Dipen Gada Associates

Albert Einstein once quoted, ‘The only source of knowledge is experience.’ For designer and architect Dipen Gada this certainly rings true. A civil engineer by education, Dipen honed his skills through intensive self-learning and progressively developed a deeper sense of aesthetics.

Historical Adelaide

Most of Australia’s regional capitals are situated in scenic sea-side or river-side settings and offer an interesting mixture of historical and contemporary architecture. In the upcoming issues of Home Review is a three-part series on Adelaide, Perth and Hobart.

In And Around The Trees

In the outskirts of Ahmedabad, a weekend home designed by Modo Designs and built around several existing trees, addresses security issues successfully. In this two-bay home, open living spaces seem to merge seamlessly with the surrounding landscape.

Taking The Law Into Their Hands

Looking unlike any law office you’ve seen before, LOC’s design for the P&C legal office in Mumbai has a fresh appeal. It steers away from the stern imagery normally associated with this profession’s genre.

Artistic Virility

Croatian architectural firm, Studio 3LHD was entrusted with the transformation of Hotel Adriatic into a modern day luxurious masterpiece. It now serves as one of the main attractions of old town Rovinj, in Coastal Istria.

Eclectic Living In Verdant Surrounds

This residence in Juhu, Mumbai, designed by Rakeshh Jeswaani is a brilliant example of how an understated design can still be eloquent; its inherent simple elegance is artfully balanced with bursts of bright colours and unconventional fun elements.

Out-Of-The-barn

Belgium based Studio Farris Architects converted a small barn into an office space replete with a meeting room, library, work spaces, and a resting nook. The result is a beautiful cornucopia of green and open spaces.

The Margeza Touch

Designer duo Margeza are renowned for creating works of wonder. It’s no surprise that they’ve renovated a rundown flat in Budapest into just that - WONDER.

Sparkling Impressions

A brand committed to brightening up lives with unique lighting solutions, The Brighter Side aims to be the goto brand for your indoor and outdoor lighting needs.

Exquisite Luminescence

The studio revisits iconic motifs across the range of these influences to create its own distinctive collections.

A Refined Makeover

Houses have always been interesting little laboratories where spaces are created to specifically cater to their occupants’ lifestyles. ‘Radhika’ the house in question has been designed to respond to a rich yet simple lifestyle that demands a minimalistic aesthetic with a fine-cut neatness.

Simply Sustainable

The sprawling project was initially meant to be just a scheme of bungalows.

And Black Design Studio Uncovered

Ahmedabad-based andblack design studio is a fan of symmetry, fluidity and minimalism. The firm’s projects celebrate space, nature and innovation without relying too much on bombastic props.

More Than Just A Bed & Breakfast!

London’s picturesque Covent Garden neighbourhood is home to the bedazzling 18-room Hotel Henrietta, designed by French designer Dorothee Meilichzon.

An Architect's Abode

Surrounded by green environs and located inside a premium development, this architect’s abode doubles up as a model flat. Architect Rajendra Chandorkar designed this charming duplex, a rare blend of luxury and intimacy, for his vibrant family of six.

Crafting Aviation

Driven by the sheer love for propellers and aviation, Woodfeather crafts uniquely inspired designs that resonate with different aspirations and milestones.

Rendezvous With Encraft

India’s Biggest & ENCRAFT’s first uPVC Windows and Doors Experience Centre’ opens in New Delhi.

Setting Precedents

In Annandale, Australia, lies a charming house that was remodelled by Day Bukh Architects using both active and passive sustainable principles. Catering to the subtropical climate of the country, its ingenious sustainable design serves as an inspiration for other similar projects.

Crafting Concrete

Crafting Concrete

To Eat? Or Not To Eat?

Ukranian architect turned pastry maker Dinara Kasko is winning hearts and awards across the world for her awe-inspiring cakes and desserts that look more like tiny geometric sculptures rather than regular cake-shop takeaways.

Melbourne's Historic Architecture II

Part II of a series of photo-essays from Melbourne continues exploring the city’s historic architecture, with a focus on civic, utilitarian & religious structures. Keep an eye out for the January 2018 issue of Home Review for a feature on Melbourne’s street art.

Handcrafting Emotions

A brand of Ethical and Sustainable Young Indian Entrepreneurs, Olha-O offers exclusive ethnic handicrafts from India that will not only catch your eye but will steal your heart as well.

Paris Oh-La-La

The sophisticated Mandarin Oriental Paris, perfectly situated in the heart of this magnificent city is just a leisurely stroll away from Place Vendôme, Garnier Opera, Tuileries Gardens and the legendary Louvre.

Beyond The Usual - Street Art Of Melbourne

Beyond The Usual - Street Art Of Melbourne

Pioneering Opulence

Classic Marble Company launches ‘9th avenue’ - a collection of rare, exotic natural stones.

Transforming Spaces With Greenlam

Greenlam Industries Ltd. has launched its latest innovation in the form of Chevron Floors.

a villa in the air

four apartments were combined to create a sprawling three level penthouse in vadodara by dipen gada. his clever design has further nailed the villa-like ambience of this home. a collection of art adds its own cachet to the design.

colonial yet contemporary

in the salubrious environs of panchgani, hs desiigns have designed a functional bungalow with a contemporary aesthetic, and added touches of whimsy for good measure.

loft-y aspirations

for the renovation of her 4 bhk residence, jyotika shah handed the team of ego designs a bit of an unnerving canvas, replete with skewed lines and walls that were far from being perpendicular. the designers started from scratch after disrobing the space completely.

Brick By Brick

In the ferocious summers of Surat, DWG Architects zeroed in on a large brick curtain wall as a device to deflect the heat of the sun from this bungalow. The notable architectural calisthenics superbly combine form with function.