Articles - MGS Architecture - Results from #15

5 Trends Defining the Future of Sustainable Architecture

In a world facing climate challenges, urban overgrowth, and resource scarcity, the built environment is being forced to evolve — not through surface-level tweaks, but through a systemic rethinking of how we design, construct, and inhabit

Engineering for Climate Resilience: Adaptive Design Strategies for Indian Infrastructure

To build an India that can endure today’s climate shocks and those we can no longer avoid, it is imperative to shift from conventional infrastructure models to adaptive design - a forward-thinking approach that fuses engineering

From Grey to Green: The Rise of Eco-Responsive Housing in Urban India

Growing urbanisation is necessitating more intelligent and eco-conscious strategies, driving architects to blend modern sustainability practices with traditional wisdom to meet the growing demand for homes that reflect environmental

Adopting climate-responsive design principles is a strategic move towards creating healthier, more productive, and cost-efficient workplaces. Ar. Bhupendra Kumar, Founder - Aeiforia Architects, presents a holistic vision for future

Sustainable and Regenerative Architecture

The built environment is significantly shaped by the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) sector. To reduce environmental impact, improve resilience, and satisfy changing societal demands, the AEC industry must shift

Designing For Future Resilience: How Public Buildings Can Adapt to Climate Change

Architecture has always evolved in response to its environment; but the challenge today is to create buildings that don’t just exist in the climate, but actively respond to it. We are living in an era where the climate is no longer a backdrop

Materials That Promote Sustainability & Eco-Friendliness

Developing materials through waste or recycled content, and their application in the interiors and exteriors of buildings is creating buildings that are more efficient, adaptable, and environmentally friendly.

Flex is the Future: Why Corporates Are Rethinking Their Office Strategy

The conventional model of fixed workplaces and long-term office leases is being replaced by more flexible, agile work settings. From grassroots coworking initiatives to full-service options that serve businesses of all sizes

The Psychological Impact of Workspace Design on Employee Performance

In the pursuit of increased productivity, most firms focus on remuneration, benefits, and performance targets. However, one subtle yet powerful factor often goes unnoticed—the workspace itself. Sreenivas Tirdhala, Co-founder & Chief Strategy

Green Innovation in Commercial Displays: WonderHub Interactive Display

In the realm of display technology, manufacturers are not only pursuing exceptional product performance but also embedding environmental commitment into their core strategies. The leading companies are striving for carbon

Transforming Healthcare Infrastructure in India

As the nation grapples with rising population demands, shifting healthcare needs, and the challenge of equitable healthcare access, the design and planning of medical facilities have become increasingly crucial. Innovations in hospital

Building Electrification: Why It Matters

The global climate crisis has underscored the urgent need for sustainable solutions across all sectors. Building electrification is emerging as a cornerstone of this transformation, offering a pathway to decarbonize the built environment

Promoting Wider Application of Eco-Friendly Products

In this feature, building product manufacturers / companies share their initiatives in creating eco-friendly and sustainable products, including recycling and reuse of waste materials in their manufacturing, and share views

Transformative Trends Shaping Offices: Colliers

Flex spaces and sustainability are amongst the key value creation opportunities in APAC and India. India’s flex space stock has doubled since 2019, crossing 50msf in Q2 2024, while India’s green certified stock surged 68% since 2019

Given that a growing number of firms are continuing with some form of hybrid work models, it is now more critical than ever to have adaptable, multipurpose spaces that can accommodate different work patterns.