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Project • By Varun Garg Architects • Individual Buildings
The Snail House
The Snail House by Varun Garg Architects transforms a compact 10-marla plot in Panchkula into a calm, light-filled family residence.
Inspired by the geometry of a snail shell and the Fibonacci spiral, the home is organised around a sculptural staircase that gradually expands from 3 feet to 9 feet in width. More than a circulation element, it becomes the spatial heart of the residence, guiding movement and creating a continuous architectural experience across levels.
Purnesh Dev Nikhanj
Purnesh Dev Nikhanj
Purnesh Dev Nikhanj
Purnesh Dev Nikhanj
A central courtyard introduces natural light, ventilation and greenery deep into the house. The surrounding spaces remain visually connected while maintaining the privacy requir... More
Project • By Sanina Arch Club • Hotels
Lynx Drone Station
Architect Alina Sanina has developed Lynx, a conceptual drone station designed to support search-and-rescue operations and eco-tourism across remote mountain landscapes. The project imagines a new architectural typology where drones, visitors, and natural terrain operate within a shared high-altitude ecosystem.
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Conceived for environments where steep terrain limits mobility — including the Carpathians, Alps and Pyrenees — the scheme introduces a network of autonomous outposts that combine drone technology with public-facing facilities.Each Lynx station acts as a hub for drone storage, charging, maintenance and flight coordination. Depending on its location, the circular structure could also incorporate a plane... More
Project • By Backraum Architektur • Private Houses
Case Study House
The Case Study House in Wolfpassing is a renovated family home with a cross-laminated timber (CLT) extension, located just one hour from Vienna, Austria. When the original house was designed in the 1960s, the architect was likely inspired by Richard Neutra's or Ray and Charles Eames's Case Study Houses in Los Angeles. The original bungalow featured a large terrace and was in harmony with the surrounding nature. One characteristic tree was even incorporated into the terrace itself. Exceptional features include the natural stone walls, a fireplace that can be heated inside or out, and the location in a beautiful little park.This jewel has now been completely renovated and extended using CLT. The entire design demonstrates the need for precise... More