Landscape, Architectural Landscape Projects
Tongxiang MixC Commercial Landscape Design, China, by FLO Landscape Design (Shanghai) Co. Limited, is a symbolic benchmark commercial project that signifies growing economic prosperity in the Jiaxing region, reshaping the new urban identity and rejuvenating the old city.
Freedom Square in Kerala, by De Earth Architects, is a revitalized public space in Calicut that commemorates the city’s rich history and offers a versatile space for the community.
Designed by Portal 92 in Greater Noida, CuE-1/6 is a private residence focussing on capturing and framing the site’s natural environment.
Maverick Shutterbugs 2.0 Features: A collection of photographs clicked by Architectural Photographer Prasanth Mohan in the South Asia region.
MATRI MANDIR: GARDENS OF LIFE AND POWER, designed by The Native Platform, Anandit Sachdev, Rupal Rathore, Vir Shah
Designed by playball studio, the Multipurpose Court at St. Mary’s School, Rajkot, is an open-air basketball court with peripheral seating. The design embraces the multipurpose ground’s character and activities, by having its peripheral seating on three sides and opening itself to the open ground.
Designed by KTA + ARUR, Jetty Garden is envisioned as a public place that resonates with people’s aspirations and establishes a sense of reverence for the water, a multi-faceted space for all age groups and a place to celebrate the Narali Poornima boat race along the waterfront.
Stone Lodges – Private Residences are spread across a forested hillside. Built on sloping land on the side of a mountain, they are inspired by the grammar of Mountain Lodges and the native design aesthetic. – Earthitects
A school for girls in suburban Mumbai needed an expanded space for the children in their kindergarten section. The administration owned a plot of land adjacent to the main school, however, this was taken up by a residential building that they occupied. When structural drawings of the building revealed that it could take on an additional floor, it was decided to extend the existing structure, rather than take down the entire building and construct anew. Regulation demanded that an additional staircase was necessary to accommodate this public function. – Jude D’Souza
Located in Ayroor, Kerala this family home that sits on the banks of the Chalakudy river is nothing less than a mini-ecosystem within itself — self-sufficient and symbiotic. Using local masons, carpenters, contractors and construction methods, this home was completed with natural materials such as terracotta and laterite tiles, kota stone and terracotta jaali blocks. A generous verandah wraps around three sides and a large open terrace on the upper floor maximises the spectacular views out onto the river. The house is an extension of the clients’ (perfect) idea of living a retired life.
Chennai is hot, dusty and mosquito-ridden – said Viju Mahtaney in his brief for luxury apartments in the posh Boat Club road neighborhood. A testament to urbanization in India today. Chennai has a river that is clogged with sewage that breeds mosquitoes. Traffic and construction create unending dust and pollution – and buzzing entrepreneurship needs neighborhoods like Boat Club Road to attract the talent and investment that churns the wheels of the city. – SJK Architects
The development shares its contextual presence with ITC Laburnum, MG Road, a 500-metre distance from the nodal IFFCO Chowk metro station and the affluent Sector-29 neighbourhood. The impetus that leads the project’s development is along the lines of intrinsic detail-orientation and conscious space-utilization. – Design Forum International
Under CSR activity, Symphony Limited has developed a public park owned by Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation in Bodakdev, Ahmedabad. Spread over 11000 sq mts, this park is designed and developed imagining a forest in the urban concrete jungle. – Studio urbscapes
A prominent complex in Boat Club approached Drawing Hands with a commission to convert their terrace into a place of communion. They require a space
Works of Sujoy Das, Inscape Design Studio
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