Articles - MGS Architecture - Results from #45

These unprecedented times have allowed us to think outside of the box and creatively look at how we view and utilize the public realm. Therefore, it is time to reconfigure cities into more ecological and equitable spaces and create more recreational

Ar Anurag & Ar. Pallavi Pashine Salankar Pashine & Associates

Some structures are designed to stand out from among the rest, while other designs give users an experience beyond their imagination. Theme-based gated townships built around Mediterranean, Singaporean, or Roman etc designs that replicate the classical architecture

Ar. Debaditya Goswami & Ar. Shivani Khanna Studio Crypt

Architects and Planners envision sustainability taking two very different dimensions, where one direction is technology and software-based pertaining to robotics, machinery and engineering operatives at sites. The other dimension is going back to our roots

Architects and Interior designers should always be guided by sustainable and biophilic approaches. Heating and lighting are the two most crucial factors. Since most of the buildings heat escapes through windows, it’s important that the installed windows are of high quality

Integrated townships are necessary to relieve pressure on the existing city’s infrastructure such as the roads, water supply, sewage, garbage disposal, and pollution. Integrated Townships have been described as a possible response to this problem

A building speaks about its existence, its history, its construction process, and how its creator made it different, the materials used, and its foundation. Sustainable construction is creating a structure by using processes that are eco-friendly and efficient

In our everyday life we experience architecture daily from the place we reside, during our commute, and at our workplace. This experience is further heightened in our travels and vacations. To say spaces have a direct impact on us would be an understatement. Spatial designs are one

Ar. (Dr). Harish Tripathi & (I.D) Jyoti D Tripathi Arhta

Architects should design with sensitivity towards the topography and any special features at the site and maximize the benefits of climatic conditions. Design which is truthful in its existence; has a distinct personality; it is based on appropriateness and does not seek

Construction is the 4th industrial revolution that we are undergoing and India being the ‘world’s largest construction project’ finds itself right at the center of it. Being of the scale that it is at, it is a no-brainer that we be the trendsetters

For many in the design community, the rapid spread of Covid-19 has made them revaluate their life’s work, and what it might mean to design for a world that will never be quite the same, especially when it comes to how we use large public spaces like airports, hotels, hospitals

Ar. Sumit Dhawan Cityspace’82 Architects

Using compressed earth blocks or ACC/AAC blocks instead of the regular kiln-burnt bricks, or using Ferro cement channels as a substitution of reinforced concrete cement, are green ways of construction. Earth blocks have higher strength and are more cost-efficient

Ar. Manuj Agarwal Manuj Agarwal Architects

Sustainable architecture seeks to minimize the harmful impact that buildings have on the environment. Sustainably built green buildings are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient, right from location selection to the demolition after its lifecycle ends

Ar. Kamal Roop Singh KR Architecture Studio

Any product which is sustainable will have a larger life in the market. Our profession will also need to adapt new ways of working and construction strategies. Hence, the focus should be on products which are green, recycled, and eco-friendly. For example, using reclaimed

Real estate developers are emphasizing the use of new and innovative construction techniques to improve their time to market and deliver better-finished products. With project execution challenges and the need for providing efficiencies in

With the advent of urbanization, the green and social spaces in the metropolitan cities have become a rare sight. Homebuyers are now willing to pay a premium and opt for residential developments with social spaces that provide a safe and secure environment