How can landscape drive climate-conscious design? AAMRAI Resort in Alibaug positions the orchard ecosystem as the framework for a site-responsive hospitality experience. Set within a 2.5-acre ancestral orchard in Alibaug, AAMRAI – The Mango Orchard Resort treats the existing landscape as its primary climate-regulating system. Designed by Pentaspace Design Studio, the project ...

Kypad Office LLP designs a calibrated interior environment guided by a controlled material and spatial language. In a city that rarely pauses, this home in suburban Mumbai makes a deliberate case for stillness. Conceived as a seamless spatial journey, it balances precision, material integrity, and light to create an environment that feels both contemporary and enduring.From t...

If you can't see this ezine correctly click here If you have missed any of our weekly issues, click here IAnD Exclusive In a time when climate change is no longer a distant threat, the construction industry continues to stand as one of the largest contributors to global emissions. Read more Editorial Dear Reader, April turns its focus to climate-conscious design—not as a chec...

In a time when climate change is no longer a distant threat, the construction industry continues to stand as one of the largest contributors to global emissions. In practice, the term “sustainability” is often used loosely, sometimes even to justify continued excess. In contrast, climate-conscious design calls for a more grounded approach, one that asks architecture to respon...

A portable screen that rethinks placement, interaction, and spatial flexibility indoors. LG’s StanbyME series repositions the screen as a movable, adaptable object within domestic space. Built on a wheeled base with an integrated battery, the display detaches from fixed placement, allowing use across rooms without reliance on power points. Its form factor supports rotation, t...