Architects & Interior Designers

Bedanta Saikia shares his views on Waste Free Design & Construction

Achieving net-zero emissions is a collective effort, that requires a multi-faceted approach combining passive and active design strategies. Passive strategies, such as optimal building orientation, insulation, and cross-ventilation

Avneesh Sood speaks about Waste Free Design & Construction

The design stage is where the greatest opportunity lies to prevent construction waste before it even begins. When we think about reducing and reusing materials, it’s not just about post-construction recycling—it’s about embedding

Vaibhav Arya & Geeta Arya comment on Waste Free Design & Construction

A truly sustainable building isn’t just about technology or certifications—it’s about working with nature rather than against it. Passive design strategies like natural ventilation, shaded courtyards, and carefully planned openings

Rahul Bansal talks on Waste Free Design & Construction

The reuse of materials challenges architects to think creatively, reimagining the potential of existing structures and crafting spaces that tell a story of resilience, adaptability, and sustainability. By weaving together thoughtful

Amit Singhal comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

Architecture has a lasting footprint on the environment and how people experience and interact with spaces. Every design decision - from form and orientation to materials and systems - shapes a project’s sustainability factor.

Dr. Harish Tripathi & Jyoti D Tripathi talk on Waste Free Design & Construction

Technology can be a powerful catalyst for positive change, enabling optimal utilization of resources and minimizing waste - unlocking a more sustainable, and environmentally conscious future.

Dr. Niranjan Hiranandani expresses his opinion on Waste Free Design & Construction

By incorporating resource-efficient construction practices and eco-friendly materials, we continue to shape urban landscapes that prioritize both people and the planet. We adopt a meticulous approach, starting with precision planning.

Preeti Valanju talks on Waste Free Design & Construction

Adopting sustainable practices to reduce construction waste and increase material efficiency is crucial. We must focus on reducing emissions through better building performance, enhance buildings’ resilience to climate change

Jaideep Thareja comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

One way to reduce waste is to incorporate the principle of circular economy. Designing for circularity also entails taking into account the entire life cycle of structures and their constituent parts, from extraction to disposal, and including

Prof. Krishna Rao Jaisim speaks about Waste Free Design & Construction

Waste is an unexplored material, which can be elevated from garbage to a fascinating creation. In nature, there is no waste: everything recycles to give a new expression and which one can, with imagination, use positively in the built

Kanwal Sujit talks on Waste Free Design & Construction

The construction industry is one of the most fragmented sectors globally. While this can enhance productivity, the production and transportation of materials lead to significant carbon emissions. Demolition of buildings generates nearly

Shresht Kashyap comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

By combining technology, smart planning, and sustainable materials, construction waste can be minimized, and material efficiency maximized: the goal is to create long-lasting, resource-efficient spaces.

Rahul Bahl shares views on Waste Free Design & Construction

In pursuing sustainable development, reducing construction material wastage has become a critical focus for real estate projects. We have been focusing on a circular economy approach that converts debris into valuable resources

Aakash Agarwal comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

We believe that modern architecture can embrace sustainability without compromising on style, comfort, or functionality. Our building designs prove that luxury, sustainability, and energy efficiency can go hand-in-hand.

Suraksha Acharya shares views on Waste Free Design & Construction

By integrating LCA, EPD and material durability considerations into design decisions, architects can spearhead a future where waste-free construction is not just an aspiration but a standard.

Manish Kumat speaks about Waste Free Design & Construction

As architects and designers, we have a profound responsibility towards the environment: designing a building is not just about aesthetics and functionality; it is also about sustainability and minimizing material waste.

Stuart McConnachie comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

Minimizing construction material wastage is a crucial aspect of sustainable development, and adopting efficient practices is key to responsible building. At M3M India, we prioritize precise material measurement, standardized designs

Hitesh Modi comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

Responsible choices and informed decisions during building design can significantly reduce material and construction waste. By applying sustainable design principles, architects can create buildings that minimize the use of resources

Manish Mehta shares his views on Waste Free Design & Construction

A building’s usable life can be extended and waste minimized by designing it to facilitate adaptation, disassembly, and reuse. This approach benefits both the environment and the economy, supporting sustainable communities and reducing

Neha Bhasin comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

The construction industry is one of the largest contributors to global waste, with a large portion of that waste accumulating from poor material management and inefficient building construction practices. However, certain design

Rajkumar Kumawat opines on Waste Free Design & Construction

Adaptability in architectural design is a means of cutting waste. This entails designing structures that, over time, can adapt to shifting demands, purposes, and tastes, without necessitating significant additions or modifications.

R.K. Malik comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

Putting the circular economy’s tenets into practice entails seeking waste reduction and prolonging the useful life of resources. Designing for circularity also takes into account the entire lifecycle of structures and their constituent parts

Varun Agarwal speaks about Waste Free Design & Construction

One of the most effective ways to reduce waste is to design buildings with material efficiency in mind. Grid-based planning involves structuring layouts around standard material sizes to minimize off-cuts and excess waste.

Angad Singh Phokela comments on Waste Free Design & Construction

In the face of escalating environmental challenges and rising energy costs, sustainable architecture has emerged as a pivotal force in reshaping the design of both commercial and residential spaces. This approach integrates