone once they weigh daily […]
Fall is when your house starts asking for attention. The light shifts, drafts appear, and rooms you ignored all summer suddenly matter again. A little planning makes preparing your home for fall easier. Did you know that heating equipment accounted for about 11% of all reported U.S. home fires from 2020 to 2024, according to […]
Fort Lauderdale used to mean spring break. Not anymore. Now the buyers are a mixed crowd. Retirees come for the winters. Boat owners come for the water. Remote workers come because they can. Young families and investors show up too. They all want different things. One person wants a canal house with a dock. Another […]