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99 Indian Architecture Projects by Designers

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Divyanshu

Reviving Maritime Heritage of Mandvi, Kutch

This project proposes an integrated Shipbuilding Skill Development and Tourist Interpretation Centre to revitalize Mandvi’s declining, centuries-old handcrafted wooden shipbuilding tradition. By merging training, cultural interpretation, and tourism, the centre addresses challenges like technological shifts and a shrinking skilled workforce.

Devam

Reinforcing The Identity of Chhattisgarh

Architecture is not just about buildings; it is also about people, memories, and the identity of a place. This project focuses on Chhattisgarh, a state formed in 2000, which today faces a challenge of identity.

Parmeet

Vrindavan's Widows: Empowerment by Design

Architecture for Destigmatisation and Empowerment of Widows in Vrindavan explores how spatial design can transform social narratives and create inclusive environments. The aim is to shift perceptions: redefining widows not as marginalised but as active participants in society by weaving empowerment and dignity into the built environment.

Meshva

Rethinking the urban health of heritage fringes.

The intent is to revive urban fringes in historic cities by making heritage an active part of daily life. Small, sensitive interventions using local materials and green spaces improve comfort and access without disturbing daily rhythms. Underpinning the entire project is the belief that heritage is about designing spaces that invite participation.

PRANAV

SOLMELU KUDLA - PRESERVING THE SOUL OF TULUNADU

Solmelu Kudla — meaning Thank You, Mangalore — is a cultural heritage preservation and interpretation center in Tulunadu, a coastal region of Karnataka, India. It seeks to safeguard the fading traditions, rituals, and stories of this diverse land, creating a living space where culture is celebrated, remembered, and reimagined.

Upama

From Myth to Matter

This project seeks to evolve Panatirtha into a multi-functional social and spiritual complex that integrates the sacred identity with the existing natural and tourism pathways of the Tahirpur region. The aim was to design a fully operational, year-round facility to host spiritual and secular festivals, educational tourism, and cultural gatherings.

Maraj

REVITALIZING KOLAKOPA’S HERITAGE

This colonial era heritage site had remained forgotten for decades; no one had ever documented it, designed for it, or tried to preserve it. My thesis is the first to take action, aiming to protect these structures through adaptive reuse and cultural tourism. Visitors will experience history through role play, AR/VR, exhibitions, and museum spaces.

Vedic Homes

Navajeevanam

Navajeevanam is a serene 6000 SFT home in Adyar, Chennai, designed for a family of three above their parents’ residence. Blending tradition and modern elegance, it offers privacy within a joint family setup. Highlights include a lush terrace garden, airy interiors, and a cozy lounge with a swing and window seating.

Maja

Nari - Memorial of Women's Achievements and Asylum

The goal of the Nari project is to create a monument that shows the role of women in the Indian nation's history and development. The building will serve as a collective space to empower women. It is also intended to enable women to receive education and provide shelter when needed.

Puneet

INTERSECT

Reimagining Architectural Education and Practice Agility as a way forward

58 PURAB

MAGICAL CONSERVATION ECO-RETREAT

Once upon a time in the bustling city of Metropolis, there lived a visionary architect named Amelia Wright. Known for her unconventional ideas and innovative designs, Amelia was commissioned to create a groundbreaking architectural concept that would redefine the skyline and capture the spirit of the city.

Rubaiat

GOYNA GRAM: REVIVING AN ARTISAN COMMUNITY

The Bhakurta project aims to revive Goyna Gram's 300-year-old metal jewelry tradition, threatened by urbanization and modern alternatives. Through housing for artisans, a training center, and revitalizing a historic canal, it seeks to transform the village into a cultural tourist destination, blending tradition with modern appeal.