Architects & Interior Designers - MGS Architecture - Results from #432

Ar. Ashok Dutta & Ar. Meghana Dutta - Studio Decode

The ‘world is flat’ phenomenon is applicable to the profession of architecture and today we can see that Indian architecture is influencing global architecture and not just vice versa. As a global culture, we are each looking at multiple scenarios around the globe

Ar. Sangeet Sharma - SD Sharma & Associates

India, as a civilization, has its own culture, context and climate. Multitude of attributions can lay claim on its architectural idiom and vocabulary, but the essence of its manifestation is deep rooted. Global architecture is influencing the world architectural scenario, but it has

Ar. Shirish Beri - Shirish Beri & Associates

The architecture in India is changing like everywhere else on this globe. This change is mirroring the changing socio-cultural values of that society. Thus, a majority of the buildings are being designed mainly with the commercial context in mind, where saleability and glossy

Ar. Rishi Dev Rishi - Dev Architects & Associates

Architecture and design of buildings in India is not changing at all. Global scenario has gone past our perceptions. We are merely trying to incorporate the new technological advancements of the global construction industry. As architects we are not innovating. Designs are still primitive.

Ar. Shifaa Kalra & Ar. Dhruva Kalra - RMDK

Architecture has been the only constant through the history of mankind. We have come a long way from designing rock-cut caves inside the earth to 1000-meter-tall buildings, and so have our ideas and technologies. Two dimensional plans were extruded to make 3D models which

Ar. Vikas Gandhi - Plan Loci

Influences of construction technology is not limited to from global to India but also within one region of India to another. Dwindling away of local artisan skills, availability of newer materials and migrant labour lead to a different form of construction technique, which invade

Ar. Sanjay Arora & Ar. Sanchit Arora - Renesa Architecture Studio

Architecture Design in India is an ever-changing and a transitional commodity. With the ever-changing tech community, the rising ideologies in design market vary from day to day. The subjectivity of the change and modifications in the design industry can never be collated

Ar. Prem Nath - Prem Nath & Associates

With the world getting smaller by the day, and a lot of International brands now available in India – the entire realty sector has and is evolving with a lot of international influence. Architecturally, the standardization has improved, quality of designs w.r.t. not only planning

Ar. Ponni M Concessao - Oscar & Ponni Architects

Building design and construction in India is undergoing a sea change right now and it is for the better. A lot of technological advances from the West and techniques of RCC construction from the Far East has had an impact on building design and construction in India. Smart / intelligent

Ar. Kamal Ratra & Ar Vivek Puri - MAAS Architects

Ar. Kamal Ratra & Ar Vivek Puri MAAS Architects The whole industry is in a transient stage at this moment. The year 2017 saw immense changes due to the new policies and taxation along with factors like TOD (Transit Oriented Development), revised National Building codes, and new bylaws in the state of Haryana. Real Estate

Ar. Manish Kumat - MKDC

Design is undergoing a huge transition across the world. The designer today, is exposed in an unprecedented manner; he/she is travelling across the globe and attending seminars, exhibitions and participating in competitions, and at the same time, the global design fraternity

Ar. Manit and Ar. Sonali Rastogi - Morphogenesis

In an age of rapid industrialization, rampant construction and a networked economy, India has witnessed a pivotal acceleration in growth. That said, the scale of development has brought with it various environmental and social challenges, putting a strain on resources.

Ar. Manuj Agarwal - Manuj Agarwal Architects

Indian Architecture has always induced curiosity and interest because of the magnanimity and the artistic creations. If we look into the series of structures in Indian history of architecture, one could actually pick and pin the buildings as a representation of the era it saw.

Ar. Hitesh Modi & Ar. Amit Srivastava - Modi Srivastava & Associates (MSA)

The world now has become really fast. Fashion changes every one or two months. New materials come in every 15 days, and smart phones every six months with new technology. However, amidst all this modernity and fast-paced lifestyles, we are also going back to our roots and adopting

Ar. Nirmal Mangal - M Moser Associates

Technology is the driving force that leads to the innovation of design, construction materials and construction techniques in India as well as in other parts of the world. It is helping to explore new ideas, more complex solutions, at a lower cost and greater speed. The architectural

Ar. Gurjit Singh Matharoo - Matharoo Associates

The days of the grandmasters as undisputed leaders is declining, and there is beautiful work happening around the world; so centers are finally shifting. Countries not labelled ‘first world’ are doing work that is sensitive to human occupation, emotionally charged, and reacting

Ar. Hiten Sethi - HSA

The known history of architecture in India, which I like to call ‘The Old Sage’ era from 3300 BC to 1600 refers to the ancient civilization at Lothal which lies in modern day Gujarat. Examples of Indo Islamic Architecture can also be found in this era.The architecture

Ar. Amit Aurora & Ar. Rahul Bansal - groupDCA

We are in a phase defined by start-ups and the dotcom era. So, people have become receptive to newer styles and solutions due to availability of information, and easy communication within the profession itself. This has not only added knowledge at our end as producers

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

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