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In Jodhpur, Studio Lotus Builds a Modular Future for Stone
Visitor Center at Mehrangarh Fort, sandstone-and-steel pavilions streamline visitor circulation, preserve rocky desert terrain, and give regional stone working traditions new applications.
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In India, Prestige University Offers Lessons in Climate Craft
The IGBC Platinum–rated education project is part of Sanjay Puri Architects’ quest for creative—and delightful—responses to a warming planet.
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The Aranyani Pavilion Rethinks Architecture’s Role in Ecological Conservation
Built from Lantana camara, an invasive species found throughout India, the pavilion will be on view at Sunder Nursery in New Delhi from February 4-20, 2026.
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Design Mumbai Redefines “Made in India”
This year’s fair showcased a new generation of architects and designers grappling with the realities of India’s scale and politics.
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The Vinu Daniel House That Is Also a Bridge
Built across a stream outside Mumbai, the earthen home maintains a legible hand while letting the materials and the masons speak.
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This Studio is Reworking Indian Modernism by Hand
In Bangalore, Phantom Hands builds a model of sustainability that merges tradition, technology, and ethical design in a living workshop.
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For Tallulah D’Silva, Architecture Is an Ecosystem
On Goa’s fragile coast, the Indian architect crafts resilient clay and wood homes that reclaim building as a shared cultural practice.
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In Its New Studio, Taliesyn Design Showcases Biophilic Design Prowess
Located in the southern side of Bengaluru, Taliesyn Design & Architecture capitalizes on its ethos of contextual design and local material sourcing.
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Rahul Mehrotra on the Kinetic City and Urbanism for the Global South
From Boston to Mumbai, one architect and Harvard GSD professor straddles the complexities of housing, planning, policy, and pedagogy.
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Q&A: Vinu Daniel on Building with Mud, Brick, and Waste
Making use of readily available resources, the Indian architect advocates for the value of earth and waste as building materials.
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New Talent: Neogenesis+Studi0261 Melds Historical Influences into a Balanced, Minimal Aesthetic
The young Surat, India–based design trio has completed 60+ projects and has proved adept at balancing client demands, programmatic pressures, and spatial constraints.
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The Enduring Wisdom of Balkrishna Doshi
The Indian architect, who receives his Pritzker Architecture Prize today, exudes a joyful humility, akin to his architecture.
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Golconde: The First Modernist Building in India
A 1945 dormitory for members of a spiritual commune in southern India is an enduring example of architecture’s capacity for nuanced experiences.
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A Snapshot of Modern Indian Design in 200 Objects
A new book questions which parts of India's past its designers should hold on to.
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Charles Correa, Master of Indian Modernism, Dead at 84
The architect, whose work was marked by its critical regionalist sensibilities, adapted Modernism to an Indian context.
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Noguchi’s Cosmic Connection to India, Captured on Film
Isamu Noguchi’s early photographic expeditions to India shaped many of his later endeavors.
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Building Diplomacy: 50 Years of the Swiss Embassy in New Delhi
The story of how the Modernist landmark came to be
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Sottsass’s Affair With India Is Little-Known, but Vital
A new monograph offers a look at lesser-known aspects of the Italian designer’s work.
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A Design Consultancy That Runs on People’s Dreams
Idiom wants to turn India’s dreams into an engine for design and development.
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For Doshi Levien, Mass-Produced Goods Should Feel Custom-Made
Mixing influences from East and West, the vernacular and the modern, Doshi Levien creates precision-tooled products with the look and feel of the handmade.