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

Sustainability is the buzzword for architecture today and protecting the environment is the top priority in the construction industry. Energy conservation, efficient planning use of environment-friendly materials and providing green cover are gradually becoming the norm in the

Ar. Pranav Iyer - Ground 11

India is at a watershed moment in its architectural evolution, where a rich heritage of millennia of a vernacular ecosystem stands beside a more international kaleidoscope of design. Change is permanent, and that applies to architecture as well. Indian architecture has changed

Ar. Sanjay Kothari - Kaleido

We need to look back into history to understand and experience the divinity in the relationship between man, materials, and space. Conversation between material, form and space is the music of architecture. This conversation is responsible for setting the parameters of aesthetics

Ar. Sanjay Agarwal - FRDC

Buildings in India are defined along with global aspirations of smart cities, automation, energy conservation and reduction of carbon footprint in the design and construction process. ‘Efficient’ and ‘Inclusive’ can be taken as the foundation to be built upon. Energy efficiency

Ar. Arun Bij & Ar. Abhishek Bij - Design Plus

“The problem with the current generation of architects and their resultant architecture is that they think analogue but produce algorithmically” – an excerpt from Peter Eisenmann’s Lecture at RIBA Lecture series, December 2008. It’s been 9 years since we heard that claim.

Ar. Karan Grover - Karan Grover & Associates

I am happy to see many younger architects embarking on their career trying to understand and then reinterpreting these forms to respond to the needs of contemporary India. Sadly, the numbers of such architects and buildings pale to insignificance with those trying to appear

Ar. Himanshu Patel - d6thD Design Studio

In today’s world, due to easy access to information, we learn of developments across the globe instantaneously. Most of the modern development in the cities look very similar, whether it is Singapore, Shanghai or New York. We can see Indian architecture heading in the same

Ar. Vivek PP & Ar. Nishan M - De Earth

Architecture is an ever-evolving profession. It changes and adopts to time, place, global pressures and economy. Indian architecture has a very rich and diverse history and has seen several influences through time, varying with culture, ethnicity, climate, context, political

Ar. Akshay Selukar - H&A Consultant

Evolution of information technology and building software have changed the world of architecture and building construction; they have made possible new and innovative ideas that can be shared globally. As a result, in this leading age of technology, latest ideas in architecture

Ar. Goonmeet Singh Chauhan, Ar. Anand Sharma, Ar. Anoj Tevatia - DFI

Architecture typology in real estate can be classified into housing and workspaces. In case of workspaces, we are blatantly copying the global architecture. This is why we see so many glass buildings that define the workspaces of today. These structures are incapable of responding

Ar. Krishna Rao - Jaisim Fountainhead

Over the five decades of Jaisim Fountainhead, the content of my architecture has been in context with the technology that has been available, along with the expertise of execution, always keeping the context of Time and Space of the subcontinent and the timeless history

Ar. Abhigyan Neogi & Ar. Kanika Suri - Chromed Design Studio

The trend of aping the West is very prevalent in some yet ‘underdeveloped’ parts of India. There is a lack of understanding of the fact that Western construction techniques don’t work in equatorial places like India. More glass and steel are being used to make taller buildings

Ar. Nilesh Bansal - Chaukor Studio

Ar. Nilesh Bansal - Chaukor Studio There is a major shift in the practice of architecture and design in India. Personal practices in general are becoming obsolete. Profession is now being operated at the organizational level, with allied departments of engineering, design and financial sector co-existing.

Ar. Hiren Patel - HPA

There is a lot more visibility of really good and different work happening across India. Post- Independence, we had few architects whose work was dominating the Indian scenario. Now, we have a innumerable young and senior design firms. Also, there is a lot more different way of

Ar. Smaran Mallesh, Ar. Vikram Rajshekar and Ar. Narendra Pirgal - Cadence Architects

Globalisation has provided greater availability of materials, faster trade of products and technology, which is consistently being developed to provide ease of use and acceptance at a local level. So, we see that there is a greater convenience in the craft of spaces and buildings.

Ar. Mohanbir Singh & Ar. Maninder Kaur - Creative Designer Architects (CDA)

The architecture and design of buildings in India has evolved through a series of contextual eras. The past legacy of the British Raj is quite evident and is being blended today in a collage of regional Indian traditional architecture with their requisite climatic responses

Prof. Charanjit S Shah - Creative Group

The fast pace of urbanisation, particularly in our existing cities, is creating a huge pressure on the infrastructure, which perhaps, is being temporarily resolved by layering the cities with multiple modes and grades of transportation, resulting in inhuman and unplanned

Ar. Dikshu Kukreja - CP Kukreja Architects

The changes I witnessed in the profession have been two-fold. The positives are the easy availability of both technology and materials from anywhere in the world, giving architects and designers complete freedom to unleash their creativity. The increasing sensitivity towards

Ar. Ateet Vengurlekar - Bluearch Architects

Architecture in any country is a mirror of the phase of development it is going through. There is always a need to find sustainability in construction, and to make it capable of coping with the distress that any building is exposed to. The answer can surely be found in our heritage

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

Ar. Lalita Tharani & Ar. Mujib Ahmed - Collaborative Architecture We were the incubator of modernist architecture, with one of its largest experiments that unfolded in Chandigarh with Louis Kahn, IIM, Ahmedabad. Whether the ensuing decades leapfrogged Indian architecture to a purported greater height is debatable

Ar. Babu Cherian - BCA Architecture

The field of architecture in India has undergone significant changes throughout history. From Persian wonders in marble to the incredible wooden structures of Kerala, India has always been a kaleidoscope of different styles of architecture owing to its vast and differing

Ar. Sachin Bandukwala & Ar. Melissa - Smith Banduksmith Studio

Ar. Sachin Bandukwala & Ar. Melissa - Smith Banduksmith Studio It is difficult to make characterizations about India as a whole, as there is already such variation within the country. Depending upon where we work and with whom, we can use state of the art technology, or extremely simple construction techniques. There is certainly reference

Ar. Amit Khanna - AKDA.

Contrary to beliefs, architecture in India is no longer completely prone to mimicking the West. Optimized usage of the resources involved in construction is once again a key factor and site responsiveness is the intention. The demand for good design is yet to grow significantly

Ar. Anjali Rawat - Anjali Rawat Architects

From the times of Charles Correa and Le Corbusier, who literally shaped the face of architecture in India, today we see a completely different canvas of our buildings and architecture in India. The growing economy and population has highly influenced modern architecture.

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