House of Santakukdi by Studio ARUR effortlessly and seamlessly connects between outdoor and indoor spaces while experimenting with various construction materials.
The Garden Histories of Ahmedabad is an investigation into this potential of garden space as vessels of socio-cultural memory, as spaces that hold within them the shifting tides of power, society, and identity.
Architects R. Ramalakshmi and Surabhi Shingarey, in their review of the Lilavati Lalbhai Library at CEPT University by RMA Architects, dwell on its dual challenge of addressing contemporaneity and context responsiveness—standing as a definitive, self-contained, contemporary object in Doshi’s accretive campus.
Carapace House by Achyutam Designs transforms traditional living with organic concrete structures and abundant greenery.
Drishti, a residence in Ahmedabad, by Hiren Patel Architects, is a manifestation of that balances luxury, personalisation, and multigenerational living.
In a tribute to the late architect B.V. Doshi’s contribution to the city’s architecture and urbanism, the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has named a road after him —”Architect Balkrishna Doshi Marg”.
The Monokuro project by Compartment S4, is a design of adaptive reuse for the transformation of a dilapidated canteen block in Ahmedabad into a modern office space, honoring its architectural legacy while integrating sustainable design and fostering community interaction through adaptive reuse.
Casa Aum – Residence for Sujan and Aastik, set in Ahmedabad, India, designed by Mistry Architects, reflects the affinity towards outdoors.
Potash Tower (Indian Potash Limited Corporate Tower) in Ahmedabad, India, by INI Design Studio, stands as an office space that transcends functionality becoming an embodiment of brand identity.
Darwin Bucky is a black box that can be used as an exhibition gallery, a town hall, an expo centre, a performance arena, or even
Mondeal Heights, a multifunctional high-end ensemble for business and leisure on 65,000 square metres. A project that integrates itself perfectly within the city scape.
Zydus Corporate Park, Ahmedabad, by Morphogenesis is envisioned as a resilient 21st-century workplace that borrows from Gujarat’s vibrant architectural and cultural heritage, the head office of Zydus, located along a busy highway in suburban Ahmedabad sensitively responds to the region’s extreme hot-dry climate.
In the heart of Ahmedabad, a bustling urban area, The Grafted Skin Project, by Terra Firma Architects stands as a harmonious blend of functionality and hospitality.
Set in a dense urban neighbourhood, The Jagged House, Ahmedabad, by Tao Architecture, a small family home is situated on a quiet street in the city of Ahmedabad.
Beton Brut, Ahmedabad, by tHE gRID Architects, involved creating a simple, functional home for a small entrepreneurial family with an appreciable creative streak. A home that brought the family together but left enough space for the individual personalities to thrive and bloom.
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