Responsible design boosts lifestyles| Co-working café - the new hangout| A synergy of Indian design| and more

Dear IAnDians, Ar. Sanjay Puri seems to be the hero of our week this time! With yet another international award under his belt (102 till date), we feature his recent apartment block in Ranchi, where technologically refined architecture meets local mindset. The architect has also pioneered a progressive growth concept with an annual event called ‘Dialogues’ that aims to bring the design fraternity together on a jaunt of fun and frolic with equal doses of learning and knowledge-sharing. Check out both stories below. Another project that takes on the mantle of socially responsible design is the apartment in Brazil designed by Mezzanine Architects for a retired couple. The sensitivity is subtle; the design at first glance youthful and dynamic; but its long lasting impact – immeasurable! Enjoy the issue. There’s lots more… Warmly,F Savitha Hira Editor
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Sculptural geometries; apposite lifestyles!
Ishatvam 9, residential apartments by Ar. Sanjay Puri, in Ranchi, Jharkhand caters to the bespoke lifestyle of its residents. This modern high-rise will allow its users the openness and comfort of the low-rise structures they are used to…
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					A synergy of Indian design!
					Curated by Ar. Sanjay Puri, Dialogues is an annual event that brings together the design fraternity from all over the country, on a common mission - progress!
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					Dylogg Cafe - the co-working typology!
					In a milieu, where office space comes at a premium, 'Dylogg' is a bespoke co-working café that aspires to look beyond the workspace to build communities...
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					Responsible design boosts lifestyles!
					Mezzanine Architects dissolve barriers and infuse pattern and colour to carve out the personalities of the inmates in a trendy apartment in just 86 sq. m. of space!
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					Colours, but no colours!
					A calculated division sets the tone of this compact 45 sq. m. apartment in Lithuania, designed especially for a frequent traveller…
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