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Design sensibilities have no pertinent definition. Approaches change with shifting priorities, user profiles, lifestyles... Our stories this week highlight different design sensibilities: from juggling space in a Paris apartment, opening it up to bespoke multifunctional spaces; architecture following an organic form inspired by the peacock - not just for aesthetic appeal but to optimise interior and exterior vistas; a relook at opening up spaces for a nursery school; design that draws from cultural heritage; and works out solutions to recreate a cultural vibe, despite constraints. A wholesome issue, we cover diverse fine details that you may be able to use - as a professional or a self- initiator. If you're one of those, who've been reading IAnD regularly, you will notice how our product hub section buzzes with all that's new in the market. Pl feel free.to try out this platform or suggest it to your colleagues, who might want to empower others with their offers. Team IAnD is happy to tailor packages to suit specific business endeavours. And do continue to write in with your very dynamic feedback. We simply love your reactions/ responses. Warmly, Savitha Hira Editor
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Mahindra Club in Chennai is the perfect place to 'relax-refresh-rejuvenate'!
Drawing inspiration from the majestic Peacock, the IGBC-LEED Gold rated Mahindra World City Club in the culturally rich city of Kanchipuram is designed as a tranquil retreat to enhance the communal fabric of its residents...
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Inditerrain
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					'Small' is the new beautiful with experiential eateries in Mumbai
					Designers Dhruv Seth and Namrata Kaur of Studio Node prove their versatility at transforming two mundane spaces into quirky attractive eateries...
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					Gen Next gets a slice of history via re-purposing native Indian crafts
					Product designers Sahil Bagga and Sarthak Sengupta in a candid interview with IAnD reveal how they layer cultural nuances to empower gen next...
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					This open-plan home in Paris has shades of country living!
					A home speaks a lot about its inhabitants but this three-level habitat tells a tale not only about its residents and but also about its architects...
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					Denmark School underlines of role of architecture in stimulating growth
					Denmark School wins WAN Award2 016 from six high calibre projects that showcase a remarkable range of the best in international educational design...
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					Children learn from surrounding nature at Amanenomori Nursery School, Japan
					Ar. Kensuke Aisaka designs a nursery school in Funabashi city, Japan, where children get to observe and learn from nature; nourish their responsiveness and ability to think...
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