Planned as a memorial for the Kashmiri leader, while he was alive, the modest sized structure is located along edge of the Nagin Lake, on the outskirts of the city. The plan consists of four similar pavilions with pyramidal roofs, two of which are enclosed, both assessed from a common Reception, fronting onto a stilted area, in association with the water edge, The form of the building is characterised by its pitched roofs, distinctive skylight and arched openings.
Architect’s Arena, by Studio Datum, is an architectural office at the banks of river Ganga in Uttarakhand. The office design fosters collaboration and individuality, offering shared spaces for collective work and private sanctuaries for focused design.
The Meta Slum project in Bengaluru aims to uplift slum dwellers by providing customized, expandable housing that respects their traditions and livelihoods, fostering a vertical, self-sustaining community.
“Lighter than air, a fabric so fine that you could fit it through a matchbox—such goes the legend of Bengal
With Mumbai’s severe environmental challenges due to urbanization, poor air quality, and limited green spaces, MuseLAB’s design – “Algal Microforest” offers a sustainable solution by integrating algae-based carbon sinks into urban landscapes.
Lokmanch, is an architectural tehsis by Harshit Narnoli, that questions and tries to establish the sensitivity of the relationship between the state and civilians with architecture as the medium.
The prison design proposal by Fifth Column for the National Level Architectural Design Idea Competition for Jails, organised by the Bureau of Police Research and Development, India, envisions a place that lays a strong foundation for self-transformation and rehabilitation of the inhabitants by providing supportive discipline within a contemplative environment.
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