Underfoot The floor is the only surface in architecture that the body cannot ignore. Everything else can be looked away from. The floor is always there, underfoot, and what it …
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The Portland Vase. Roman, 1 to 25 AD. Cameo glass. Height 24.5 cm, diameter 17.7 cm. British Museum, London, Room 70. It is smaller than you expect. Standing in Room …
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The entrance to Jungle Homes Tadoba is a set of doors that did not originate here. Massive carved wooden panels salvaged from a rundown wada somewhere in Maharashtra, their surface …
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The wall to the left of the reception desk in this 6,512-square-foot office interior for a developer company in Kolkata is the one that takes the longest to read: floor-to-ceiling …
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The stained glass that fills the semicircular arch on the front facade of this two-storey laterite house in Anjuna, Goa, is not decorative in any conventional sense; its scale alone …
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In the heart of Jammu, Sana Chouhan Salon by Aviral Design Studio reimagines the contemporary salon as a sculpted retreat rather than a fast-paced commercial interior. Conceived as a deeply immersive beauty …
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Located at the corner of two streets in Ahmedabad, The Breeze Court House by Studio Blank Canvas is designed as a private residence for an intergenerational family of five. The project responds …
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Bharanikavu sits in Kollam district in southern Kerala, where the landscape stays dense and green through most of the year and the light at dusk turns everything amber before it …
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Located in Bakrol, Anand, Kala is a private residence designed by K.N. Associates that brings together traditional Indian elements and a restrained contemporary language within a carefully detailed built form. …
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The name on the gate is Swasti, and it sits on a green boundary wall in a Bangalore neighborhood without offering any clue about what lies behind it, which is exactly …
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