Wearable Architecture – Concrete Cufflinks| Facade design | Jean de Lessard’s deconstructivist lines for a Canadian project

“How do you define versatility of space?” we asked. “Like beauty, it is in the eyes of the beholder!” we agreed. It is but the trained eye that picks out the hidden nuances of a space and knows how to realise its full potential. The scale, form, colour, pattern… the vibe! Spaces emote and as once a well-known architect said to me, “A space tells me how to chisel her; I can feel her dimensions, and explicitly comprehend her potential. I know, when I am with her, what I need to do to bring out the best in her.”

Bringing out the best for their clients, we have for you a bouquet that gathers a dynamic workplace of an event company from Canada; a landmark peoples’ project from Loch Lomond, UK; a well-articulated home in suburban Bengaluru and a facade design in Brussels… besides talking about wearable architecture and a career as a fashion photographer.

Our features aim to take you as much on a pleasurable journey of discovering new design as they help you peer inwards, seeking solutions and mulling over design issues.

Speaking of which, all those of you, who wish to utilize the ideal platform to test new ideas and concepts with an international audience, spring on to the bandwagon of India Design Pavillion happening at Fuorisalone, Milan to make the utmost of the opportunity by meeting design think-tanks, new buyers, influencers, manufacturers to produce your design, international press and much much more… Send in your interest to iandmdw16@indiaartndesign.com

Warmly,

Savitha Hira

Editor

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