IDEA Next Coffee Table Book 2020 - December Edition

MANISH KUMAT, MANISH KUMAT DESIGN CELL 96 Tanisha Villa, Indore

MANISH KUMAT, MANISH KUMAT DESIGN CELL 97 Tanisha Villa, Indore

MANISH KUMAT, MANISH KUMAT DESIGN CELL 98 Tanisha Villa, Indore

MANOJ LADHAD SANDEEP J ARCHITECTURE PARADIGM FOAID 2020

Project Name : Poornatha The project presented us with a unique challenge as the site for the office cum Location : Madurai guest house is a part of the residential property where the client resides. Site Area : 7660 sqft Project Area : 6500 sqft The brief spoke of an unconventional corporate office owing to the diverse Initiation of the Project : 2016 nature of program. It demanded spaces for thinking, learning, working, Completion of the Project : 2019 collaborating, residing and relaxing. Client Name : Poornatha Design Team : Manoj Ladhad, Sandeep.J, This called for a spatial organization that enabled these different natures of activities while interconnecting with each other and the environs beyond through the subtle manipulation of levels. The plan for the new building is primarily resolved along three bays orienting the spaces towards the tree (Sthala Vriksha or Sacred Tree). Senthil Kumar.R, Neveen Naushad, Jaidev.D. Photo Credit : Anand Jaju 100

MANOJ LADHAD, SANDEEP J, ARCHITECTURE PARADIGM 101 Poornatha, Madurai

MANOJ LADHAD, SANDEEP J, ARCHITECTURE PARADIGM 102 Poornatha, Madurai

MANOJ LADHAD, SANDEEP J, ARCHITECTURE PARADIGM 103 Poornatha, Madurai

MANOJ LADHAD, SANDEEP J, ARCHITECTURE PARADIGM 104 Poornatha, Madurai

NILANJAN BHOWAL THE DESIGN CONSORTIUM INTEGRATION OF THE FIVE SENSES OF THE HUMAN BEING IN DESIGN CREATES A SENSE OF BELONGING THROUGH AN AUTHENTIC ARCHITECTURAL EXPERIENCE FOAID 2020

Project Name : Phull Niwas Overlooking the magnificent Arabian Sea on the front and back waters on the rear, Location : Kerala the beauty of this house is its location. It is contextually designed respecting the Site Area : 15446 Sq ft vernacular and sustainable architecture of Kerala. The design amalgamates Project Area : 7000 sq ft traditional design principals with modern elements to create an elegant house with Initiation of the Project : 2019 traditional spatial character infused with contemporary furniture. Completion of the Project : 2020 Client Name : Shirley and Arun Phull Each living space opens to the outdoors with large glazings. The aim was to get Design Team : Nilanjan Bhowal, Prerna Auplish views of the sea from each space, even the toilets. Being a humid region, the large windows allow the fresh, natural ventilation into the house, yet making the living Naman Lochan Agarwal areas exude warmth and breathe in harmony with nature. Photo Credit : Mr. Ravi Dhingra A simple living is always sustainable and hence relaxing. The owners wanted the house to be designed on the lines of a traditional Kerala home on the principles of Thatchu Shastra (science of Carpentary) and Vaastu Shastra ( Science of Architecture and Construction) so we incorporated materials which are locally available and conducive to geography as well as the climatic conditions of the state. The interiors of the house exhibit the essence of a beach residence with wooden furniture and varied colours and textures. Wrapped in Nature and basking in sunlight, The Cherai Beach House is open to natural elements on all sides. 106

NILANJAN BHOWAL, THE DESIGN CONSORTIUM 107 Phull Niwas, Kerala

NILANJAN BHOWAL, THE DESIGN CONSORTIUM 108 Phull Niwas, Kerala

NILANJAN BHOWAL, THE DESIGN CONSORTIUM 109 Phull Niwas, Kerala

NILANJAN BHOWAL, THE DESIGN CONSORTIUM 110 Phull Niwas, Kerala

NILANJAN BHOWAL, THE DESIGN CONSORTIUM 111 Phull Niwas, Kerala

TANUJA PAUL AND PAUL K JACOB MODARCHS CONSULTANTS CHENNAI FOAID 2020

Project Name : The Hangar Bar The Hanger Bar at the Cochin International Airport Terminal T2 departure terminal is a well-designed premium airline lounge Location : Cochin International Airport bar that is intended to transport passengers from a transit zone that is utilitarian at best into a peaceful oasis that is human in Site Area: 7500 sft approx scale and restorative in effect. As Architects we believe that Airport Bar interiors are in the spotlight, with big names stamping Project Area : 6000 sft their mark on the spaces that make or break a long journey. The concept was to fit in a Irish pub feel within an aeroplane hangar like high truss roof space. We achieved this by defining the character of the horizontal space below the truss to resemble a Irish pub and the vertical space above to be characterised to adopt a refined hangar space. The drama of height and the carving and blending of two concepts within a space has, fittingly become a space that travellers find respite during long journeys. The space faces directly onto the runway with amazing views of the aircrafts, so we provided massive windows to admire the airplanes taking off and landing – this feature is a big trend among airport Bar and lounge designs though not many lounges have been able to provide.. Initiation of the Project : 2018 It's a large lounge so we broke the scale down by introducing different ceiling heights to create intimate spaces. It was crucial Completion of the Project : 2019 to create a comfortable, relaxing environment in which the choice of facilities is clearly presented to passengers as soon as they Client Name : Cochin International Airport enter the space so that they can enjoy their stay in the Bar to the maximum, depending on how they wish to spend their time Design Team : Tanuja Paul and there. The key element was ensuring that seating clusters cater to both individuals and groups of varying sizes without any one person being able to take perceived \"ownership\" of a particular area. The concept behind the configuration of the seating was Paul K Jacob with the intention of offering a variety of seating environments, from relaxing community tables with benches to high work Photo Credit : Bimal Kumar tables, to sitting around the bar counter thus to give the traveller options to unwind. At the same time the Bar layout has been designed to work efficiently for the operator keeping in mind their service-related issues. Since the passenger traffic in airports is heavy and renovations are rare, we kept quality and durability as a priority while selecting material and finishes. So for the Hangar Bar we designed solid teakwood furniture so that it can take the wear and tear due to the usage of space and people dragging their luggage through will be an impact on fabric so that was a conscious attempt to not use it thereby allowing the design \"can take the knocks, and not just look good\". A balanced contrast between textures and volumes evokes the essence of the space thus providing aesthetic order to produce a calming atmosphere. Greyscale tones guide the entire project, used for tile flooring, and wall treatments. Teak wood and hints of rust, teal and navy break up the interiors and enliven the otherwise cool tones. The Hangar Airport bar design was guided by 'function before design', and our design proposal expounds, The upside of working on airport bars, so that clients are often willing to invest in quality. \"Bars are designed for highest premium customer, so clients want to get it right. Everything matters and that's refreshing as an architect, especially in an airport environment.\" Our main goal was to make the bar feel like an escape from the busy airport, but still celebrate the spirit of aviation……like an oasis in the desert. Each project has its own challenges, which often relate to budgetary and programming constraints but nevertheless designing airport Bars and Lounges continues to be such an immersive, enjoyable and challenging experience.

TANUJA PAUL AND PAUL JACOB, MODARCHS CONSULTANTS CHENNAI 114 The Hangar Bar, Cochin International Airport, Kochi

TANUJA PAUL AND PAUL JACOB, MODARCHS CONSULTANTS CHENNAI 115 The Hangar Bar, Cochin International Airport, Kochi

TANUJA PAUL AND PAUL JACOB, MODARCHS CONSULTANTS CHENNAI 116 The Hangar Bar, Cochin International Airport, Kochi

TANUJA PAUL AND PAUL JACOB, MODARCHS CONSULTANTS CHENNAI 117 The Hangar Bar, Cochin International Airport, Kochi

TANUJA PAUL AND PAUL JACOB, MODARCHS CONSULTANTS CHENNAI 118 The Hangar Bar, Cochin International Airport, Kochi

Project Photo 1 119 TANUJA PAUL AND PAUL JACOB, MODARCHS CONSULTANTS CHENNAI The Hangar Bar, Cochin International Airport, Kochi

PAVAN SURYADEVARA CLARK LLOYD INTERNATIONAL A BUILDING WORKS BEST IF IT IS INTEGRATED WELL WITH ITS SURROUNDINGS AND PROTECTS OR ENHANCES ITS SURROUNDING BUILT AND NATURAL FEATURES FOAID 2020

Project Name : Vasuki For this gorgeous house called Nandi Hills Villa, designed by us, drew inspiration Location : Hyderabad from the site location, ensuring every room in the villa is drenched in sunlight, Site Area :7581 sft and enjoys the views of the surrounding greens, water and skyline of Project Area : 7581 sft Hyderabad. This 16,000 square foot house comprises of — a guest level on first Initiation of the Project : 2016 floor, a living-dining level on the second floor, the private sleeping quarters on Completion of the Project : 2018 third floor, and an entertainment (party) area on fourth floor. Client Name : Vasuki Sunkavalli Design Team : Monika, Ar. Ramesh, Mallam Mounika “The project is located at the tallest point of Nandi hills adjoining the Durgam Photo Credit : Ricken Desai Cheruvu Lake, and we ensured that all beauty in and around it is visible from every room for the client. The simple and straight-lined spaces with openness and less fillers on the floor was inspired from the client’s lifestyle. The masterpieces as decoration on the walls and ceilings were a special request put forth by client”. 121

PAVAN SURYADEVARA, CLARK LLOYD INTERNATIONAL 122 Vasuki, Hyderabad

PAVAN SURYADEVARA, CLARK LLOYD INTERNATIONAL 123 Vasuki, Hyderabad

PAVAN SURYADEVARA, CLARK LLOYD INTERNATIONAL 124 Vasuki, Hyderabad

PAVAN SURYADEVARA, CLARK LLOYD INTERNATIONAL 125 Vasuki, Hyderabad

PAVAN SURYADEVARA, CLARK LLOYD INTERNATIONAL 126 Vasuki, Hyderabad

POOJA ASHLEY ASHLEYS THE POWER OF DESIGN LIES IN ITS SIMPLICITY WHICH CAN BE SO OVERWHELMING FOAID 2020

Project Name : Schbang office The office for a rapidly expanding creative agency for the modern Indian millennial is a result of a fascinating Location : Mumbai design quest. Creativity is not just a feature, but is representative of the complete persona of the brief. The Project Area : 12000 sqft /630 sqmt office is therefore crafted as an Eloquent space that is divided solely by functionality, in order to imbibe the Initiation of the Project : 2016 inclusive ethos of the workspace. The fluidity of spaces devised the spatial alignment of the office, in order to Completion of the Project : 2016 result in an open plan with a circulation pattern that encourages interaction. A transparent reception lobby Client Name : Schbang welcomes one to the office; the visual connection to the conference room and meeting room further enhance the Photo Credit : PHX fluidity by augmenting the perception of space and epitomising the scale of volume. Anticipating the freedom in a working environment, the office is zoned into formal and informal sections. Exposed workstations endorsing interactions occupy the formal zone while elongated built-in workstations along the perimeter of office wall occupy the informal zone. To promote a close-knit office culture between the employee and the employer, the co-founder’s office is exposed, while being separated by bespoke interiors such as quirky hanging chairs with an extended visual connection to outer environment. A multifunctional space to accommodate professional shoots and events elaborates the functional precision in design. Extending the informal zone further, the cafeteria is placed in a cosy corner of the office with a vista of Mumbai’s cityscape. The interior colour palette is well-compiled in a contrasting manner to further enhance the quirky spaces. The bold use of a solid yellow backdrop for logo display is contrasted by the white reception desk label to mark the identity of the space; wherein the lounge seating adjacent to a vivid wall mural is crafted in a combination of grey and cool colours that blend well with the stark backdrop. Sharing a visual connection with the reception, conference and discussion rooms, it also radiates the vibrance of warm colours, nurturing the creative discussions of young minds. Juxtaposing this pungent colour compilation, the work station area is designed to be a liberal space, dotted with white furniture which is vigilant on grey concrete flooring. Solid colours and shapes of the carpets break the monotony of noble grey concrete flooring, creating a picturesque frame amidst each volume. Contemporary art and eclectic furniture fill the entire 10,000 square feet of the open plan. Art endures the creativity of the design; customized to each space and plane in a pop colour palette, it commands the design vocabulary. Ceiling fixtures, walls arts, paintings, furniture; each art form engraves a different sensory experience for the user’s mind. The seven-feet-long wall mural that welcomes one to this art extravaganza is created with bottle caps in monochromes of varied colours, adding texture to the visual scape. The ‘Flock of birds’ art piece on the ceiling, is another enticing facet of the office; inspired by the evening sky, it augments the persona of the micro-environment and covers the exposed duct work. 128

POOJA ASHLEY, ASHLEYS 129 Schbang office, Mumbai

POOJA ASHLEY, ASHLEYS 130 Schbang office, Mumbai

POOJA ASHLEY, ASHLEYS 131 Schbang office, Mumbai

POOJA ASHLEY, ASHLEYS 132 Schbang office, Mumbai

POOJA ASHLEY, ASHLEYS 133 Schbang office, Mumbai

POONAM MEHTA AND AKASH MEHTA AMPM DESIGNS RICHNESS WITH MINIMALISM FOAID 2020

Project Name : Casa 9 Casa 9 is a plush yet playful interior project, boasting of some stunning designs and Location : Pune luxurious furnishings fashioned for a young couple. Completed in the short span of 3 Initiation of the Project : 2019 months, the retrofitting of the 4000 sq. ft. abode saw a change in the spatial Completion of the Project : 2020 composition, whereby a wall was replaced with a slide-fold door panel, opening the Design Team : Dhruvi Agarwal television lounge up to the living room. Client Name : Ajinkya Firodia Photo Credit : Sebastian - PHX India Unique design intricacies such as a murphy bed panelled as a wardrobe in the TV room, a golden-hued metal frame for the grid of mirrors that accentuate the seating arrangement of the living room, and a centre table in metallic hues of blue, green and pink feature in this space. The décor of the master suite and additional bedroom reference the lifestyle of their occupants, showcasing a coffee and bar unit accommodating a wine chiller and other details suiting their lifestyle. These engaging ensembles of chic sensibilities, vibrant furnishings, abstract art and 3d panelling add up to a perfect and vibrant home. 135

POONAM MEHTA AND AKASH MEHTA, AMPM Designs 136 Casa 9, Pune

POONAM MEHTA AND AKASH MEHTA, AMPM Designs 137 Casa 9, Pune

POONAM MEHTA AND AKASH MEHTA, AMPM Designs 138 Casa 9, Pune

POONAM MEHTA AND AKASH MEHTA, AMPM Designs 139 Casa 9, Pune

POONAM MEHTA AND AKASH MEHTA, AMPM Designs 140 Casa 9, Pune

PRAMOD P PARIKH PARIKH & ASSOCIATES BY BREAKING CONVECTIONS & INTEGRATING ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY WE HOPE TO CHANGE THE APPROACH TOWARDS COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE IN SANGLI FOAID 2020

Project Name : Keshav Steel Industrial Office The industrial office for this steel conglomerate is to be located in a densely Location : Sangli packed industrial zone, wherein the primary material used happens to be Site Area : 3759.19 sq.m opaque corrugated metal sheets. There was a need for the structure to Project Area : 690 sq.m ( 7427.1 sq.ft) stand out amongst its context yet at the same time retain its connection and Initiation of the Project : Jan 2020 identity with the industrial zone. The porous metal facade manages to bring Completion of the Project : Ongoing in a re-imagined way towards the usage of metal sheets. Client Name : Keshav Steel Corp. Design Team : Pramod Parikh, Rishil Parikh, Michelle Pereira To break the sterile and inflexible functioning of a conventional office space, Photo Credit : Rishil Parikh and Michelle Pereira the campus was designed to behave in a flexible manner and be accommodative towards any future demands. To make the functioning of the structure viable in terms of expenditure and sustainable in terms of climatic response, there was a need to incorporate performance based architecture into the design. The porosity of the facade, the sizing of its perforations and the flexibility of its openings were designed in a manner so as to optimize the structure and accommodate climatic variations. On a conceptual level, the porous facade breaks the barriers and restrictions between the employee and the employers by giving the workers a sense of accessibility to voice their opinions. Further, by understanding the needs of the employees and the importance of creating a healthy work environment, break out zones have been provided at various levels, to enhance productivity. 142

PRAMOD P PARIKH, PARIKH & ASSOCIATES 143 Keshav Steel Industrial Office, Sangli

PRAMOD P PARIKH, PARIKH & ASSOCIATES 144 Keshav Steel Industrial Office, Sangli

PRAMOD P PARIKH, PARIKH & ASSOCIATES 145 Keshav Steel Industrial Office, Sangli