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Apartment and Trees / vir.mueller architects

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Apartments
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New Delhi, India

ICRIER / vir.mueller architects

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Institutional buildings
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New Delhi, India

Outré House / Anagram Architects

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Houses
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New Delhi, India

Studio for Two / Studio Wood

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Houses
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New Delhi, India
  • Architects: Studio Wood
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2016
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  ASAP, Oteis

Sacred Landscapes or "Taboo Spaces" in Indian Crematoriums

The relationship that humans have with death is complex and ever-changing, this is inevitably reflected in the architecture of spaces related to death. To interrogate the contemporary role of these spaces, architect Sanchit Arora of Indian firm Renesa Architecture Design Interiors used his thesis work, "The Shadow Spaces; Invisible Sacred Landscapes of Indian Cities" to analyze the place of crematoriums within Indian society.

After a qualitative analysis, Arora has proposed an extension to the Green Park Crematorium in South Delhi. With this project, he aims to provide an example of an architecture which marries poetry and functionality to create spaces which are respectful, experiential, and user-friendly.

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Pool House / 42mm Architecture

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Houses, Extension
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New Delhi, India
  • Architects: 42mm Architecture
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  4500 ft²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2014
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  BoConcept, Color Asian, D'Décor, Euro Plak, Hafele, +3
  • Professionals: Suved Encon, DCCE, Mistubishi Electric

How Morphogenesis Plans to Revitalize Delhi by Rejuvenating its Polluted Waterways

The city of Delhi has a transportation problem. The streets are crowded and dangerous, and with 1,100 new vehicles being added to the roads each day the city is suffering from the consequences. Last year, New Delhi was rated the most polluted city in the world by the World Health Organization, with nearly 3 times the particulate matter of Beijing. Noise levels throughout the city consistently exceed regulations set by the Indian Central Pollution Control Board, and heavy traffic means increased travel times and perilous pedestrian conditions. Even walking the last mile from a bus stop to a destination has become a game of chance.

At the same time, the river upon which the city was founded, the Yamuna (a main tributary of the Ganges), has been polluted to the point where it has become little more than a glorified sewer drain. Illegal settlements without sewage systems pollute the river directly, and even within the regulated systems, 17 sewage drains empty directly into the Yamuna. For a city already struggling with water shortages, polluting a main water source is akin to throwing salt into a wound. However, a proposal by Dehli-based Morphogenesis Architects attempts to tackle all of these issues through the revitalization of the river and its canals, known as nullahs.

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Dilli Haat / Archohm

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Tourism, Urban Design, Shopping centers
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New Delhi, India

House B123 / M:OFA Studios

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Houses
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New Delhi, India
  • Architects: M:OFA Studios
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  8353 ft²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2014

WEISS/MANFREDI to Re-envision India's US Embassy

The United States Department of State has commissioned WEISS/MANFREDI to re-envision the Edward Durell Stone-designed embassy compound in New Delhi, India. Fifty years after its opening, the masterplan hopes to "restore the early modernist Chancery Building and recast the Embassy Compound as a multi-functional 28-acre campus setting." The masterplan's first phase will see the addition of a new office annex and restore the complex's landscape.

Three Trees House / DADA & Partners

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Houses
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New Delhi, India

Sachdeva Farmhouse / Spaces Architects@ka

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House Interiors
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New Delhi, India

Architect’s Office / Spaces Architects@ka

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Offices Interiors
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New Delhi, India
  • Architects: Spaces Architects@ka
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  150 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2013

Group DCA Office / DCA Architects

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Offices, Adaptive reuse
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New Delhi, India
  • Architects: DCA Architects
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  413 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2012

The Digit / Anagram Architects

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Institutional buildings
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New Delhi, India
  • Architects: Anagram Architects
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  1400 m²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2014

Vana: A Nature-Inspired Structure that Grows Like a Tree

Orproject, a London-based architecture practice, completed a room-sized, nature-inspired canopy titled, 'Vana,' for the India Design Forum exhibited in The Brick House in New Delhi.

Read what the architects' had to say after the break...

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Saxena Apartments / Vir.Mueller Architects

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Apartments
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New Delhi, India

Vasant Vihar Residence / Vir.Mueller architects

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Apartments
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New Delhi, India