Tiny House, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, by Harshit Singh Kothar and Tanvi Jain illustrates how thoughtful design can create economic and ecological housing, paving the way for vibrant communities in urban and peri-urban areas.
Hassan House in Calicut, Kerala, by Monsoon Projects, is a modern, sustainable home reflecting contemporary Kerala design and minimalist aesthetics.
Simple yet bold compact home, the Lalli residence in Raipur, India, by My MAATI, mirrors its client’s virtues.
Nestled amidst the landscapes of Shoolagiri, Tamil Nadu, Boulder House, by HabitArt Architecture presents a unique canvas for sustainable living.
Casa Aum – Residence for Sujan and Aastik, set in Ahmedabad, India, designed by Mistry Architects, reflects the affinity towards outdoors.
Tetris Garden , Surat, India, by Roomoor, is an alternative residence to high-rise living, retaining community ties while creating a dense yet flexible home.
the soul {talks}, Puducherry, by seeders | biophilic architecture studio is an open, spacious, biophilic residence designed with intent.
Designed as a duplex for a family of three, Sangwan House sits quaintly at a corner plot in Delhi’s Karala Village, translating the client’s vision of having a small house but plenty of open space and green. It’s one of Habitat Design Collective’s (HDeCO) low-cost residential projects and has been designed and completed in INR 30 Lac (USD 43,500).
-Habitat Design Collective
This project has been a story of aspirations for us, for the clients, for the contractor, for the liasoning person, and for the entire team who made this happen. This plot was in a prime locality but was riddled with many riders related to setbacks, commercial use, road proposal, gunthewari etc. We discovered these after doing a few alterations of design. – M+P Architects Collaborative
Nestled in the backdrop of a metropolis, the Floating Walls Residence, by Crest Architects, promises an escape from the city life. The plot for this house sits in a densely populated locality. The major concern was finding an intimate space in the crowd and arriving at a visually engaging structure amidst the chaotic background. The client’s brief called for a simple and spacious Vaastu compliant house for a family of five.
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