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Jaali pattern

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News • News • 27 Nov 2022

Studio Ardete creates a unique juxtaposition of brick and concrete volumes in this Panchkula house

Situated in a modest residential area of Panchkula, Haryana, the brick house designed by Studio Ardete faces a wooded park to the south and south-east across the road, with a lawn providing scenic views of the landscape along its two significant frontages. Purnesh Dev Nikhanj The beauty of the house lies in its connection to the front lawn, acting as an extension of the living spaces, thereby becoming a part of the client's daily routine. The site, its surrounding nature and the built mass form a harmonious interplay emulating life from within.  Purnesh Dev Nikhanj As one traverses across the lawn, a large veranda awaits, flushed with the structure, adorned with lush planter pots and a swing set, offering an enjoyab... More

News • News • 27 Oct 2022

New Kolkata-based office designed by Spaces & Design is R.A.W by name and raw by nature

Set amidst the bustling lanes of the Indian city, Kolkata, R.A.W office by Spaces & Design is an amalgam zenith of steel, concrete and wood. Taking the form of a ‘U’ the workspace emphasizes being hassle-free, efficient and chic. A visual expression of the client’s business of steel trade and construction, the office stands out as a modern workspace prodigy.  Talib Chitalwala Industrial materials like steel and concrete infuse minimalistic ethos, while wood and jaali work creates a sense of splendour. The stippled terrazzo flooring adds personality to an otherwise industrial and formal space. A large reception welcomes one into the office space. A Ferro-crete bench with exposed fly ash bricks serves as s... More

Project • By Common Ground Practice • Apartments

62 Jorbagh

Breaking the ceaseless row housing of Delhi, 62 Jor Bagh occupies a unique site in the heart of NCR seamlessly amidst an urban context. With a plot size of 314 sq. mt. and a total built up area of 1,114.8 sq. mt., the program segregates the built volume vertically into a basement, a stilt floor, four 3-bedroom apartments, each with a helper’s quarter and terrace. Sited in a heritage-rich context with the Safdarjung tomb & Lodhi gardens in proximity, the architecture of this modern Indian home is a perfect union of contextual nuances and an appropriate response to sustainability issues in the modern world.   The initial brief from the client was to retain the sentimental value of the time-honored local Champa tree with its ch... More