‘Invisible Architecture’ signature Ar. Shigeru Ban; Bespoke Retail Design by Studio Osmosis; Urban Greenery and more

                        Newness is a part of our everyday aspirations. Whether in our surroundings, our wardrobe, or even in the way we set out to shop for them.

The designer flagship, Gazal’s Panache by Studio Osmosis is a discerning exercise in bespoke retail; while the House for Trees brings in greenery into our urban areas. 

A renewed focus on glass art in Venice; ‘invisible architecture’ a la Shigeru Ban and more for you in this issue. 

Enjoy the read

Warmly,

Savitha Hira

Editor     SPONSORED ADVERT To Advertise here email us at info@indiaartndesign.com     Inditerrain   Projects   Punch & Panache   Despite being flanked by prominent garment and jewellery stores in an upscale shopping district of Bhelupur,  designer boutique Gazal’s Panache stands out for …   click here to read more     Ideas   Wood in Interiors – Can we do without it?   Just how important is wood in our ever-changing attitudes and practices in designing interiors? IAnD finds out…   click here to read more     SPONSORED ADVERT To Advertise here email us at info@indiaartndesign.com   Global Hop   Projects   Aspen Art Museum, Colorado   Ar. Shigeru Ban’s Aspen Art Museum sits in a glass box wrapped in a wooden lattice frame, upheld by the architect’s reinventive design approach…   click here to read more     Reviews   Contemporary Glass Art – VITRARIA Glass +A Museum   Venice has a new museum – a stunning 16th century Palazzo Barbarigo Nani Mocenigo dedicated to the world of glass in its most unexpected forms.   click here to read more     Thought n Impact   House for Trees .   Vo Trong Nghia Architects, Vietnam restore the charm of tropical neighbourhoods in the highly urbanized heart of Ho Chi Minh City through their one-of-a-kind project …   click here to read more     Product Hub         Copyright © Pink Daffodils 2014

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