Architects & Interior Designers

The architectural profession in India is undergoing a profound evolution, driven by the surge in global trends and technological advancements while tailoring its approach to meet the evolving needs of an increasingly modern

Architect Mr. Pranav Iyer: Ground 11 Architects

The architectural domain in India is undergoing a significant transformation, characterized by an intricate synthesis of traditional ethos and contemporary exigencies. This metamorphosis is propelled by the confluence of global

Global trend is towards sustainability, so, all architecture in today’s times is looking at saving the environment with the most efficient construction methodology. In the process of construction, it has become important that the small

Ar. Brinda Somaya & Ar. Nandini Somaya Sampat: Somaya & Kalappa Consultants

There is no doubt that today, for various reasons, our influence on society as architects instead of increasing is actually decreasing in many ways. We have to broaden our role to affect positive change. Architects have a vital role in

Ar. Geeta Arya: Geeta Vaibhav Architects

Sustainability, technological advancements, and the demands of an increasingly interconnected world are shaping the way we design and build our structures. As the world becomes more interconnected, cities are growing at

Ar. Shabbir H Lilamwala & Ar. Murtaza Lilamwala: Homework Designs

Like a symphony that evolves with each passing note, the architecture profession in India dances to the rhythm of global trends and technological advancements. Architects, akin to maestros, orchestrate a harmonious blend of tradition

Ar. (Prof). Krishna Rao Jaisim: Jaisim Fountainhead

Today, after decades of Independence and still thriving as a phenomenal democracy of fascinating cultures integrated together after over 4000 years of in this sub-continent, which today the world knows and recognizes as India

Ar. Vishank Kapoor: Kapoor And Associates

The architectural field in India is experiencing a notable transformation, driven by diverse global influences, advancements in technology, and shifting societal demands. Sustainability has become a core focus of architectural

Ar. Sonali Rastogi & Ar. Manit Rastogi: Morphogenesis

The current architectural landscape in India reflects a growing demand for sustainable and technologically advanced projects. With projections anticipating a massive 5 billion sq.ft of construction in the next decade, there’s a heightened

Architect Hitesh Modi & Architect Amit Srivastava: Modi Srivastava & Associates

The resilience of the discipline of architecture lies in the ever-evolving form that it takes with respect to sustainability and urbanization, while keeping its roots strong in its cultural sensitivity. While architecture itself grows with its

Architect Suraksha Acharya: Midori Architects

Indian architecture is undeniably amid a transformative phase, marked by the blend of tradition and the rising need for modernity. This new vernacular is integrators of traditional and futuristic styles, an accommodation of existing culture

Architect Mr. Manish Kumat: Manish Kumat Design Cell

India is experiencing a rapid economic transformation, marked by significant growth in GDP and per capita income. This economic boom is influencing lifestyle changes and societal shifts, particularly in the realm of architecture and

India’s architecture profession has evolved significantly over time, influenced by various architects who have embraced their cultural heritage. This evolution has not only enriched the architectural landscape of the country but also

Ar. Ponni M Concessao & Ar. Oscar: Oscar & Ponni + Rahul Architects

Indian architecture has an ancient yet modern history, defined by architecture ranging from the Vedic times, Indus Valley Civilization to the different Hindu kingdoms that defined Hindu architecture which was both ethnic and dynamic

India is one of the nations with the fastest rate of economic growth. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates that in 2022, the Indian economy would be worth $3.46 trillion nominally, ranking fifth in terms of market exchange

Ar. Gaurav Sanghavi: Pentaspace Design Studio

We are adapting at a very quick pace and the Indian architectural fraternity has started integrating a lot of technology like BIM and Virtual Reality, which was unheard of a decade ago. Augmented reality and AI are also coming up

Ar. Bakul Chandra: Renascent Consultants

Architecture as a profession in India is evolving as per various global trends, technological advancements, and the need to cater to urbanized societies. The integration of technology is enabling architects to design more efficiently

Architect Pavitra Sriprakash: Shilpa Architects

The architecture profession in India has evolved even within the span of my career over the last two decades. Since the Industrial Revolution, new technologies have made production – of just about everything – faster and cheaper. AI and

India’s burgeoning economy and expanding population have sparked significant demand for housing, consequently amplifying the scope of architectural endeavours and unveiling vast opportunities across the nation. This surge has

Ar. Rajiv Khanna & Ar. Sabeena Khanna: Studio KIA

Architecture as a profession is ever evolving and changing. Transformation in architecture, simply put, is the process to convert one form or space of architectural representation into another, owing to changing needs, demands, trends

Ar. Pallavi Pashine & Ar. Anurag Pashine: Salankar Pashine and Associates

India’s architectural landscape is undergoing a remarkable transformation, particularly in the sphere of high-end residential architecture. This shift is noticeable in every part of the design, portraying how architecture is adapting to

Architecture as a profession in India has embraced technology to an irreplaceable extent with digital tools like BIM, thermal comfort study software, design to build software like Revit, etc. There is also a big emphasis on sustainable

The architecture profession in India is currently undergoing a transformative phase driven by a combination of global trends, technological advancements, and the changing needs of a modern society. Architects are leading the way

Indian architecture in the 21st century is known for innovation, cultural richness, and contemporary design principles. It embraces a diverse range of influences, incorporating technologies and sustainable practices. As urban