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In the village of Lærdal, along the inner reaches of Norway’s Sognefjord, a former fenced-in warehouse from the 1980s has been transformed by MORFEUS arkitekter into a bakery and café. Fredag & Fretland is more than a commercial conversion; it is an act of adaptive reuse that aligns environmental responsibility with social regeneration. Through strategic preservation, volunteer-driven restoration, and architectural intervention, the project demonstrates how modest buildings can be reimagined as civic anchors. MORFEUS arkitekter MORFEUS arkitekter ❌︎ Remove Applied Products block will be inserted here From vacancy to vitality The property, owned by Fretland Eigedom since the 1980s, had housed offi... More

Scarlett Designs blurs the boundaries between structure and nature with the conceptualization and design of Ananta, Ajabgarh. Lobby The lobby is characterized as a luxurious space rooted in the outdoors. Wooden and metallic textures create a centerpiece that reflects the grandeur of the resort. Rough-hewn textured granite offers an element of rocky brutalism, which is offset by bespoke couches. The amalgamation of various free forms are a defining element and lend an organic ambience. Courtyards are encapsulated within the forms of the space, making it one with the outdoors.  Anudeep Mathur Villas The resort hosts four types of elemental villas: Earth, Lagoon, Bamboo, and Fire. Nestled amidst the majestic Aravalli ranges, eac... More

TOWNLAND was commissioned to prepare three Preliminary Conceptual Master Plan Options for a Mixed Use Tourism and Residential Project on approximately 2,870 ha of land reclamation at CanGio, south of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.The overall Vision for the Project was driven by the Clients’ desire to establish an urban form which takes cues from the skylines of Miami (USA), the Gold Coast (Australia) and Sentosa (Singapore). The locations for the Iconic Landmark Tower, the Cultural Villages, the outdoor Shopping Malls, the nightlife and the Marina and Yacht Club are carefully chosen and concentrated in one or two compact, pedestrian friendly "Town Centres" that have the density and critical mass to become iconic Leisure Destinations.In 2 of the... More

Townland Consultants was shortlisted as one of 3 finalists in the International Design Competition for the Detailed Master Planning of the soon to be redeveloped Mumbai Port Waterfront District. As a central Master Plan Theme for the redevelopment of the Mumbai Port Area, Townland selected “The Connected City”. Mumbai should be better connected spatially, socio-economically and virtually in order to become the World class City it wants to be. The opportunity to redevelop the entire Mumbai Port Complex and to open up the city to its harbor front will change the identity of the entire city and its potential impact for Mumbai’s residents could not be underestimated. Townland’s Master Plan Vision revolved around the concept of creating a... More