Architects & Interior Designers

Sangeet Sharma - Acclaimed Architect Celebrated Author Poet, Educationist & Motivational Speaker

An architect by profession, a poet by heart, an author by interest, and an educationist by choice, Architect Sangeet Sharma is a multifaced personality, well-known in all these diverse fields. In this article, he shares his early impressions of the

Designing Sustainable Healthcare Infrastructure

Green healthcare infrastructure, though still in a nascent stage, is gradually being welcomed by the stakeholders of the Indian healthcare industry as it promotes better healing environments, energy-efficient operations, and offers sustainable design

The Eye of Noida (EON) is a mixed-use development project conceptualised by Design Forum International (DFI) for the J.M. Housing Group. Located in Noida, the project is designed using an approach of intelligent urbanism to help foster sociability

Commissioned by De Vlaamse Waterweg, architectural studio ZJA designs the new Theunis Bridge over the Albert Canal in collaboration with Arcadis, Sweco, and OKRA Landscape Architects. The Theunis Bridge, linking Merksem with Deurne, has been awarded

Designed by Studio Symbiosis Architects, Hilton Hotel Kathmandu is a fusion of the rich heritage of Nepal interwoven with contemporary spaces offering breath-taking views of the Himalayan mountain range. The colourful Prayer Flags are an integral part of the

Located at the Assam border, the Likabali Housing Development, a project of CEM Engineers, is yet another attempt of the Indian Government at stabilising the Northeast through Infrastructural Development and by reinforcing harmony in the urban

Setting up a sustainable, equitable, and empowered workplace is all about creating a softer, more adaptable environment with changeable elements which can offer different experiences for different people. It’s about empowering employees by providing them with the

There is a huge trend in collaborative workspaces, which are cropping up across the country. Spring House is one such co-working space, conceptualised by New Delhi-based interior design and luxury furniture brand Nivasa. Located in Grand Mall in Gurgaon

Sustainability is becoming increasingly important in the field of architecture and design. There is a growing emphasis on responsible and sustainable design practices that prioritize environmental protection. At Temple Town, our sustainable projects achieve

Rashi Bothra & Ruchi Gehani - Azure Interiors

The push for sustainability is driving significant changes in the design industry, with a focus on reducing environmental impact and promoting sustainable practices. Lifecycle assessments are also becoming increasingly important in the design

Rudraksh Charan & Priyanka Khanna - 42MM

Individuals who adopt eco-friendly and sustainable measures will meet their desire for spaces that connect with nature through gardens and terraces, which will help them unwind, and enjoy a less stressful life, along with higher productivity and a holistic

In interior design, sustainability is now being considered in many aspects of a project. The aim is to deliver long-lasting high-quality designs with low environmental impact, less waste, and lower pollution. Use of recycled resources, materials and waste helps

Sustainability is a crucial aspect of the design industry. Energy efficiency, reduced environmental impact, improved indoor air quality, better overall durability, and enhanced physical and mental comfort of those living in such environs are the

Sustainable and eco-friendly – the current buzzwords in the AEC Industry - are being used interchangeably, intermittently, and endlessly. What’s encouraging is that (going by the figures projected by industry reports on Real Estate developments), the concepts are finding

Ponni M. Concessao - Oscar & Ponni + Rahul Architects

Going green doesn’t just benefit the planet; it also helps us save money, time, and resources so that we can enjoy life more fully while making sure that our future generations have access to clean air and water too. Sustainability is a growing movement in the residential

Pramod Jain - Creative Architects & Interiors (CAI)

Residential and commercial projects should go green by adopting sustainable and environmentally friendly practices through design, construction, and operation phases for the environmental, health, economic, and maintenance benefits. Greenhouse gas emissions

People spend a significant portion of their lives in their homes; if they stay in a pleasing environment, they will imbibe an optimistic approach to life. And if it is a green environment, then they will tend to have a more positive approach towards sustainable

Saurabh Goenka - S9 Architecture, New York

Sustainable design practices are gaining momentum in the architecture and construction industry with growing awareness regarding the contribution of the built environment to carbon emissions. Green building certifications such as GRIHA and LEED are increasingly

One simply needs to understand that almost every activity from checking a mobile phone, buying a book, switching on a light, or driving a car ultimately uses some form of energy that stems from fossil fuels. It is sobering to know that fossil fuels have been created

Residential and commercial projects make up the majority of the built infrastructure and directly affect the users since they spend most of their time inside them. Sustainable projects not only improve user’s health but also have minimum impact on the environment

Dr. Harish Tripathi & Jyoti Tripathi - Architect Harish Tripathi & Associates

Sustainable refers to an attitude, not a product. It is the mindset which sensitizes you to use assets afforded to us by the planet. One needs to consume Nature with the purpose of returning value instead of parasitically depleting existing systems. This attitude demands

Mehak Kapoor & Vishank Kapoor - Kapoor & Associates

The notion of “sustainability” goes beyond Green Buildings, involving designing structures that effectively minimize environmental impact, conserve resources, and enhance occupant well-being. It embraces social and economic factors, such as the local context

The construction industry is a major contributor towards pollution. The advantages offered by green buildings not only help reduce this pollution but also help mitigate the damage done. For its long-term advantages, not just residential and commercial, but also industrial

Ishan Grover - Karan Grover & Associates

Building ecologically should not be limited to only residential or commercial projects but should be seen across the entire spectrum of construction. The built environment generates 40% of annual global CO2 emissions, of which, operations of the building contribute