Envisaged as a profound macrocosm, Dinner Bell, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, by W5 Architects, is a journey of discovery for the semi-urban gastronomic seeker. The space transports visitors into a captivating world of solace, subsequently as they enter from the hustling streets of this Indian tier 3 town.
Sanjay Puri Architects designs a student’s hostel for GLA University at Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, India
This Residence is what defines truly Indoor-outdoor relationship. The house, designed in barabanki in 2015 caters to the love that our clients have for nature. They wanted an abode that connects all the spaces with nature and has beautiful views of their extensive collection of different plants. The lower floor houses a big hall overlooking the front garden and 2 rooms overlooking the rear Banyan tree. – Advance Group
The concept is inspired from Universe where ceiling has been worked out to imitate constellations and galaxies. The range of material tone are articulated in interior as subtle floor to ceiling transition between reflective checker tiles, beige wallpaper and cushioned walls. The key idea is to create space complimenting the weather and surroundings by exploring volumes and creating sequential progression of experience using lawn, lobby and hall. The whole idea about Universe concept is to create something like that it seems like there is no ceiling and you are standing into the universe and enjoy the ambience with full of spiritedness. – Architects Studio
Workspace for Studio inVoid, at Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, by Studio inVoid
The house, designed by Design by Meta, was envisioned to invoke a strong feeling of Indian contemporary design with an element of surprise and warmth in the architecture of the spaces. With this aspect in mind the design of the spaces and materials have been chosen to create an association of textures, which correspond, to a home.
Designed by Conarch Architects, Penthouse Pāfekuto is a pied-à-terre for a family, a resting place to facilitate their frequent visits to the city. Designed as a lively and a sensual world, it is a multi-level penthouse with 8000 square feet of indoor area and 6000 square feet of outdoor space spread across three levels. The design vision is centred on transforming generic apartment units into a functional, versatile and inspiring living space that honours client specific needs and reflects their lifestyle.
The emergence of mall culture in India and the buoyant growth trend of the real estate market led to the construction of a plethora of shopping malls. Yashoda hospital which started operation in a small segment of Shopprix mall in Kaushambi gradually expanded to the entire floor area of the mall thereby putting the building to an altogether better use.
As a form, the building allows for a deep forecourt to bring in light and ventilation to the central parts of the building. A shallow lotus pond would cool the gentle breeze that flows through the home’s ample windows and ventilators.
Unboxed Co-working situated in Noida, India is one of its kinds. Designed by Noida based Chaukor Studio, its uniqueness is imbibed in its regenerative transformation from an old industrial unit to a dynamic co-working space.
The HT-BURDA DRUCK Press Complex, Greater Noida: Printing is a highly strategic and intricate process, the complexity of which is reflected in the building’s multifaceted function. While the lower floor accommodates the machine bay and other working areas, the three upper floors cater to official administration use and operate on an identical spatial configuration.
The house is an attempt to redesign an existing bungalow into a new modern look. The client wanted to reinvent the old house without disturbing
Flanked by the archaeological ruins of Vidura and Hastinapur and the idealistic ‘shiny’ urbanity of New Delhi, Meerut often finds itself in a ‘dilemma of identity’. Over time, the culture of the city, the notion of its inhabitants and the built environment has persistently deconstructed so much so that it has lost much of its contextual ‘evenness’. This traction between ‘nostalgia’ and ‘aspiration’ is especially visible in the old neighbourhoods or ‘mohallas’ of the city, which incidentally also becomes an active background for the vision behind Stone-Print Villa. – Sian Architects
The Gautam Buddha University in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, is spread over 511 acres. Designed by CP Kukreja, the institute was established as an academic and research institution that nurtures a vibrant community of purpose-driven intellectuals aspiring to create a better world.
Change and Continuity: A settlement for nomads is about finding ways to design a settlement for a nomadic community (Gadulia Lohar) of Rajasthan currently residing in the district Meerut of Uttar Pradesh.
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