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Posted On February 21, 2026
When people admire a beautifully designed home, they usually focus on visible elements such as façade materials, window placement, interior finishes, and spatial flow. Rarely does anyone think about what...
Home renovations require more than thoughtful design and skilled contractors. Before demolition begins or new flooring is installed, homeowners must solve a practical problem: how to safely clear and reorganize...
The kitchen has evolved from a purely functional space into the heart of the home—a place where meals are created, conversations flow, and memories are made. At the center of...
In contemporary residential architecture, the kitchen has evolved far beyond its functional origins. It is no longer a secluded technical space hidden from view; it has become the heart of...
Achieving a truly minimalist aesthetic requires a disciplined approach to clutter, but one essential element often refuses to blend in: your HVAC unit. These bulky, utilitarian appliances are vital for...
This is a curated list of books on Indian Architecture, 15 Must Reads for architects and design thinkers by the editorial team of The Architects Diary. The selected books bring...
If you purchased your home around 2019 to 2023 with a mortgage rate of around 5%, you’re likely holding your breath waiting for interest rates to drop. However, they’ve actually...
Timeless architectural features, such as courtyards, are always associated with bringing the naturally public forms to the world’s heart, building the most peaceful, secluded outdoor areas. These outdoor spaces maximize...
Looking to make a lasting first impression? Your main door design is more than a point of entry, it’s the gateway that reflects and enhances your home. In this blog, we dive into 50 stylish door design concepts that blend style with functionality, from innovative materials, classic styles, and intelligent lock systems that provide convenience, security, and refinement straight to your front...
In the world of architecture, the leap from conceptual sketches to concrete structures is fraught with risk. Every line drawn, every façade designed, every square meter planned carries the potential...
Posted On February 20, 2026
In today’s fast-evolving architectural landscape, the success of any project hinges not just on design brilliance but on the strength of collaboration across all involved parties. Architects, contractors, and engineers...
Posted On February 19, 2026
Imagine: you’re sliding a tray of perfect golden biscuits into the oven, and you don’t have to wait long before the warm aroma fills your home. It’s the moment a...
Posted On February 18, 2026
Rishiraj Kulkarni is a multi-percussionist composer & performing artist, based in India & The Netherlands, playing harmony music with hand-made musical instruments from different parts of the world. His primary...
Posted On February 14, 2026
In today’s competitive market, first impressions matter. When potential customers, clients, or visitors approach your business, the exterior of your building is the first thing they see. A well-designed outdoor...
Posted On February 13, 2026
Asbestos is one of the most serious long-term health risks in construction. In the UK, asbestos containing materials (ACMs) have been fully banned since 1999. But older buildings still contain...
Posted On February 12, 2026
A curation by The Architect’s Diary that spotlights designers across the spectrum of luxury. Ranging from intimate homes and compact studios to distinctive commercial spaces. With each edition, we explore...
Today, organizations must measure workplace performance critically, as most workplaces remain underutilized. However, there is more and more evidence that High-performing work environments are an opportunity to improve employee productivity,...
An outdoor kitchen is no longer just a barbecue pushed into a corner of the garden. For many people, it has become a natural extension of the indoor kitchen –...
Winter is easily the most rewarding season for terrace gardening. The sunlight is softer, the climate is kinder, and flowering plants respond with longer bloom cycles and richer colours. If...
Termites are among the problems most property owners hope they’ll never face. They’re quiet, hidden, and often out of sight — until the damage is done. Unlike a leaking tap...
Posted On February 02, 2026
The architecture in Georgia is changing rapidly. Whether in fast-growing urban centres such as Atlanta or the statewide intricate infrastructure developments, architects are being pressed to come up with designs...
A home can be beautifully designed and still perform poorly as a short-term rental. Most issues aren’t “style” problems—they’re layout problems that create friction: nowhere to put luggage, not enough...
Posted On January 30, 2026
Modern residential design spends a lot of time celebrating openness. Large spans of glass. Fewer barriers between inside and outside. Rooms that borrow light from every direction. These moves photograph...
Posted On January 29, 2026
Do you ever walk into your home and still feel uneasy? Even with the doors locked and lights on, that feeling of safety might not always come naturally. Creating a...
Australian homeowners face a mix of risks – break-ins, extreme weather, bushfire exposure, and rising energy costs. Two common upgrades for windows and doors are roller shutters and security screens....
Lighting defines how a restaurant feels long before guests notice furniture, textures, or finishes. Morning brightness supports casual lunches, evening glow shapes intimacy, while carefully tuned accent light sets emotional...
Posted On January 28, 2026
Across the Middle East, residential architecture is quietly redefining what a home looks, and feels like. Walls are dissolving into glass, structure is receding from view, and luxury is increasingly...
Harvest pushes every system at once. Grain comes off fast, moisture swings, and trucks back up. If storage cannot keep pace, you risk grade loss, shrinkage, and expensive “fix it...
Australia does not treat structures with kindness by default. It tests them. The continent carries contrasts so sharp that a shed designed for a mainland dry zone cannot simply be...