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A sculptural roof and transparent volume shape this Ahmedabad pavilion as a fluid extension of its residential landscape. Designed as an evening retreat beside an existing swimming pool, The Dip Pavilion by andblack design studio establishes a measured relationship between architecture, water and garden. The pavilion occupies the residential landscape as a linear, transparent...


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Atelier Lune’s Camping House turns a road-towable module into a flexible, low-impact home for life on the move. Camping House by Atelier Lune explores how a micro-home can combine mobility with the familiarity and functionality of a conventional dwelling. Designed in Scottsdale, United States, the road-towable prototype unfolds from a compact transportable unit into a flexibl...


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Studio Lievito transforms marble remnants into sculptural urban elements that invite people to sit, play, gather and linger. Marmifere takes its formal cues from the quarry landscape: massive stone faces, angled cuts and the shifting planes created by extraction. Studio Lievito translates these references into a family of monolithic, modular pieces that sit somewhere between ...


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In Pune, a vibrant 3,800 sq. ft. retreat balances family life with refined luxury. For a young Mumbai couple, this second home is envisioned as a tranquil retreat that reflects their personalities. It offers a pause from the pace of everyday life, allowing the family to reconnect and spend time together. With their two young children and two golden retrievers, the interiors a...


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If you can't see this ezine correctly click here If you have missed any of our weekly issues, click here Inditerrain In Rajpipla, Gujarat, a 4700 sq. ft. home reveals Indian traditions through climate- responsive planning and Vastu-aligned living. Read more Editorial Dear Reader, Is contemporary design moving beyond the pursuit of a recognisable aesthetic? Looking across our ...


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