Architects & Interior Designers - MGS Architecture - Results from #240

Ar Manuj Agarwal - Manuj Agarwal Architects

Modern architecture is being shaped in a whole new way by minimalism. Minimalism in architecture emphasises the importance of quality above quantity. It highlights the concept of less is more, wherein unnecessary items are cleared to make room for the more significant

Ar. Ponni M. Concessao - Oscar & Ponni Architects

Sustainable development must use an alternative approach to the traditional design – an approach that recognizes the impact of every material and technology on our environment. Our movements have been limited since the spread of the virus and our lives have become isolated

Ar. Prem Nath - Prem Nath & Associates

A building’s design should elevate the occupants’ experience as well as activate the streetscape and engage the city. With the advent of Covid-19, the lines between life, work, and play have become increasingly blurred. Our homes had been converted into our in-house offices

Ar. Rachna Agarwal - Studio IAAD

Post pandemic, architects worldwide are visualising spaces and utilities through a new lens. Malleable, movable, and multi-purpose interiors that cater to the occupants’ multifunctional needs within a restricted area have become necessary. Nowadays, the built environment needs

Ar. Ekta Parekh - reD Architects

People are now seriously rethinking their lifestyles and priorities. We do believe that this renewed vision on the importance of space at home is here to stay even if, thankfully, the pandemic has been dealt with. As the home begins to play a greater role in our daily life

Ar. Saurabh Goenka - S9 Architecture

As designers, we will now, more than ever, be focused on the ability to adapt to changing needs, especially when designing public spaces. In today’s era of social distancing and remote working, flexibility of usage and the need to prioritize human health have become major

Ar. Sangeet Sharma - SD Sharma & Associates

The built environment plays a vital role in bringing out the best in human habitat. The pandemic has made us more conscious and pragmatic about our comforts, safety, and health. Buildings are now more open with interiors that promote hygiene and have fundamental provisions

Ar. Rakhee Bedi Kumar & Ar. Shobhit Kumar RSDA

Fast-paced changes are the new constant in the design process. Like all other facets of our lives, the pandemic has resulted in adaptive changes in the built environment, especially how it is imagined from hereon. As a result, we are witnessing a significant change in the design process

Ar. Brinda Somaya - Somaya & Kalappa Consultants

The pandemic and its after-effects have given us time to reflect and think about our own actions and goals. We are experiencing very challenging and difficult times as the world is in a continuous state of flux. While we aim to steer our way safely, it is also a golden opportunity

Ar. Pavitra Sri Prakash & Ar. Sheila Sri Prakash - Shilpa Architects

The built environment can be improved by attention to detail in design as well as by meticulous specification of materials. Though there was a temporary change in the space requirements based on minimized occupancies and density, this trend seems to have reversed almost two years

Ar. Pooja Bihani - Spaces & Design

Selection of materials and construction techniques will now have to be more user-friendly, long lasting, and easy to maintain and clean.

There is a deeper understanding of our habitat and environs and how homes and workplaces play a huge role in our mental and emotional stability

Ar. Sabyasachi Sen & Ar. Pallavi Sen - Sabyasachi Sen & Associates

Blurring the boundaries between the built and natural environment. Rapid urbanization has long created vast inequalities and divides in developing countries like India, and the pandemic has only accelerated this. This largely unplanned urbanization is coming at an extreme cost

Ar. Mayooree Saxena - Sai Consultant

The post pandemic era will nourish the desire for quality places. The pandemic has forced us to re-evaluate our thought process behind every design concept, especially in the design of public areas. It is an opportunity for designers to incorporate innovative notions, techniques

Ar. Shweta Kaw - Studio Meraki

The pandemic made us realize the importance of curated environments and their impact on our well-being. In some ways, the pandemic has compelled us to reassess and radically change our lifestyles. It made the world sit up and realise how we have been ignoring certain softer

Ar. Sundeep Gwash - THE FIRM Architecture

The pandemic has only changed the dynamics in peoples’ lifestyle on a personal level; we have not witnessed the expected demand for more eco-friendly buildings. Mankind exhibits surprisingly very high adaptability: for instance, the pandemic has made a larger number of people

Ar. Tripat Girdhar - The Design Studio

Architects are looking at reinventing and redefining new ways of living post pandemic. Globally, the Covid-19 pandemic has caused the environment to change, and people are recognizing the importance of healthy spaces for living and working. Way back in 1929, the Paimio Sanatorium in Finland

Ar. V. Vishwanath - YV Architects

The basic tenet of Design and Environment will play a major role post pandemic in both the outward and inward-looking spaces. Living quarters would race towards having either a covered or open courtyard, which helps flow of natural light, vitamin D, and ventilation, or outward-looking

Ar. Sachin Rastogi - ZED Lab

After the pandemic, the built environment has become inclusive of flexibility. Different typologies of buildings require different levels of flexibility. The residential sector needs to cater to Work-From-Home requirements; in office design, infrastructure is needed for online meetings

Ar. Reza Kabul ARK Reza Kabul Architects

The need for break-out spaces has taken precedence in the design of buildings. The built environment has started emphasizing more on open spaces within the structure and in the adjoining spaces. With residents couped up within their homes through the past two lockdowns

Role of Architecture in Preventing India's Pollution Crisis

After the coronavirus drama has played out, it will be the time for architects to adopt sustainable measures and materials to restore both the

The Architecture of Sustainability

By improving living standards, as well as the resultant increase in consumption of energy and resources per capita, can we design, or redesign

Sustainability: A Solution to Contemporary Problems

Every era depicts its own style of architecture - affecting people’s lifestyle as well as the culture of that place. Traditional architecture was the result of a concentration of people in a location as the population was unevenly distributed and was concentrated more

Courtyards: The Indoor Outdoor Connect

Architects are increasingly embracing the old wisdom of incorporating a courtyard in their design of residences and other housing projects, despite the space constraints and the growing demand for more infrastructure, in order to create a multi-use functional

Transforming Complexity of Form to Simple Functionality

Prof. Ar. Charanjit Singh Shah, Founding Principal, Creative Group & Chairman - Smart Habitat Foundation, in conversation with Ar. Kritika Juneja at Creative Group, discusses why it is important to take a holistic design approach when it comes to airports

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