Architects & Interior Designers

WoCO One, the World of Cool Offices, designed by Design Forum International, reimagines the workplace design through the values of inclusivity, flexibility and

Bjarke Ingels Group and A+ Architects unveil design for the 12,000 m2 Marengo Multimodal Transport Hub in France’s fourth largest city, Toulouse. Located

Park Court Jingu Kitasando The Tower designed by Hoshino Architects, wins in the High-Rise Buildings category of the Architecture MasterPrize 2024.

Material Innovation Transforming Architecture & Design

The development of innovative, sustainable solutions is not just changing how buildings look and function—it is fundamentally altering their relationship with the environment and their occupants. Products that seamlessly

Architecture of Resilience: Waste Free Design & Construction

Once again, we celebrate the anniversary of MGS Architecture Magazine by bringing meaningful insights into Architecture, Design, Materiality, and Sustainability in Construction. In this Special 20th Anniversary issue

Reza Kabul talks on Waste Free Design & Construction

Designing a building to reduce and reuse materials, while minimizing construction waste, involves a multi-stage approach that integrates strategic decisions throughout the design and construction process. Strategies such as efficient

Arpan Johari talks on Waste Free Design & Construction

Conventional building design is driven by its aesthetic and spatial planning outcomes. However, the design of a building should really be looked at from multiple lenses; including material usage and how to minimize its carbon

Sanjay Seth shares views on Smart Urban Planning

Minimizing waste in the construction industry is not just an environmental responsibility but a crucial step toward sustainable development. Sanjay Seth, Vice President & CEO, GRIHA Council and Senior Director, Sustainable Infrastructure

Dr. Dinesh Verma & Akshara Verma share views on Waste Free Design & Construction

Waste in the construction industry is unavoidable, regardless of how meticulously a project is planned. However, to reduce waste, it’s important to minimize changes to the building design, particularly once materials have been ordered.

Santosh Agarwal comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

We are committed to responsible material sourcing, waste reduction, and energy-efficient construction to create long-lasting, eco-friendly developments. Through strategic planning, precise material ordering, and sustainable building

Amit Vakharia speaks about Waste Free Design & Construction

We integrate design strategies that reduce excess materials and promote resource reuse throughout a building’s lifecycle. One of our key approaches is standardization of our project designs and in ensuring that products are

M. Anand expresses his opinion on Circular Economy

India is blessed with abundant resources, yet the rapid depletion of raw materials calls for urgent action. The only way to sustain these resources and minimize the use of natural materials is by adopting circular economy principles

Towards a More Responsible and Sustainable Future

The push for sustainable construction practices has spurred the development of various innovative methods to reduce waste and improve material efficiency. Anuja Gadekar, Senior Analyst, Technology Research & Advisory, Aranca

Sarveshaa SB talks on Waste Free Design & Construction

Our projects incorporate modular designs, which reduce on-site waste and ensure efficient use of materials. We also prioritize the reuse and recycling of construction waste, ensuring that materials such as wood, metal, and concrete are

Dikshu Kukreja comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

In the pursuit of a sustainable built environment, architects must continually question accepted practices. Designing for the present is not enough; we also need to make sure that our structures benefit future generations.

Ravideep Singh shares views of Waste Free Design & Construction

Waste-free construction is not just an environmental imperative but also a financially viable approach. Sustainability and waste reduction can go hand-in-hand, shaping a more resource-efficient future for infrastructure.

Gurpreet S. Shah speaks about Waste Free Design & Construction

A well-designed building minimizes material and construction waste through smart planning and sustainable techniques. Modular construction and prefabrication reduce excess cutting, ensuring efficient material use. Adaptive reuse

Sumit Dhawan comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

Building design can significantly reduce material and construction waste by prioritising modular construction, designing for disassembly and reuse, using sustainable materials, and implementing efficient waste management practices

Anand Sharma talks on Waste Free Design & Construction

The most effective way to reduce waste starts at the design stage, where careful planning ensures optimal material utilisation. Our approach includes choosing the right typology. Certain building types, such as affordable housing

Sohrab Dalal expresses his opinion on Waste Free Design & Construction

Pre-engineered buildings (PEBs) offer a sustainable solution to modern construction by drastically reducing material waste. Since every component of the structure is precisely fabricated in a factory setting, resource efficiency

Mueen Haris talks on Waste Free Design & Construction

The built environment’s relationship with the natural world is undergoing a profound transformation. Embracing material reuse is pivotal in this shift, as it enables the construction industry to transition from a linear

Himanshu Patel shares views on Waste Free Design & Construction

Sustainability in architecture has increasingly become a fundamental principle guiding design and construction practices. As architects, we are tasked with not only shaping the built environment but also ensuring that our designs

Indraneel Dutta comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

Our cities are getting more and more dense. A lot of existing buildings which still have not reached their full life cycle of say 25-40 years are prime candidates for adaptive reuse. Many clients buy buildings which are 10-15 years old

Dennis Ebenezar talks on Waste Free Design & Construction

Use of technologies like BIM help avoid material waste early on by digitally planning and visualizing projects, resulting in accurate material estimation. 3D printing and drones assist in creating accurate prototypes, detect issues