IDEA Next Coffee Table Book 2020 - October Edition

MONITA PATEL, MONITA PATEL AND ASSOCIATES 196 Residential Project, Nagpur

MONITA PATEL, MONITA PATEL AND ASSOCIATES 197 Residential Project, Nagpur

MONITA PATEL, MONITA PATEL AND ASSOCIATES 198 Residential Project, Nagpur

MONITA PATEL, MONITA PATEL AND ASSOCIATES 199 Residential Project, Nagpur

MONITA PATEL, MONITA PATEL AND ASSOCIATES 200 Residential Project, Nagpur

NINAD TIPNIS JTCPL DESIGNS AN EXPERIENTIAL DESIGN, NUDGING COLLABORATION & WELLNESS FOAID 2020

Project Name : Fractal Analytics Our association with Fractal Analytics was the result of a chance conversation one Location : Mumbai Project Area : 110,000 sqft evening. We immediately knew this was not an ordinary project when the clients came to our studio and gave a presentation to orient us about their company and the values that were dear to them. This was definitely a first and it didn’t take us long to realise why Fractal is being considered a major disruptor in the HR space and the industry at large. Initiation of the Project : Dec 2018 The challenge for us was to demonstrate how these values could be translated to the Completion of the Project : March 2019 workplace so that the team members were able to touch and feel them on a daily basis. Design Team: Ninad Tipnis, Vipul Tapke, When we bagged the account after a tightly fought contest, we were filled with a sense of achievement and gratitude at the same time. We also realised that this was just the Siddharth Sukhathankar beginning and the journey was not going to be a cake walk. It was nothing short of a roller Rajendra Patil, Janhavi Nargolkar coaster ride with milestones whizzing past at break neck speed. We are happy to share that the project has secured “LEED Gold” Certification from United States Green Building Council (USGBC) under its LEED CI v4 Program. Client Name : Fractal Analytics The execution was not without its ups and downs but in conclusion, we are happy to Photo Credit : PHX India Photography share that the project shaped up exactly as we had envisioned it. Throughout the process, we worked as a team with Fractal and their wholehearted support and constructive criticism helped to keep things on track. The end product makes us proud and we hope that we have been successful in making a positive difference to the work life of over one and half thousand Fractalites and that they now have one more reason to get up and hit their workplace every day. 202

NINAD TIPNIS, JTCPL DESIGNS 203 Fractal Analytics, Mumbai

NINAD TIPNIS, JTCPL DESIGNS 204 Fractal Analytics, Mumbai

NINAD TIPNIS, JTCPL DESIGNS 205 Fractal Analytics, Mumbai

NINAD TIPNIS, JTCPL DESIGNS 206 Fractal Analytics, Mumbai

NINAD TIPNIS, JTCPL DESIGNS 207 Fractal Analytics, Mumbai

NINAD TIPNIS, JTCPL DESIGNS 208 Fractal Analytics, Mumbai

PADMINI PANDEY STUDIO PADMINI PANDEY A SPACE CAN BE THERAPEUTIC SIMPLY BY ITS SIMPLICITY “MORE IN LESS” FOAID 2020

Project Name : Taj Aravali In the royal city of Udaipur, hustling and bustling of heritage, traditions, royalty and Location : Udaipur palaces; Taj Aravalli is designed as a breath of fresh air and marriage of new and Site Area : 45 acres old. It is designed as design oasis in terms of spatial and emotional experiences. Project Area : 3, 00,000 sqft The 221 keys resort is situated in the Aravalli range and has been designed for a Initiation of the Project : 2015 myriad range of experiences. The cup shaped property has the water elements Completion of the Project : 2019 (phase II) (swimming pool, Amphitheatre) placed right at the bottom of the cup with all the Client Name : Taj Hotels multi- functional spaces placed around it. Design Team : Aditya Naik & Dhwani Trivedi Photo Credit : Purnesh Dev The architecture is based on the philosophy of metamorphosis of the local to form. The tough and hard exteriors is a reflection of topography & planned along slopes of hill to hide away – letting the natural beauty over take, and the soft interiors allows one to soak in the local art and craft and the beauty that the city of Udaipur stands for. The resort is designed for a range of experiences, like reception, F&B, Spa, sports, cinema, celebrations, Banquet, Amphitheatre and a range of room experiences which spans over villas and tents. The Spa block seen here is designed as a transient space between the inside & the outside… using the surrounding natural beauty as the focal visual element in the interior space. The sharp contrast in the robustness of the architecture & softness of the interiors helps to enhance the spatial experience & stimulate all the senses adding to the spa experience. A spa is a space meant to stimulate all the senses & connect oneself with their core being. The spa block at the Taj Aravalli intends to do just that through its architecture & interior design. The simplistic lines of the interior space is intended to not take away the focus from the client where he/she is the main focus - the idea to connect them with the surroundings naturally.

PADMINI PANDEY, STUDIO PADMINI PANDEY 211 Taj Aravali, Udaipur

PADMINI PANDEY, STUDIO PADMINI PANDEY 212 Taj Aravali, Udaipur

PADMINI PANDEY, STUDIO PADMINI PANDEY 213 Taj Aravali, Udaipur

PADMINI PANDEY, STUDIO PADMINI PANDEY 214 Taj Aravali, Udaipur

PADMINI PANDEY, STUDIO PADMINI PANDEY 215 Taj Aravali, Udaipur

PINKY PANDIT MODUS DESIGN STUDIO “…DISSOLVING THE LIMITS BETWEEN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR….” FOAID 2020

Project Name : Office For Aryamond Luxury Products Aryamond HQ was designed to introduce jewellery in a youthful spirit, aiming to Private Limited present the brand through this space as contemporary, not rooted in the past. Location : Gurgaon ‘Modern Timeless’ being the key, we worked on a material board which is dynamic, Site Area : 24468 SQFT sophisticated & cosmopolitan- Concrete, Corten steel, Epoxy, Brass in its true Project Area : 25566 sqft (ground floor + basement) element. Initiation of the Project : Aug 2018 Completion of the Project : Sept 2019 The materials have been carried from the outside into the building dissolving the Client Name : Aryamond limits between interior and exterior. Design Team : Prerna Abbi, Himanshi Taneja, Hemant Photo Credit : Hemant Vertical panels of Corten steel expanded mesh stretch along the front façade forming a dialogue between the rusty texture on the outside and the concrete, wood, brass and glass. Keeping the original structure intact, the central core of the office connects the two floors with a fluid concrete staircase accessorised with brass railing. A series of skylights, inspired by the brand, introduces natural light creating a play of shadows amongst the varied raw textures. The interior plan is simple with glass walls amplifying the space. The colour palette is very neutral complimenting the finishes, giving the space timelessness. 217

PINKY PANDIT, MODUS DESIGN STUDIO 218 Office For Aryamond Luxury Products Private Limited, Gurgaon

PINKY PANDIT, MODUS DESIGN STUDIO 219 Office For Aryamond Luxury Products Private Limited, Gurgaon

PINKY PANDIT, MODUS DESIGN STUDIO 220 Office For Aryamond Luxury Products Private Limited, Gurgaon

PINKY PANDIT, MODUS DESIGN STUDIO 221 Office For Aryamond Luxury Products Private Limited, Gurgaon

PRARTHANA NANGIA INSPIRATION- THE DESIGN AVENUE “FINER DETAILS ARE THE INGREDIENTS TO THE DRAMA IN DESIGN.” FOAID 2020

Project Name : “Kanhaiya” Tiles and Sanitary The Tile story….Is a boutique style store for multi-brand tiles and Tap n Sanitary from Location : Nagpur Jaquar. Located on the inner ring road passing through the city, this stand-alone building Site Area : 3520 SQFT houses their various supply counters for building material and sanitation. The commercial Project Area : 3385 SQFT setup is spread across a floor plate of 3500 sq. ft. on the first floor of the building. Initiation of the Project : Aug 2019 Completion of the Project : Dec 2019 The client approached us looking out for a boutique tile display with creative zoned out Design Team : Mubashera Akbani, Pooja Sharma spaces for the varied product line he works with. The exciting part was he was open and Client Name : Mr. Vikas Sahajramani ok with experiments and twist as needed for the concept. At the initial stage the areas were Photo Credit : Ashish Bhonde compartmentalised for the specific display according to its space requirement. Almost 1/4th of the area was given to the sanitary display for Jaquar Sanitary and bath fittings and the rest was divided between the tile, designer basins, stone wall claddings and then working areas. Break out spaces for discussions were planned in between spaces. The reception at the entrance becomes the focal point of design and vision with a screening off partition made in wood battens and M.S. framework. Well-coordinated yet diversely characterised tiles were used in full and cut patterns as surface finishes for furniture, partitions, ceiling, table tops to make the onlooker understand how a tile surface can be incorporated to enhance a design output. To create this convivial space and highlight most of the product line, the material palette used was simple and monotonous. The shades of greys and browns stabilized the intensity of the showcased product line and materials. Intertwining and intersecting sections of ply boxing and M.S. frameworks were spread across the bare ceiling painted black, in all the sections created for different processes. Tiles come in uncountable colours, patterns and sizes, so the design process was maintained to not disturb the selection and purchase process of a customer but to add up a soothing and appealing visual experience. 223

PRARTHANA NANGIA, INSPIRATION- THE DESIGN AVENUE 224 “Kanhaiya” Tiles and Sanitary, Nagpur

PRARTHANA NANGIA, INSPIRATION- THE DESIGN AVENUE 225 “Kanhaiya” Tiles and Sanitary, Nagpur

PRARTHANA NANGIA, INSPIRATION- THE DESIGN AVENUE 226 “Kanhaiya” Tiles and Sanitary, Nagpur

PRARTHANA NANGIA, INSPIRATION- THE DESIGN AVENUE 227 “Kanhaiya” Tiles and Sanitary, Nagpur

RAHUL KADRI IMK ARCHITECTS WE NEED TO RETHINK OUR MODEL OF HEALTHCARE DESIGN TO SUPPORT RATHER THAN TREAT ILLNESSES FOAID 2020

Project Name : Symbiosis University Hospital Fighting the Pandemic: Designing for Healing and Wellbeing and Research Center The recently completed Symbiosis University Hospital and Research Centre in Pune is Location : Pune currently being used by the Maharashtra government as a Covid-19 quarantine facility and Site Area : 96,100 Sq.m hospital, contributing to the state’s fight against the pandemic. Occupying the lower slopes Project Area : 42,650 Sq.m of a hill within Symbiosis International University’s 260-acre estate in Lavale, SUHRC is a Initiation of the Project : 2016 96,100-square-metre, 216-bed, multi-specialty hospital that represents a new and Completion of the Project : 2019 progressive face for healthcare infrastructure in India, providing state-of-the-art healthcare Design Team : Rahul Kadri, Nithin Hosabettu facilities and a research centre to enhance skill development. Aakash Shrivastav, Sahil SUHRC draws from the ideas of biophilia (an innate human tendency to seek connections Deshpande, Viraj Naralkar with nature and other forms of life) to promote recovery and rejuvenation for patients and Sneha Chonkar healthcare professionals. Two large courtyards landscaped with flowering shrubs and Client Name : Symbiosis Society Pune trees bring in ample daylight and views of the outdoors into the interiors, while creating Photo Credit : Mr. Rajesh Vora buffer zones to reduce cross infection; and critical areas such as ICUs are endowed with soft and soothing hues to reduce anxiety. The project is an exemplar of passive design and sustainability. Naturally-compressed, sundried earthen bricks were produced on site and are used to create double-skinned, boxed forms with deep shading projections to reduce heat gain. “It has been an honour to work with Symbiosis Society – Dr. Mujumdar, Dr. Vidya Yeravdekar and family, on various projects for the last 17 years. Their integrity, vision, and commitment to the betterment of society is hugely inspiring.” –– Rahul Kadri. 229

RAHUL KADRI, IMK ARCHITECTS 230 Symbiosis University Hospital and Research Center, Pune

RAHUL KADRI, IMK ARCHITECTS 231 Symbiosis University Hospital and Research Center, Pune

RAHUL KADRI, IMK ARCHITECTS 232 Symbiosis University Hospital and Research Center, Pune

RAHUL KADRI, IMK ARCHITECTS 233 Symbiosis University Hospital and Research Center, Pune

RAHUL KADRI, IMK ARCHITECTS 234 Symbiosis University Hospital and Research Center, Pune

RAJEEV AGARWAL RAJEEV AGARWAL ARCHITECTS SPACE FOR INNOVATION FOAID 2020

Project Name : Incubation Centre, IIT The Central Government has proposed ‘Incubation Centers’ in all the IIT’s across the Location : Patna country to seed innovation. The project is one such center at IIT Patna. The program Site Area : 3 acres consists of incubatee spaces and collaborative meeting rooms apart from a Class IV clean Project Area : 30,000 sft Built-up area room and another multi purpose workshop/lab. Initiation of the Project : 2017 Completion of the Project : Sep 2020 The nature of the center is such that one can’t really predict the nature of work or precise Client Name : Kalsi Buildcon Pvt Ltd outcome. So, the design evolved to respond to the program, site and context. It was intentionally decided to organize the ‘usable spaces’ in three distinct blocks, strung through BRPNNL for IIT Patna together by a corridor. This corridor is really the heart of the complex. It is non-conditioned Design Team : Rajeev Agarwal, Lakhan Rastogi and circumambulates an introverted courtyard which has been planned around a large existing ‘Indian Silk Cotton’ tree or Simal or Bombax Ceiba. The tree changes and responds to all the seasons and is widely found in the Indian subcontinent. This circulation interacts directly with the richly landscaped courtyard in the hope of encouraging chance interaction between various Incubatee companies. Handmade White Glazed Ceramic tile Jalis and high performance glass are used to create a buffer along the circulation against the climate. The project is pre-certified for 4 star Griha rating. High SRI tiles have been used for all the roofs with Solar panels. The high-side services have been organised in a separate block. The rain water percolation pond is naturally landscaped to form a space for reflection in the campus. 236

RAJEEV AGARWAL, RAJEEV AGARWAL ARCHITECTS 237 Incubation Centre, IIT, Patna

RAJEEV AGARWAL, RAJEEV AGARWAL ARCHITECTS 238 Incubation Centre, IIT, Patna

RAJEEV AGARWAL, RAJEEV AGARWAL ARCHITECTS 239 Incubation Centre, IIT, Patna

RAJEEV AGARWAL, RAJEEV AGARWAL ARCHITECTS 240 Incubation Centre, IIT, Patna

RAKHEE BEDI KUMAR RAKHEE SHOBHIT DESIGN ASSOCIATES FOAID 2020

Project Name : The Contemporary Vilas This novel Indian house in the heart of Gurugram is rendered with memories and experiences Location : Gurugram of the user, the design of this home has numerous stories to tell. The design scope includes Project Area : 2,000 square feet empowerment of local artisans and painters by using handcrafted marvels in the interiors. Initiation of the Project : 2018 Indian art with contemporary sculptures enhanced the design vocabulary while reflecting the Completion of the Project : 2019 passion of client on spaces. Art that reflects the milestones of the client’s journey as a travelling Design Team : Rakhee Bedi Kumar businessman is installed in every nook and corner of the house. As the fusion of styles outlines the journey of spaces, the doors and moulding panels are sculpted in classical curves and true Shobhit Kumar, Pawan Kumar whites, as they provide a neutral backdrop for the vibrant jewel tones derived from the rich Jitender Madat culture of Rajasthan. Photo Credit : Niveditaa Gupta Client brief – The client brief demanded a home that reflects his work life as a travelling businessman; a home that caskets memories while celebrating his vibrant lifestyle and serves his family of three. Project details – Design Intervention – The spatial orientation narrates the story of the interior spaces as each transition enhances the journey with altering volumes. Paintings suggest excitement as each volume is deliberately highlighted by down lighting to attract focus. A framed sketch of a Baoli in the TV room adds the ancient Indian strokes in the minimal volume. The ‘Red Turban Man’ in the guest lounge, painted by a client’s mother, encompasses the opulence of palace streets complimented by the blue sapphire soft furniture. Pichwai in the dining room is a handcrafted marvel of an artist in Jaipur customised according to the ethos of interiors. A bespoke brass wall table attached to a classy mirror-panelled wall gives a grand entry by not only augmenting the volumetric experience but also by multiplying it. 242

RAKHEE BEDI KUMAR, RAKHEE SHOBHIT DESIGN ASSOCIATES 243 The Contemporary Vilas, Gurugram

RAKHEE BEDI KUMAR, RAKHEE SHOBHIT DESIGN ASSOCIATES 244 The Contemporary Vilas, Gurugram

RAKHEE BEDI KUMAR, RAKHEE SHOBHIT DESIGN ASSOCIATES 245 The Contemporary Vilas, Gurugram