Award Winning Repurposed Architecture

Building high-performance homes in cold climates pose a unique challenge to architects. Temperatures in cold regions can range from 20°C to 30°C in summers and -25°C to -30° C in winters. Problem-solving is required in areas of energy-efficient heating, water shortage, etc.

Skyscrapers and towers have become the norm in large metropolitan cities like Dubai, New York and even Shanghai. However, Shanghai is home to some of the most distinctively shaped architecture.

Delivering energy-efficient architecture in warm climates is an interesting challenge. Apart from structural integrity and aesthetic appeal, architecture is also about the comfort of the people occupying the home.

Amsterdam has been synonymous with cutting-edge design, globally. It isn’t surprising then the Dutch capital is home to some of the most brilliant architects.

Setting up an effective WFH office has become an essential requirement. The pandemic has changed working life, as we have known it. Industries are still grappling with changing business models and the new norm of employees working from home.

Trends in commercial architecture are key indicators used by architects to stay ahead of the curve and adopt industry best practices on time. Construction practices in commercial projects vary drastically compared to residential ones.

Trends in residential architecture keep evolving year on year. They decide how clients, critics, and the industry perceive an architectural project. By their very definition, trends indicate the course of something. Usually, trends are short-lived.

Most architects wonder about the advantage of generative design. Let us explore how we can leverage the process in our practice.

Generative design in architecture has made a mark in recent times. Is an iterative design process used to create unrepeated, unique designs.