GLITZ architecture & interiors - January 2019

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In this issue we feature interior architecture projects that in their own ways pay attention to aesthetics, elegance and tradition. The design of the bungalow in Kolhapur city by Ar. Sunil Patil of 'Sunil Patil and Associates' is based on his design philosophy - contemporary vernacular architecture. It incorporates vernacular ethos and features like courtyards, stone masonry in a highly contemporary style. The design of this stylish apartment fully satisfies the purpose of a show flat exhibiting spaciously styled furnishings in a fashionable manner, created by Ar. Gouri& Vaibhav Shah of Facilis architecture & interior design studio. Ar. Elayaraja Mayavan of MYVN Architecture enjoys experimenting and exploring with new methodologies and ideas, designed Project Go in Bangalore introducing the bright colours to overpower the cluttered exposed ceiling which became the concept of the project. The white envelope of ceiling and workstations blending with colours make a refreshing working environment. Interior designer Er. Lokesh Chandrakar has designed this elegant abode in Raipur, his designs emphasize balance to create clean and beautiful environments that lean toward the modern yet remain elegant, livable and refined. The design of the Indian School of Hospitality campus Gurugram is carefully planned by Ar. Prasoon Shrivastava of Arkiplan International. The campus has been created to bring together distinct design elements to create a learning environment fulfilling distinct learning objectives. Ar. Shivam Bagdia of SBA created a simple design with a contemporary touch for a young couple in Pune where they find themselves an exclusive ambiance which speaks the same language as theirs. While as Interior designer Chiranjib Patnaik who pioneers of simple, functional and visually appealing designs, has created an automated dwelling space for a family based at Bhubaneswar.