IDEA Next Coffee Table Book 2020 - December Edition

KRISTEL SEQUEIRA & SHIKHA GUPTA STORYSTUDIO IN COLLABORATION WITH STUDIO LOTUS FOAID 2020

Project Name Envisioned as a recreational wingforthe Orchid Whitefield residential development under way Fields Club, Orchid Whitefield in Bengaluru, the 15,000 sq.ft Fields Club offers a wide mix of amenities to young Location professionals and theirfamilies. Bengaluru The design scheme for Fields Club has been devised to speak to the aspirations of this group of professionals –incorporating a rich visual vocabulary, plush materials, and vibrant artworks to appeal to the well-heeled client base. The design approachestablishes a minimalistic architectural expression as the core spatial identity, with each subsequent zone layered with distinctive interior elements – be it colours and patterns, material finishes, or tectonic inserts – to enable specific activities. The minimal base also helps highlightthe important user touchpoints, which have been expressed through finer finishes in contrast to the shell. The Fields Club aims to offer a space for leisure and recreation to an ever-growing group of working professionals who seek to embrace a healthy work-life balance for themselves and their families — and to restore a sense of community among these residents. 397

KRISTEL SEQUEIRA & SHIKHA GUPTA, STORY STUDIO IN COLLABORATION WITH STUDIO LOTUS 398 Fields Club, Orchid Whitefield, Bengaluru

KRISTEL SEQUEIRA & SHIKHA GUPTA, STORYSTUDIO IN COLLABORATION WITH STUDIO LOTUS 399 Fields Club, Orchid Whitefield, Bengaluru

KRISTEL SEQUEIRA & SHIKHA GUPTA, STORYSTUDIO IN COLLABORATION WITH STUDIO LOTUS 400 Fields Club, Orchid Whitefield, Bengaluru

KRISTEL SEQUEIRA & SHIKHA GUPTA, STORYSTUDIO IN COLLABORATION WITH STUDIO LOTUS 401 Fields Club, Orchid Whitefield, Bengaluru

SACHID UMESH SPACE_AGENCY FOAID 2020

Project Name An interior design and exterior finishes scope for a resort of 51 rooms – standard and suite Ayatana Coorg rooms, including public areas - reception, restaurant and the bar in a picturesque coffee Location estate in Coorg, Karnataka. Karnataka The most important concept about the design was to amplify the natural environment of the site. The Interior design direction had to provide a raw sense of being amidst the jungle as well as a comfortable space to enjoy it. All the elements were treated carefully curated to blend within the expanse of green. The design process took into account a natural, minimal and modern functional aesthetic for the spaces. All the finishes were kept in as many natural materials as possible, furniture is solid teak and the lighting was used to create the ambience required in private spaces and in public spaces they become sculptural elements. The colours, fabrics and textures used are muted so they blended with the space. Highlights are achieved through art, fabric and accessories. The design tries as much as possible not be noticed by the users of the resort. 403

SACHID UMESH, SPACE_AGENCY 404 Ayatana Coorg, Karnataka

SACHID UMESH, SPACE_AGENCY 405 Ayatana Coorg, Karnataka

SACHID UMESH, SPACE_AGENCY 406 Ayatana Coorg, Karnataka

SACHID UMESH, SPACE_AGENCY 407 Ayatana Coorg, Karnataka

SACHID UMESH, SPACE_AGENCY 408 Ayatana Coorg, Karnataka

SAHIL TANVEER RED BRICK DESIGN STUDIO FOAID 2020

Project Name Red Brick Design Studio creates a Resort Residence nestled in a hilly island on a lake with a Resort Residence Island Getaway holistic approach to design and building healthy environments with cost effective and locally Location available, environmentally friendly materials. Rajasthan Keeping the comfort, luxury and elegance alive in the Interior while boosting water and energy efficiency by adopting tried and tested methods of vernacular architecture and design. Integrating modern technology with regional techniques to improve the indoor environment and reduce carbon emissions and heat gain bring the entire building alive and harmonious with its surroundings. Making it blend into its context of a rocky and landscaped topography. A natural material palette, the ever changing user profile, a client centric approach with all solids perpendicular to the lake and a free movement plan were the concepts adopted to emphasise the functioning of the building as a resort residence meant to relax and unwind. The idyllic natural surroundings offered a clear design dynamic of experiential indoor and outdoor spaces to be created with sustainable, efficient and rich reflection. 410

SAHIL TANVEER, RED BRICK DESIGN STUDIO 411 Resort Residence Island Getaway, Rajasthan

SAHIL TANVEER, RED BRICK DESIGN STUDIO 412 Resort Residence Island Getaway, Rajasthan

SAHIL TANVEER, RED BRICK DESIGN STUDIO 413 Resort Residence Island Getaway, Rajasthan

SAHIL TANVEER, RED BRICK DESIGN STUDIO 414 Resort Residence Island Getaway, Rajasthan

SAHIL TANVEER, RED BRICK DESIGN STUDIO 415 Resort Residence Island Getaway, Rajasthan



BONEY KERIWALA & ALAK PARMAR THE BAD STUDIO FOAID 2020

Project Name Located in the plush locality of Surat, Gujarat, the two-level apartment place itself at the top level in a well-maintained housing complex with high-end amenities. The apartment boasts a FC-1201 large deck attached to the living space along with the north offering views of the cityscape and large central landscaped garden. Location The south is curtained by neighboring residential development. The existing developer’s layout Surat reflects the interweave of functions with the clutter of movement between the functional spaces. A privacy-based zonal bifurcation of functional area marks the initial concept for the house. The public zones are arrayed linearly along a deck on north bringing in an abundance of natural light, while the private zones along the south. This cluster free arrangement amplifies the transition. The arrangement promotes social interaction at the same time, much needed private space. The utility floor and the upper terrace's floor is interwoven by landscape with a tropical vibe. 418

BONEY KERIWALA & ALAK PARMAR, THE BAD STUDIO 419 FC-1201, Surat

BONEY KERIWALA & ALAK PARMAR, THE BAD STUDIO 420 FC-1201, Surat

BONEY KERIWALA & ALAK PARMAR, THE BAD STUDIO 421 FC-1201, Surat

HARDIK SHAH STUDIO LAGOM FOAID 2020

Project Name The brief from the client, revolved around being connected to nature, having plenty of sunlight, a clean look rendered using minimal materials, a sense of space and plenty of storage. While House of Hidden Doors the space in question was actually a duplex, the owners indicated a preference for all the primary areas being located in the first level, with the second level being devoted to the Location entertainment zone/guest space. Simply put, the home is actually two apartments— tied by a vertical connection. Mumbai The requirements of greenery and green views have been satisfied with the help of layering windows with planters, and internally, the landscaped water court with its beautiful reflections and the subdued, gentle murmur of water. The material palette features concrete (ceiling of the living-dining-kitchen area), granite (flooring throughout the house) and wood (mainly the passage). The long 36-foot passage is a result of L-shaped teakwood-batten wrap that camouflages extensive storage and access points, and has, in all, some 18 doors concealed in its facade — doors to the powder room, main entry and bedrooms and shutters to units that store everything from newspapers to luggage. Configuring this element was a study of storage needs, from both, outside (the public zone) and inside (bedrooms/private zone), with a jigsaw-like strategy applied to accommodate the requirements in a streamlined fashion. This penthouse succeeds in giving the clients what they sought — a serene, almost resort-like habitat in the congested urbanity of Mumbai… 423

HARDIK SHAH, STUDIO LAGOM 424 House of Hidden Doors, Mumbai

HARDIK SHAH, STUDIO LAGOM 425 House of Hidden Doors, Mumbai

HARDIK SHAH, STUDIO LAGOM 426 House of Hidden Doors, Mumbai

HARDIK SHAH, STUDIO LAGOM 427 House of Hidden Doors, Mumbai

SUNITA YOGESH SUNITA YOGESH STUDIO FOAID 2020

Project Name Home to a couple, two children and elders, the penthouse was surrounded by greenery overlooking the city of Bangalore. The Penthouse The planning of the house revolved around - the simplicity of spaces, nothing too glitzy and Location glam, for family time and for hosting guests. The material palette used in the residence is minimal in order to achieve a cohesive look. Bangalore The neutral shell, mostly white, allows colourful overlays by way of furniture and decor. Clean compositions and play of colour, create a warm, fresh space with a timeless appeal allowing the homeowners to enjoy the space every day. The apartment presented to us came with tiled flooring and plastered walls. Spatial planning was affected with minimal civil changes and the spaces were unified using colours and varying materials, providing a home suitable for the complexity of contemporary lifestyle. Once the spatial flow was sorted the basic design vocabulary of the house started taking shape. The apartment is designed to facilitate the free flow of dialogues and lifestyle with formal and entertaining areas. 429

SUNITA YOGESH, SUNITA YOGESH STUDIO 430 The Penthouse, Bangalore

SUNITA YOGESH, SUNITA YOGESH STUDIO 431 The Penthouse, Bangalore

SUNITA YOGESH, SUNITA YOGESH STUDIO 432 The Penthouse, Bangalore



BONEY KERIWALA & ALAK PARMAR THE BAD STUDIO FOAID 2020

Project Name The project takes its inspiration from one of the article published by Mark Wigley called ‘Atmospheres of Architecture’. In this article the author co-relates the ambiance or function of a Metamorph - O - Use space with its atmosphere. Location Every building/space has its own atmosphere formed by physical form, sensuous emission of sound, heat, light smell etc. A series of intangible phenomenon generated by stationary Surat elements. Through this study it was inferred that any space is defined by the elements it contains, if the characteristics of this elements are transformed, the utility of space is altered. This triggered us devise transformable furniture elements for this compact 650 sq-ftapartment that helped to alter the privacy and functionality of the spaces, as and when required, at the same time accentuating the overall aesthetics of the space. 435

BONEY KERIWALA & ALAK PARMAR, THE BAD STUDIO 436 Metamorph - O - Use, Surat

BONEY KERIWALA & ALAK PARMAR, THE BAD STUDIO 437 Metamorph - O - Use, Surat

BONEY KERIWALA & ALAK PARMAR, THE BAD STUDIO 438 Metamorph - O - Use, Surat

KARAN DESAI KARAN DESAI ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN STUDIO FOAID 2020

Project Name The Blue house is a 1500 sq. ft. house with 3 master bedrooms, living, dining, den areas and a mandir. The layout has around 90% RCC walls which also meant that there was barely any The Blue House chance of resizing the bedrooms/Living etc. The flipside was the living room was longer than it was wider , like a train bogie . Location The big question then was how to “compartmentalise the functions without creating barriers Mumbai and yet have them aesthetically separated so that each space has its own identity”. The solution lay in some clever manoeuvring within given constraints andclient requirements and that involved dividing spaces with choice of colour blue. Physical partitions wasn’t something we envisioned to go with so we usedcolours to do the same visually.The transition from blue to nude colour is made possible by copper as a material to fill in the groove, this formed a circuit, and the same worked best to differentiate between the wood and the POP and same for the flooring. 440

KARAN DESAI, KARAN DESAI ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN STUDIO 441 The Blue House, Mumbai

KARAN DESAI, KARAN DESAI ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN STUDIO 442 The Blue House, Mumbai

DISHA BHAVSAR & SHIVANI AJMERA QUIRK STUDIO FOAID 2020

Project Name The Fluid Home takes the idea of flexible spaces and fuses it with modern sensibilities and trends. The house is designed to create a warm, modern and chic abode for a nuclear family. It The Fluid Home is varnished optimally to let in natural light, while the design palette is inspired by soft pastel and neutral hues. Location Splashes of grey synchronized with the wooden false ceiling charm the living room. The scarce Mumbai use of primary colours adds drama to the space; the sofa adorning the living room, in a bold green tone revitalizes the space by adding a contrasting pop of colour. The décor is in sync with the overall aesthetic; the house has elements that evoke a classical feel, yet are created with modern sensibilities. The master bedroom, adhering to the design tone of the entire house, radiates a mellow warmth. Blending functionality with aesthetics, the residence ties every space together in a soft glaze of colours and a touch of luxury. Consequently, every space contributes to speaking a coherent visual language. 444

DISHA BHAVSAR & SHIVANI AJMERA, QUIRK STUDIO 445 The Fluid Home, Mumbai