ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘India’Mitra House in Gurugram, India by Horizon Design StudioTuesday, July 18th, 2017Article source: Horizon Design Studio Located at Intersection of 2 major sector roads in Gurgaon, the Mitra House follows straight lines and minimalist design approach. The house covers over 9000 sq feet area, spread over basement and 3 floors above. Each floor independently accommodated 03 bedrooms with toilets, living dinning and kitchen.  Image Courtesy © Horizon Design Studio
The War Memorial in New Delhi, India by Design Forum InternationalWednesday, July 12th, 2017Article source: Design Forum International The architectural construct of the national war memorial calls for the visual grandeur befitting a national monument and enmesh seamlessly with the magnificent India gate and the traditional Indian chattri. The visual grammar, vocabulary and material palette must be drawn entirely from lutyens’ architectural style; it should be like ‘Another Avatar of the Lutyens’ Order’. Equally, the experience intends to invoke in the visitor, the spirit of patriotism, allowing him to pause by creating a controlled visual field and guiding him/her to slowly transition towards a silent, solemn experience of respect and gratitude towards the brave soldiers who put ‘the nation before self’.  Image Courtesy © Design Forum International
Minaret house in Noida, India by Chaukor StudioWednesday, July 5th, 2017Article source: Chaukor Studio Minaret house is an amalgamative representation of modern technologies and traditional ideologies. The house is situated in an urban setting in the National Capital Region. The immediate surrounding area has very high density most of which have been developed as replicated housing units. In the midst of this repetitive and dense urban environment, the Minaret house is located adjacent to a large golf course in a plotted development.  Exterior view, Image Courtesy © Mohammad Javed
The Crescent in Surat, India by Sanjay Puri ArchitectsSunday, July 2nd, 2017Article source: Sanjay Puri Architects Situated on a small site abutting a road junction, this single level office building creates a sculptural presence. Overlapped curvilinear volumes orient each of the internal spaces towards the north in response to the location of the site while creating a semi enclosed north facing courtyard between the office spaces.  Image Courtesy © Sanjay Puri Architects
D Hotel in Lucknow, India by Sanjay Puri ArchitectsSunday, June 25th, 2017Article source: Sanjay Puri Architects A sculpted series of spaces create a seamless integration of built form with landscape in this 120 room hotel. Sitting on a site of 13394.10 sq m the building rises in varied inclines on different sides creating separate outdoor spaces for each of its functions. Entered through a 30′ high elevated lobby, the hotel looks out towards the north into a large landscaped garden with each of the restaurants opening into terraces or gardens.  Image Courtesy © Sanjay Puri Architects
War Memorial in New Delhi, India by Chaukor StudioSunday, June 25th, 2017Article source: Chaukor Studio Introduction National War Memorial has been conceived by the Government of India to honour the memory of all the soldiers who have sacrificed their lives for the country. The Memorial is envisaged in the heart of the national capital of India, New Delhi and lies in the close vicinity of India Gate.  sajeev smarak, Image Courtesy © Chaukor Studio
Ren technologies in Noida, India by Chaukor StudioFriday, June 23rd, 2017Article source: Chaukor Studio Introduction REN Technologies India Ltd. is a service oriented company that provides its customers with various design applications on different types of mediums based on the end usage. The applications range from creating patterns, textures, CNC jaalis, 3D printing, digital printing on paper, wood, stone, tiles, glass etc. The idea is to explore the various applications that are provided at REN Technologies and exploit the same to bring about the inherent character and reflect the identity of the company within the framework of the interior design.  Double-height reception area, Image Courtesy © Chaukor Studio
Axis Pramiti School in Bengaluru, India by The Purple Ink StudioSunday, June 18th, 2017Article source: The Purple Ink Studio The programmatic values of the school believe in breaking away from the standard scholastic teaching system. The design embraces the creative enterprise of ‘flexible learning’ to cater to the needs of a heterogeneous group of learners. The site is a land with steep sloping natural topography and several existing trees making it an ideal setting for imparting educating in a green environment. The premise is designed to be safe and close knit yet completely flexible creating an encouraging and interactive environ.  Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil J
The Shadow House in Mumbai, India by Samira Rathod Design AssociatesSunday, June 4th, 2017Article source: Samira Rathod Design Associates Set on the foothills of Maharashtra in Alibaug, far away from the busy city life of Mumbai. The plot was a dry barren piece of parched earth. When I first saw it, there were two lonely trees; a view of the hills in the distance and dry fields all the way to the sky, all around. In that scorching heat, there was only one desire- to be lulled back into that familiar dark, cold, calmness.  Image Courtesy © Edmund Sumner
Nissan Corporate Office in Gurgaon, India by Ultraconfidentiel DesignTuesday, April 18th, 2017Article source: Ultraconfidentiel Design The 17,000 Sq.ft area of Nissan Corporate Office was recently designed and executed by Ultraconfidentiel Design. Nissan wanted a new age workplace that would reflect the company’s culture, foster collaboration, efficient and functional.  Image Courtesy © Ultraconfidentiel Design
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