ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Karnataka’House of Thaqwa in Karnataka, India by TAAD StudioWednesday, October 5th, 2022Article source: TAAD Studio Spanning an area of 2400sqft, this renovation project is nestled in a humble village located off the Arabian sea. The existing load-bearing walls of the Ground Floor have been upgraded to a G+1 model with 4 bedrooms, wherein the house is an amalgamation of local culture and modernism.  Image Courtesy © TAAD Studio
Studio Chintala in Bengaluru, Karnataka by Studio ChintalaSunday, November 22nd, 2020Article source: Studio Chintala A design practice built on the philosophy of “simplicity and honesty”, Studio Chintala begins each project by asking what it means to its users and the context. With the aim to create spaces and experiences that discover the soul of the project, the function and the emotions of the people that interact with it. The studio believes that design is problem-solving, the process of finding the simplest and most logical solutions. Beauty is merely a by-product of the inherent simplicity and honesty of the design.
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Inside Out House in Bengaluru, Karnataka by Gaurav Roy Choudhury ArchitectsWednesday, July 29th, 2020Article source: Gaurav Roy Choudhury Architects The Inside Out is made of dreams. Dreams of a life away from the congestion, chaos and traps of the city; dreams of composure and self exploration; dreams of a memories in the midst of nature.  Image Courtesy © Niveditaa Gupta
Sattva Galleria – Office cum Retail Building in Karnataka, India by Sudhakar Pai AssociatesFriday, December 6th, 2019Article source: Sudhakar Pai Associates Sattva Galleria is located on Bellary Road, which leads on to the Kempegowda International Airport in Bangalore,India. The Office cum Retail (ORC) building is equidistant from the city center and the airport. The building programme was aimed at mixed-use format, allowing for quality retail on the lower floors and office spaces on the upper floors. Design on the project started in 2009. At the crux of all design ideas was creation of a simple, functional and responsive building that was not only efficient and sensitive to its surroundings, but also a piece of iconic architecture that reflected the city in spirit.  View from South West, Image Courtesy © Shamanth Patil
Not So Big House in Karnataka, India by Sudaiva StudioTuesday, April 23rd, 2019Article source: Sudaiva Studio To keep pace with the rapid urbanization of the tier 2 city in which the residence is located, the client aspired to upgrade to a modern, luxurious lifestyle while still living as a traditional joint family. Within the relatively compact floor area, the design had to accommodate the needs of a large family, providing a sense of spaciousness while maintaining the right balance of connection and privacy.  Exterior, Image Courtesy © Geeth Gopinath
Bloomcraft Apparel Showroom in Karnataka, India by ORA Design StudioFriday, April 12th, 2019Article source: ORA Design Studio The challenge was to design a 2000sq ft space inside the clients manufacturing unit in Bangalores industrial area, that would aesthetically highlight their manufactured product apparel shirts. The facility created had to cater to clients and their guest who would spend long hours in the facility selecting apparels and signing business deals. They needed a conceptual design that would break the monotonous liner design of the factory unit and make the inhabitants feel like they were transcended into another domain and not the manufacturing unit that they had entered.  Image Courtesy © Beej Lakhani
Hut-to-Hut Concept in Karnataka, India by Rintala Eggertsson ArchitectsSaturday, February 9th, 2013Article source: Rintala Eggertsson Architects The hut was developed in a design- and building workshop with students from the University of Science andTechnology in Trondheim following an international seminar about the future of eco-tourism in the Western Ghats region in India. The main aim was to find solutions which would benefit the local population specifically and the environment of the region in general.  Image Courtesy © Pasi Aalto
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