India

Northeast Pavilion is a permanent bamboo structure created by Mumbai studio AtArchitecture to showcase local craft and construction techniques from the northeast of India. Located on a site near Surajkund Lake in Faridabad, the Northeast Pavilion was designed by AtArchitecture for the Surajkund Craft Fair, a three-week event that takes place every year to celebrate

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Nestled in the verdant expanses of India’s countryside, this farmhouse visualized by Koma Visualization is an ode to tranquility and architectural grace. Marrying contemporary design with the age-old wisdom of Eastern aesthetics, the property is a canvas of calm, featuring Zen gardens that whisper the ancient stories of serenity. Here, clean lines and natural light […]

In the bustling heart of Bhusawal, India, lies a sanctuary steeped in nostalgia: a twin home designed to honor the cherished ‘Doodhbaori,’ an ancestral haven near the iconic Charminar. This abode isn’t merely constructed of stone and mortar; it’s a tapestry of memories, meticulously woven by HUMANSCAPE architects to recreate the warmth of communal living. […]

A series of freestanding brick walls designed to resemble ruins frame this community centre near Bangalore, India, designed by local architecture studio A Threshold. Appropriately called Subterranean Ruins, the building is dug into a steeply sloping site overgrown with mango, banana and coconut trees and designed as a freely accessible, multifunctional centre for the village of

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