Sir Terry Farrell (born 1938) led British postmodernism — the MI6 Building and Charing Cross are his — then rebuilt East Asia’s infrastructure at colossal scale: Hong Kong’s Peak Tower…
Sangath was designed by Pritzker award winner Balkrishna Doshi, to house his flourishing architectural practice. It was completed in 1981, three decades into Doshi’s career. Deeply influenced by the works…
Archetype Group is one of the largest private construction consultancies in the Asia Pacific with core services in Architecture & Master Planning, Building & Infrastructure Engineering, Industrial & Process Engineering…
Tadao Ando (born 1941, Osaka) is a self-taught Japanese architect and winner of the 1995 Pritzker Architecture Prize, celebrated for his masterful use of smooth exposed concrete, natural light, and…
SERIE Architects is an international practice set up by a group of creative and conceptually distinctive individuals who span over two main offices in London and Mumbai. With quite many…
TAO Architecture is a multi-disciplinary firm based in Pune striving to achieve user-centric design solutions with incorporating organic design principles. The team aims for a greener future thus emphasizing sustainable…
They have mastered the art of designing in planning projects of various sectors such as hospitality, residential, cultural, retail, commercial, and education and transport sectors. Working on large scale projects…
The conservation and restoration of cultural heritage focus on the protection and care of tangible cultural heritage, including artworks, architecture, archaeology, and museum collections. Conservation activities include preventive conservation, examination,…
“We love working with people who have a strong point of view to create eclectic spaces — never precious or perfect, always comfortable.” — Elizabeth Roberts Elizabeth Roberts Architects is…
Who was Kenzo Tange? Kenzo Tange (4 September 1913 – 22 March 2005) was Japan’s most influential modern architect and the country’s first Pritzker Prize laureate (1987). From the Hiroshima…
Architects around the world have always inspired us not only with great design and planning but also through their ideology of spaces and design philosophy, imprinting in us a vast…
Anupama Kundoo (born 1967 in Pune) is the Indian architect who made frugality a design language: hand-fired mud houses, ferrocement Full Fill Homes that assemble in days, and the celebrated…