Architects & Interior Designers - MGS Architecture

A home is defined by its intricately designed spaces, agglomerated to create a realm of comfort and tranquility. An architecturally sound design plays a significant role in contributing to the occupants’ psychological and sociological factors

Shopping is not a transactional affair anymore but becoming more experiential in nature. Reconnecting with the new-age customers, the new shopping centers will be crafted as spaces that reflect how we as a society behave and transact. Mobility

Indian architecture is rooted in history, culture and religion, and has progressed with time as it assimilated the many influences that came as a result of India's global discourse with other regions of the world throughout its two millennia-old history

Ar. Amit Aurora & Ar. Rahul Bansal group DCA

Office layouts, over time, have come to delineate the culture of the organization, thereby lacking communication, whilst hampering work productivity and well-being. The need for more interpersonal relationships, an environment of free discourse and communication

Architecture and interiors of bungalows and residential apartments will experience and undergo massive changes in the coming decades. We have already witnessed the use of energy saving devices taking the place of conventional materials. Metal and

Often our cities are criticized for non-organized urban growth, lack of infrastructure and their general state of disarray. One of the biggest challenges that face us is the direct comparison of any Indian city's vision/skyline with its Western counterparts.

Why does an architectural trend go out of style? It happens when it is repeated many times and does not get the same response that it once commanded. But Architecture cannot be treated as a fad because the architecture of a building is a carefully thought

Ar. Himanshu Patel - d6thD design studio

Not only Indian architecture but the whole architectural world of the 21st century is grappling with the issue of losing an identity. We need to look at it from the local/regional perspective, responding to our climate, the technology available, the context and

The developing world is seeing a massive boom in construction. This, while being a great opportunity for architects and designers, has opened a Pandora's box. Cities around the world and their haphazard built fabric indicate our shortcomings as architects. Such

Any human activity has an ecological impact and building activities such as a hospital building is a very intense human activity that creates a huge carbon footprint. So, the key to future design in healthcare is all about 'reduce, recycle and reuse'. Materials

The precinct of healthcare is highly susceptible to evolution. Where healthcare providers race against the ballooning population with supply of quality care, it becomes extremely critical to strike a cohesive balance amidst incoming technology while

Commercial Architecture is essentially driven by designing and developing buildings, spaces and environments that address the needs of the occupants. Commercialization along with globalization has led to workspaces becoming 24x7 work zones. Surveys indicate

Planning of high-rise complexes could be integrated with the naturally well-lit spaces and the required privacy in each condo could be introspected with the help of thoughtful outline of the plan-form. It makes sense to place the common spaces towards the

Ar. Manish Gulati & Tanushree Gulati M:OFA Studios

Without overlooking the immediate realities and struggles that the land we occupy presents as we get more and more cocooned in the solitude that an unlimited data connection provides, the common grounds which represent places of human gathering, especially where

Ar. Hitesh Modi & Ar. Amit Srivastava Modi Srivastava & Associates

Since architecture relates directly to human experience, it must take into account the pattern of how a person occupies the space and how he utilizes it. The requirement of the client is conceptualized and incorporated structurally, keeping in mind the elevations

Ar. Khushboo Khandelwal - Ar. Kunal Khandelwal Design Inc

"The intangible represents the Power of the Universe. It is the Seed of the Tangible" – BruceLee. The work place of today can be defined by this very statement. Office design has taken a 360 degree turn: from just Function, Form and Aesthetics, the modern workspace

Ar. Lalita Tharani & Ar. Mujib-Ahmed Collaborative Architecture

The workspace is projected to undergo drastic changes with the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), augmented and mixed reality becoming a major interface, and influencing how we communicate, disseminate and archive information. AI, in the next 10-15 years

With the onset of globalization, there has been a great exchange of technology, knowledge, art and architecture and many other disciplines. In one way this has led to greater exposure and efficiency but at the very same time, it is also the reason behind the

Ar. Sachin Goregaoker - Ar. Rajan Goregaoker GA-design

Skyscrapers are synonymous with progress and advancement and therefore represent a massive urban paradigm. Great heights can instantly put your place on the map and used as a tool for attracting greater business, both for the architect and the end user. However

India is a country with a diverse cultural and historical background that renders each of its cities with a unique architectural and cultural character and identity. However, in today's melting pot society, the heterogeneity of our cities is gradually

High-rise complexes are a necessity in metropolitan cities. With the advancement of technology across the globe, the future of Architecture and Design for such complexes is very exciting. The Indian construction market also needs to embrace the same with enthusiasm

A culture is a way of life, which is technically defined by many tangible and intangible traits. Intangibles are non-material items like values, beliefs, norms, language and ideas, that are creations of human interactions. Human interactions are

I am a firm believer in looking forward, and therefore, tend to discard the notions of a design vocabulary that borrows unashamedly from the past. However, we seem to be moving towards an urban landscape that is either a monolithic function of cost efficiency

Ar. Pavitra Sriprakash - Shilpa Architects Planners Designers

India is among the top countries around the world that is expected to have the second highest GDP overtaking the USA, and second only to China by 2030. India's GDP growth is expected to hit 7.8%, fueled by rapid urbanization. With many of the world's fastest growing