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House & Beyond designs a residence in Gurugram where courtyards, double-height volumes and layered spatial planning organise family life while balancing openness, privacy and everyday rituals. Designed for a multi-generational family of six, the home unfolds through a carefully structured relationship between architecture and interiors. House & Beyond organises the 7,...
In Candolim, Goa, Studio Sangrah crafts an apartment where memories of Vietnam, tropical materiality, and old-world architectural detail come together in a restrained and a deeply personal home. In Candolim, Goa, this modest two-bedroom apartment emerges from a place more intimate than a conventional design brief. The 750-square-foot apartment is shaped by conversations betwe...
Svarruh Atelier designs a holiday home in Mumbai that blends modern comfort with the quiet echoes of Indian design. When a family lives away from their home country, returning to India becomes a reunion with culture and memory. So, the second home needed to feel warm and lived-in from the moment they walk through the space. This was the brief that designer Sakshi Gehani set o...
If you can't see this ezine correctly click here If you have missed any of our weekly issues, click here Inditerrain In this contextual home in Thrissur, passive cooling strategies and a majlis-inspired core organise everyday family life. Read more Editorial Dear Reader, What emerges across this week’s projects is how environmental performance is being embedded directly into ...
In this contextual home in Thrissur, passive cooling strategies and a majlis-inspired core organise everyday family life. At Asar Residence, climate responsiveness dictates how spaces connect, expand and evolve. The project emerges from the client’s long-standing desire to live closely with soil, greenery, light and wind — an interest nurtured through small terrariums during ...