Why hiring an Architect / Interior Designer / Landscape Designer?

Interior design defines the art of planning, furnishing and renovating indoor spaces, expressing a style, representing a message and enhancing the experience of people facilitating movement and interaction. Interior design can take countless forms. The power of design and all its elements take form in interior design, acknowledged, consciously or not, by nearly everyone.

Residential architecture designates the architecture and design of living spaces and buildings for permanent residence. Residential architecture is specifically designed to meet all the requisites. Being the space that people will spend a large part of their lives in, every detail counts and the considerations of each design element will be undoubtedly perceived sooner or later, making residential design as much challenging as exciting.

Landscape architecture is important to the environment for several reasons. It allows less resources to be used, produces less waste, supports recycling when possible and uses policies that achieve long-term results.Landscape architecture focuses on the relationship between people and the environment.

Public spaces and urbanism play a key role in the function and character of any town. From streets to squares to parks, public spaces include countless essential and determining design elements for citizens. The design of public spaces is enjoyed by millions of people and because of this requires a set of long-lasting, universal design principles, legal regulations, and complex architectural constraints.

Architecture and interior design set the framework of a space but furniture sets its essence. Whether it is minimal, industrial, luxurious. The choice of furniture not only gives character and atmosphere to a space but it also expresses the evolving trends in the interior and industrial design field. From sustainable design to the innovative use of wood and metal, discover what is new in furniture design through the projects of creative designers and studios.

Home accessories such as wall decor, desk or tableware not only complement a home but also present great opportunities for creativity and solving daily-life problems. Exploring a large variety of styles and materials, home accessories tend to be the items more easily discarded, thus bearing a big environmental responsibility. Either home accessories become more sustainable through better design or its massified offer needs reducing.

OFFICE DESIGN

This office Designed by MAHIM ARCHITECT. Office Located in Oculus-The Trade Hub, Adajan, Surat. Architecture is basically the design of interiors, the art of organizing interior space. Office walls looks like in brick shape with wooden interior design.

Office looks in modern interior design with wide space. There are Conference Room more elegance view. Each and every corner of office space reflect their construction business. Office ambience is provide more work power for their staff. Office furniture with Luxuries design. Flooring design with combination of Black and Gray color. Wide open space view from Master office window.

MODERN ARCHITECTURE

“Architecture should be based on current demand which may inspire architects to think ideas that meet the demand and make it into reality. Demand is the most important thing which triggers innovation from architects." 

Modern Architecture is not simply anti-vernacular but also architecture that can have a number of influences but still tries to be aspirational, visionary and risky and uses new materials in an innovative way. Contemporary Architects attempt to push at the boundaries of materials and technology and especially in recent decades, geometry. ‘Modern Architecture’ refers only to the architecture of the Modern Movement where ‘form follows function’ and the ‘house is a machine for living in’. But Modernism was such a significant movement (and such a change in thinking at that time) and influenced all architects since, that it is not simply an architectural style like ‘Arts and Crafts’ or ‘High Tec’.

Almost every contemporary architect has been influenced by the Modern Movement. The architect Le Corbusier was for many the principal influence with his modern architecture of white walls, fenetre longuer, pilotis and architectural promenade. He described not only a vision of future cities with masterplanning sketches and models, but a form of ‘programme’ and ‘narrative’ for all buildings, but especially modern houses. He had a series of wealthy Clients and was successful in pushing boundaries in almost every building he worked on. Modern Architecture belonged to those who decided to begin afresh and to rid themselves of a preoccupation with style or ornament were it old or new. Architects place more emphasis on energy efficiency and use sustainable, natural, and recycled materials to create eco-friendly houses. It's not unusual for builders to thoughtfully integrate these homes into their natural surroundings. People sometimes refer to this practice as organic architecture.

 

Modern architecture is typically free of clutter and unnecessary elements.  The goals of the project are clarified at the start, and only the features that are required are included in the design.  Residential homes are often stripped down to showcase the architectural design of the home - the focus will be on the space itself, rather than on any decor or details not relevant to the overall design. Homeowners following a Modern aesthetic believe strongly in the idea of “Less is more”!  Modern tastes enjoy simplicity and clarity.  Homes will be clean, functional, and simple.  There are varying degrees of Modernism - some will opt for the strict design sense of true Minimalism, while others prefer to incorporate the minimalist aesthetics of Modernism in conjunction with their own personal style.  Choosing your own design elements in the way of colours, textures, and interesting furnishings will help create a more unique Modern style.

                                                              “Design has no limitations!”

The Bamiyan Cultural Centre Design Competition

our entry

interior concept idea

Riba to open chapter in India

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) have announced that they will open a chapter in India in 2015 in order to offer “enhanced membership support, networking opportunities and a forum for local activities and CPD.” It will also allow the RIBA to work “collaboratively with the Indian Institute for Architects (IIA) for the enhancement of the profession.” The launch of this branch of the institute follows the opening of chapters in the USA, Hong Kong and the Gulf in recent years. According to Chloe Sadler, RIBA Head of International Chapters, the RIBA currently has “just under 100 members in India who are working tirelessly to uphold the principles of the [institute] and share the importance of good design.” “This new Chapter will cement the RIBA’s commitment to support our members in India through knowledge exchange and the celebration of architecture.”

out of box design

I m always confused why designers run these parametric scripts to generate unique and interesting forms and then just cut them out of a box... why is it always a BOX there is nothing visually restricting the sides or top of this from which just makes the space read as an unimaginative box which I feel is not what the designer was going for with this process.

EXPO-2015-German-Pavillon