Ronald Lu & Partners (RLP)

Ronald Lu & Partners (RLP) is a design-led architecture firm with a vision to design a better life and redefine sustainability. They have over 550 trusted advisors across Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou.

Ettlinger Tor Karlsruhe | MVRDV

MVRDV masterplan for Ettlinger Tor in Karlsruhe: a reflective floating garden counterpoints the absolutist castle. The masterplan takes inspiration from the historical fabric of the city, extending the “via triumphalis” that originates at the Karlsruhe Palace beyond the Kriegstraße and making this part of the city more intimate and green.

A Home for Jorejick Family | Equipo de Arquitectura

The house adopts the vernacular architectural analysis of the Iraq and the Tanzanian region in the constructive, material, functional and typological logic. Inverting the roof, a slight modification of the collective imagery of their home, became a requirement in order to accomplish a correct functioning of the building and its elements.

#694-Diha | Int-Hab architecture+design Studio

The idea for this mixed-use project located in Bangalore, was context based and inspired by the architects need for an office space while retaining the residential flavor of the layout. The minimalistic and contemporary built form is a composite structure of concrete and mild steel. The building’s appearance was also created in response to the surrounding landscape and features a kinetic facade that moves with the wind; while creating interesting shadow patterns throughout the day.

Int-Hab Architecture + Design Studio

The Studio’s design ideology revolves around the principles of Cost-effectiveness, Minimalism, Sustainability, Feasibility and Functionality. The Studio maintains constant dialogue between all the stake holders and uses latest technology trends, appropriate materials and innovative design strategies to create consumer centric designs.

NEP & Architecture Education | Webinar with Dr. A Srivathsan

The new National Education policy is set to alter the landscape of higher education, radically. What does this mean for Architecture Education. Join the Webinar organized by SEED [APJ Abdul Kalam School of Environmental Design] wit Dr. A Srivathsan.

Malabia 1918 | Hitzig Militello Arquitectos

M1918 project seeks to provide a solution through spatial quality units to the high demand for mono-environmental apartments either for residential or professional use. The building is expanded by occupying the entire surface of the lot generating a compact and homogeneous building volume, which, divided into three blocks undermined by internal courtyards, houses all 22 units.

Architectural modules for eating and sevices area | DMDV architects

The starting point of the project follows the premise of a land occupation in a subtle way, taking advantage of the existing topography as well as the local vegetation. The modules are configured as huge metallic pavilions, raised from the ground, with circulation areas and patios all around its perimeter. The supporting areas such as kitchens, storage and bathrooms are opaque, closed with perforated metal plates that shape tree silhouettes, imitating the shadow of the large local vegetation.

DMDV arquitetos

Founded in 2004, DMDV architects is an architecture and construction management company composed of passionate professionals. Headquartered in São Paulo, the office is led by the architects André Dias Dantas, Bruno Bonesso Vitorino and Renato Dalla Marta; and its projects are spread throughout the Brazilian territory. Ranging from interior design to urban planning, the aim is to promote the greatest results to the diversity of requested demands.

Live Introduction Session | Grasshopper as a Tool

We spoke to the Tutor Adnan Makda regarding prerequisites, outcomes and what the participants will learn in the upcoming AUTUMN 2020 workshop.

Shades of Green: Sustainable Building Approaches

Live Interview Series

This Live Interview Series of Facebook bring about a conversation amongst the variety of approaches, to look at how they can feed into each other and enhance the idea of “sustainable design” even more.

La Habana: Sale Gallery | Openbox Architects

La Habana design inspired by “Eclectic design” of Classic Spanish Colonial architecture and the vibrant colours of Havana City in Cuba. The unique identity makes the project a “Remarkable” low-rise condominium in the Heart of Hua Hin.