Projects - MGS Architecture

As part of a renewal agreement for the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix, the city of Montreal had to replace the existing temporary structures with a larger permanent building that would more adequately meet the needs of the event

The Antigua high-rise apartment in Mexico City designed by estereotomia offers a unique blend of urban vibe and suburban quality of life

UNStudio’s award-winning design of a residential complex in Moscow incorporates the historical heritage of the region and contributes to the formation of community-based, healthy living for the residents

The train station is situated in the center of Jiaxing, an interconnected city in southeast China close to Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Suzhou. The project brief covers an area of 35.4 hectares, encompassing Jiaxing Train Station, the plazas to the north and south, and a renovation

In the design of the Prestige University by Sanjay Puri Architects, varied sectional volumes punctuated by landscaping create different experiences in each part of the building

The design of LSB Regional Headquarters by Domaine Public Architects challenges established codes and effectively enhances urban public space, social engagement, and sustainable development

Fostering Engagement, Collaboration & Employee Efficacy

The pandemic has made organizations question their assumptions about how work should be done and the role of the workplace. With every company coming to a different conclusion, it falls on us as architects to understand the needs of every individual workspace and cater to their

In the light of the pandemic, we need to look at the past - at some of our traditional building principles and techniques and return to this model; the resultant, improved natural air exchange in conjunction with the pumping of fresh air through the interiors

The return to a physical office is dependent on varied factors that includes how safe people will feel travelling to their offices and spending time in the workplace. As professionals, we can approach this challenge with a clear assessment of problem-solving designs

Post the pandemic, office design has evolved a lot. Rather than closed and compact layouts, the working environment now demands more open and breathable areas. The boundaries between the inside and the outside are getting blurred. More natural light and ventilation

As workspace needs evolve, prompted by the Covid-19 pandemic, offices prepare to meet the growing demand for video conferencing which has become a core facet of business today. Research shows that by the end of 2021, 30% of the global workforce will work

Where the Physical & Digital Worlds Converge

Meta’s new Gurugram office blends global and local culture, augments creativity, incorporates pop-culture, and showcases the way technology can act as a bridge for economic development, while keeping safety and sustainability at the forefront

CanningHill Piers has been conceived as a manifestation of effortless connectivity embodying the future of urban living. Located on a site of historic and strategic importance, it is directly adjacent to a vibrant and diverse public realm along the riverfront

Simplistic Dynamism in Sustainable Architecture

The Agartala Airport project is perceived as a fusion of modern architecture with the local art; it derives its design vocabulary from the local environment and cultural context

Terry & Terry Architecture design a dwelling for a young deaf family who desired an expanded open plan with ample transparency throughout the home, where vision and touch are a primary means of spatial awareness and orientation

In the creation of the Simone de Beauvoir School in Drancy, France, architects Daudré-Vignier & Associés & Bond Society have based their intentions on three principal notions: spatial quality, functionality, and sustainable demand

Taking inspiration from natural processes and ecosystems, Urban Sequoia envisions ‘forests’ of buildings that sequester carbon and produce biomaterials to create a new carbon economy and a resilient urban environment. What if the built environment

The principal morphology of the Tagh Behesht design is inspired by bazaars such as Sar-Shoor, Farsh, and Reza. Among the key characteristics of such bazaars is the porch-like entrance hall, which like the main portal, guides the pedestrians inside. Individual arches and porches

Breathing New ‘Light’ into a Heritage Hotel

The emergent lighting experience at the luxurious Devi Ratn with its ultra-modern design – a fusion of traditional Rajasthani and contemporary elements – creates a unique identity for the luxury hotel

Design Deconstruct’s powder room settings create a lasting impression with their dark themes, offset by statement accent pieces, exquisite lighting fixtures, and luxurious materials. The powder rooms have marble with an inlay pattern on the flooring and walls, chandeliers

Surrounded by the traditional homes of Toronto’s Lawrence Park - an established neighbourhood, the house features a quiet, restrained, and elegant design, and melds landscape, architecture, and interiors seamlessly

The oldest building on the downtown pedestrian mall in Charlottesville, Virginia, USA, contains this minimal and modern renovation. The c.1843 three-story structure was in need of refurbishment; portions of the framing, roof, insulation, windows, mechanical systems, electrical and plumbing

With its style, materials, spatial organization, and variable energy strategies, Pearl House, designed by MXMA Architecture & Design is the very definition of environmentally friendly architecture

Alexander Gorlin Architects design of the Sterling Forest House sets a new architectural standard for the community and demonstrates how the house construction process can be conducted in a minimally impactful way