There is a blend of conscious material choices, technology, and human-centric design that promises a future where sustainability and aesthetics coexist seamlessly.
Gagandeep Kapila, co-Founder & Principal Architect
Another key shift is the rise of smart eco-materials. Technology is enabling the creation of materials that are not only sustainable but also performative. From glass that adjusts transparency to regulate heat and light, to tiles made from recycled plastics with thermodynamic properties, these innovations align with the need for energy-efficient buildings.
Sustainability is no longer confined to material choices; it’s becoming a holistic approach. From adaptive reuse of buildings to designing for disassembly, architecture is poised to redefine longevity, purpose, and environmental responsibility.
By leveraging indigenous resources and techniques, architects and designers are creating spaces that are both authentic and sustainable, while supporting local economies.
