ArticleBeyond the Drawing Board: When Design Took to the Court
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Design Maestro Pickleball Open
Apurva Parikh Architects
We didn’t want to create a collection of enclosed rooms, instead conceived the spaces as an interconnected spatial continuum.” —SUMIT DHAWAN Founder & Principal Architect, Cityspace’82 Architects A VERTICAL SEQUENCE OF LIVING “Rather than...
Cityspace’82 Architects The challenge was to take the aesthetics, character and, charm, and adapt it to New Delhi’s climate, materials and way of traditional living.” —APARNA KAUSHIK Founder, Aparna Kaushik Design Group WHERE...
C Design Rather than treating the courtyard as a residual open space, the design makes it an active part of everyday living, incorporating a sit-out and an adjoining waterbody.” —RUDRAKSH CHARAN AND PRIYANKA KHANNA Co-Founders and...
23DC Architects The home is planned axially with three courtyards across different levels.” —SONALI RASTOGI Founder & Vice Chairperson, Morphogenesis THE COURTYARD AS THE FULCRUM The Aangan utilises this traditional planning principle...
Using traditional brick vault construction, we created a cooler microclimate while reviving artisanal masonry techniques at risk of being lost in today’s concrete-driven building practices.” —AMITA KULKARNI & VIKRANT TIKE Partners, SAV...
Morphogenesis The home is experienced throu the accumulation of carefully resolved moments. It's sense of luxury lies in space, craftsmanship, materiality and the precision with which its many parts come together.” —MONICA CHAWLA...