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Spaces speak. Whether you distort scale, innovate form or simply accentuate space, the communiqué that you enjoy with the spaces that you inhabit, temporarily or otherwise, tend to leave an impact on you; of course, the lasting ones become innate influencers, but that is a story apart. Check out our stories this week – referencing brutalist utopias is the Qatar Court House; creating creature comforts in wilderness are the Bigwin Island lodges; bringing to life a traditional Japanese village street is the Nozomi Sushi Bar in Spain; and reliving history is the restored heritage Habibullah Estate in Lucknow.
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Revival of a slice of history
One can’t delve into restoration unless there’s an irresistible inner calling for preserving a slice of history. Mr. Wajahat Habibullah’s century-old family-home, ‘Habibullah Estate’ in Lucknow has been recently restored by son Amar and his wife, Jyotsna Habibullah.
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Fitness figures in your plants too! Get nimble with your indoor plants and shape up those green monsters
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Bringing Japan to Spain – Nozomi Sushi Bar
Spanish creative consultancy Masquespacio recreates a traditional Japanese village street in a contemporary sushi bar in Valencia, Spain…
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MU architecture proposes 50, 1200-1500 sq. ft high-end lodges, as housing units for the clients of the renowned Bigwin Gold Club…
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AGi architects sweep ‘Second Winner’ for the design of the Qatar Courthouse – a proposal marked by structural order as a reference to brutalist utopias…
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Spaces speak. Whether you distort scale, innovate form or simply accentuate space, the communiqué that you enjoy with the spaces that you inhabit, temporarily or otherwise, tend to leave an impact on you; of course, the lasting ones become innate influencers, but that is a story apart. Check out our stories this week – referencing brutalist utopias is the Qatar Court House; creating creature comforts in wilderness are the Bigwin Island lodges; bringing to life a traditional Japanese village street is the Nozomi Sushi Bar in Spain; and reliving history is the restored heritage Habibullah Estate in Lucknow.
While each of these projects converse on different planes of the psyche, they leave an indelible impact – nuances that are carried through in later years – consciously or subconsciously.
Enjoy the read and of course, the spaces!
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Customer Care Associate & Head – Lifestyle & Speciality Projects
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