Category featuring the architectural and design projects from top architects in India. Architecture in India featured through an array of works from different typologies and contexts by popular architects in India.
Malabar Headquarters, Calicut, Kerala, is designed by Stapati on a steep, sloping site, facing the west as a series of levels along the contours, reducing the intervention on-site to a minimum.
The School of Social Development, Nepal, by Studio Berardi Miglio is a school and volunteer centre in a remote Nepalese village focused community engagement.
Commissioned by The Aga Khan Trust for Culture, vir.mueller architects design Humayun’s Tomb Site Museum in New Delhi, India, envisioning it as a subterranean “baoli”-inspired museum, grounded in Mughal aesthetics.
Women Empowerment Shelter, Loni, Karnataka, is designed by Studio PPBA as a place to accommodate destitute and women in need of a shelter.
Lanka Learning Centre, by feat.collective, is a socially and locally integrated construction project for the teaching activities on the thinly settled east coast of Parangiyamadu, Sri Lanka.
The reimagined version of Nari Gandhi’s 1984 letter to the IIA, on the state of the architecture profession.
The Chihilsitoon Garden is a restoration project by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture that previously lay in ruins for the past 26 years.
Sangam Elementary School in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, was built for three to seven year old kids, by SferaBlu Architects with the idea to create a space such that the thought of going to school would bring a smile on their faces.
The formal expressions of the Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) for Reefat Garments, Kaliganj, Bangladesh, by SILT, signifies the references translated from its mechanical elements into a sculptural form.
Rohingya Cultural Memory Centre, Ukhiya, Bangladesh, by Rizvi Hassan, tries to collect, preserve, and spread those knowledge & stories, to create goodwill among displaced communities even in the most unsettled situations.
Hassan House in Calicut, Kerala, by Monsoon Projects, is a modern, sustainable home reflecting contemporary Kerala design and minimalist aesthetics.
The Bait Ur Rouf Jame Mosque, Bangladesh, designed by Marina Tabassum, features a column-free prayer hall with natural light and ventilation, creating a refuge of spirituality in urban Dhaka.
The design of Masjid-e-Haji Abdur Rauf at Malegaon, Maharashtra, by NBZ Architectural Consultants, intends to take believers from tangible to intangible state of mind by the serene quality of spaces both inside and outside.
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.
Santham Dance Studio,Thrissur, by DD Architects, invites the dynamism of nature into the interiors—changing seasons, daylight & rain fused in with local materials worked on by experienced craftsmen
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