Can a centuries-old architectural idea still shape contemporary homes? Discover how two design studios reinterpret the enduring courtyard typology in strikingly different ways. Explore the complete feature on India Art n Design. https://indiaartndesign.com/the-enduring-courtyard-typology-studio-context-x-create-studio/

What happens when art doesn't hang on walls—but shapes the architecture itself? DIG Architects create a Mumbai home where artistic traditions influence every scale of design, from sculpted volumes and handcrafted furniture to a contemplative mandir inspired by Cymatics. Discover the complete story on India Art n Design. https://indiaartndesign.com/dig-architects-translate-indian-artistic-traditions-into-a-contemporary-mumbai-home/

Beyond the accolades lies a larger story. Three RIBA International Award-winning projects reflect India's growing influence on the global architectural landscape. Explore the ideas shaping this global recognition. https://indiaartndesign.com/three-riba-winning-projects-reflect-indian-architectures-growing-global-influence/

Beyond the accolades lies a larger story. Three RIBA International Award-winning projects reflect India's growing influence on the global architectural landscape. Explore the ideas shaping this global recognition. https://indiaartndesign.com/three-riba-winning-projects-reflect-indian-architectures-growing-global-influence/

Bigger homes are not always built on bigger plots. This Ahmedabad residence by Prashant Parmar Architect of Shayona Consultants shows how vertical planning and a central void can transform the experience of compact urban living. Read more: https://indiaartndesign.com/vertical-planning-unlocks-generosity-on-a-compact-plot-prashant-parmar-architect/

A disciplined planning framework, two courtyards and a double-height living space define Soma, a residence designed by House & Beyond in Gurugram. Created for a multi-generational family, the home distributes social, private and recreational functions across three levels, using architecture and interiors together to support changing patterns of family life. Daylight, ventilation and spatial continuity remain central to the design. https://indiaartndesign.com/courtyards-and-double-height-volumes-structure-this-gurugram-residence-by-house-beyond/

Studio Yamini Architects’ Vadodara residence demonstrates how planning can drive environmental performance. A strategically positioned staircase acts as a climatic spine—enhancing daylight, enabling cross ventilation, and connecting spaces across levels. The project integrates passive strategies into the core of residential design. Read the full feature on India Art n Design.  https://indiaartndesign.com/staircase-as-climatic-spine-a-vadodara-residence-by-studio-yamini-architects/