GLITZ architecture & interiors Magazine - September 2019

In this issue

Here is the first-rare architecture that does not shout for attention. New Delhi based 42mm Architecture designed a unique and quirky Pool House that breaks many conventional architectural ideas with a bold design and an unusual execution where design vocabulary speaks eloquently and the result is simply wow!
Ar. Rajesh Shivaram designed a sustainable green project SALUT-GASTROPUB on industrial theme located in Bangalore using materials judiciously yet playfully to create a space that does not shout its existence but firmly establish its credibility.
Parshad Waichal Interiors created a sophisticated office space in Kolhapur along with outdoor landscape workspace making a perfect environment friendly corporate identity which fulfills the concept of modern office design.
Simple yet elegant design is the forte of architect duo Bhakti Pote and Pragya Sanghvi, who allow their creativeness and passion to flow freely and thereby have been able to create wonderful spaces with this apartment at Vile Parle East in Mumbai.
Architect Swapnil Jaggi designed this exotic yet contemporary residence Bougainvillea in Raipur that exudes classic charm with fusion of elements and has a major European influence to it.
Designer couple Shivangi and Amit Phanse designed a naturally lit apartment in Thane by creating an elegant living space of today while retaining the simplicity that breathes openness and a sense of freedom and heightens the sense of pure serenity.
Designer Sushil Sharma from Durg in Chhattisgarh designed Chhabda’s abode as a true paradigm of modern living at Chandrapur in Maharashtra. Elegant, functional elements were planned across the space to add the touch of style, meaning and comfort to the residence.
We also feature the design music of architect Sudiksha Parekh who loves to craft dreams & music out of spaces created a spectacular design at UTSAV house located at Bhakti Park, Mumbai with the unique "Imprint” of the client’s individuality into his space.