Exposed brick exterior

The Architect's Diary on Instagram: "Today's Featured A Remarkable Architectural Project that Seeks to Honor and Celebrate the Traditional Way of Living | @aangan_architects Editorial Note : "Named "Faliyu," this captivating cluster of residences invites you on a nostalgic journey through courtyards, verandas, and communal spaces reminiscent of a bygone era. The seamless fusion of traditional brick exteriors and contemporary interiors creates a harmonious symphony of design, achieved through

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Elias Oro on Twitter: "A R q u i T E c t u r a . Casa pantalla de ladrillo. MS DESIGN STUDIO. 2019. Vadodara, India. Fotografías: Umang Shah. #MiercolesEnladrillado #Arquitectura #Maestro #Diseño #Genio https://t.co/Kl4L8qqLDF" / Twitter

Image 5 of 26 from gallery of R-House / K.N.Associates. © Tejas Shah

The dynamic play of light and volumes is revealed only when one enters and walks through different spaces inside. The exposed brick work of this residence is inspired by traditional Indian patterns.

New Delhi-based architects Vir.Mueller Architects’s Singh house is a functional model for building and living, offering a new template for Indian housing

Image 13 of 22 from gallery of The Box House / TRAANSPACE. Photograph by Tejas Shah Photography

Image 10 of 32 from gallery of Brick House / A for Architecture. © Hemant Patil

All in all, the modern typology of the residence is balanced by its vernacular counterpart in materials and interiors. The house’s character is obvious right from the entrance, where a handmade name plate inspired by iconic artist SH Raza’s work, is placed on a terracotta background.

Brick Facade House | Design Work Group Design Work Group has completed a family home in the Indian port city of Surat, which features a gently undulating brick facade that offers shade from the sun. The building’s location at the intersection of two roads informed the architects’ decision to divide it into two contrasting zones – one encased in […]