Restraint in Design – Vol II Issue 20

Space, as Ar. Jaisim says, is vocal. It initiates a private dialogue with the designer, the inhabitants and the visitors. So, irrespective of the fact that the architect or designer has the complete freedom to chisel it as he wills (see the diverse disciplines – tax museum to a bungalow to an institution on a hillock); in view of the distinctive responses that the space would elicit, he exercises a restraint in design that gives the project its defining edge.  How does the architect/designer arrive at this threshold? Is it instinctual? Or is it circumspect? Well, we leave you to that thought as you browse through three diverse projects – each a case in point.  Happy reading & Happy Independence Day. Hey, and give us your feedback please...  Warmly,Savitha Hira Editor  SPONSORED LINK To Advertise here email to info@indiaartndesign.com   EZINE SPECIAL - 3 of 5 Looking Within Ar. Jaisim retraces his footprints to a little over a decade ago, as he fondly remembers the progressing stages of his design for the Indian Institute of Plantation Management (IIPM) at Bangalore... Click to read more.. High on Style Design challenge come in various avatars. Often, what seems like a carte blanche and a resolute trust on part of the client can be an immense dare for the... Click to read more.. GLOBAL HOP Scholarly Fun The newly redesigned Dutch Tax and Customs Museum in Rotterdam combines aesthetics with an element of intrigue – the perfect recipe for an engrossing … Click to read more.. SPONSORED LINK To Advertise here email to info@indiaartndesign.com   PRODUCT HUB

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