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This residence embraces the tropical context of Vietnam, intensifying interactions between architecture and nature, negotiating form, function and experience.

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Editorial Dear IAnDian, Our cover story - a multi-storey home in Vietnam repeats an oft-visited premise - that of a synergistic existence between the built form and the landscape. Seamlessness between the indoors and outdoors somehow always appears to align a refreshing take on the design despite the underlying feeling of déjà vu. The dialogue of the positive spaces and voids builds the spatial organisation to an altogether different level here. A must-read. Toeing the line of minimalism is the other project from Kiev - a bachelor pad that celebrates achromatic colour and the use of restraint in interior design. Moving on to the opposite end of the spectrum - we have for you the restaurant Masala Republic in Hyderabad - a potpourri of indulgences. And the Westin Spa and Resort in-the-making at Jaipur - a la tropical Balinese style... And for the ultimate indulgence - jewellery, and bespoke designer at that, check out designer Meet Kamdar Avlani's latest ring made from a rare Zambian emerald with a cabochon cut! Enjoy the issue. Warmly, Savitha Hira Editor								sponsored
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Projects Tropical indulgence in the Pink City Westin Spa & Resort is being designed by GPM Architects & Planners as an experience- driven destination not only for tourists, but also as a weekend getaway for the residents of Jaipur… Read more						Projects Curvilinear profiles, smart accents and a sophisticated aura - up the interiors of Masala Republic in Hyderabad Dhruva Kalra of studio RMDK crafts a restaurant in urban Hyderabad, eclectically tying together elements of local flavour with chic décor, focussing on the sensory take-aways of a youthful dining experience… Read more
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Projects Restrained minimalism and achromatic colour define this bachelor-pad in Kiev Igor Sirotov Architects designs an urbane bachelor-pad using stone as the predominant material, monochrome as the hue and flexi-walls as the modern expression of the interiors… Read more						Projects Japanese hotel uses cultural motif as contemporary facade design! Himematsu Architecture Studio introduces the traditional hemp pattern as the focal loci of a quaint hotel in Tokyo – marking its cultural authenticity on the tourist map… Read more In case you missed it earlier.
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