Homeless shelters – making a space for the poor in our hearts and our country
Jamila Sidhpurwala - 0
According to the Homeless World Cup Foundation, which keeps track of the growing number of homeless people in the World, India has an estimated...
Dark Opulence: Deep tones and Plush Interiors at Alice & Fifth Restaurant, Johannesburg
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Dark narrow corridors, overcast by a shimmering ceiling with a mercurial quality, lead into plush interiors of deep-toned wood, soft velvet in dark tones...
Offices are second homes for people. We spend almost 8-10 hours in our workplace everyday and therefore Office interiors are being taken extremely seriously...
HundredHands – Selected works of Bangalore’s famous architecture and interior design firm
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Established in 2003 by architect duo Sunitha Kondur and Bijoy Ramachandran, Bangalore based architecture firm Hundred Hands has acquired quite a name for themselves....
Simple living and high thinking is a mantra Indians live by. This reflects in their personality, their dressing sense and their choices. It is...
2019, the last year of the decade was indeed very interesting in terms of the design trends, advancements and growth. The year went by...
Sometimes long corridors are unavoidable in a building plan. Lengthy passages inside a structure, may be due to the site's awkward shape or even the...
With real estate prices shooting through the skies, buying large properties in big cities in India has become a herculean task. The millennials who...
We all love a good themed space. The feeling of getting transported somewhere while enjoying other activities in a room is priceless. Surrounding yourself...
In conversation with Ar. Habeeb Khan – Putting the contemporary in vernacular architecture!
Jamila Sidhpurwala - 0
Architect Habeeb Khan has left a distinctive impression on the skyline of many Indian cities with his signature ‘Contemporary Vernacular’ Architecture. An award winning designer,...







