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Traditional Design

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51 projects

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.

Jordan

Facet Form Vase

The model has a modern, origami-like aesthetic, where the surface is divided into triangular or diamond shapes. The vase looks both intricate and structured, with a sense of symmetry, but also maintains some organic, flowing lines due to its curves and tapered shape.

Simon

Urban Table

An idea for a useful and functional equipment in public spaces.

Eda

Petals Lampshade

Petals lets you design light through material choice. A metal shade casts sharp, dramatic shadows, while plexiglass diffuses light, creating colorful, playful forms. Customize structure, petal shape, tilt, and material thickness to craft your ideal aesthetic. Auto-generated DXF files make assembly effortless.

Eddie

Glowing Ripple _ Paper Strip Lighting Fixture

This lighting fixture is crafted from overlapping paper strips, forming a dynamic, organic teardrop-like silhouette. Its layered structure creates an interplay of light and shadow, delivering a soft, diffused glow that enhances the ambiance of any space. The design emphasizes simplicity and elegance, making it a perfect centerpiece for modern interiors.

Ziyue

Tranquil Square

The library is committed to providing a quiet and comfortable multi-functional reading space for all classes of people with students as the main body. The design focuses on modifiable modules, environmentally sustainable air mobility, and the religious and literary connotations of India itself. For providing a spiritual harbor.

Peer

DESIGN FOREST

Thinking about what happens to the materials and the lot after the building is taken apart is important for the design of sustainable buildings. By planting trees in the surrounding area at the beginning of the life cycle, a fully-fledged forest remains at the end of the cycle and not an empty plot of land.

Konstantinos

A Traditional Escape

The concept of this project is the integration of traditional elements of the local cultures with modern approaches and the structure is meant to counter the harsh environment of the desert as well as benefit from its unique climatic conditions.

Laura Isabella and 2 others

WOVEN WORK

Based on traditional patterns woven by Indian women, the project recalls a tradition based on manual labor as well as creative work. Because the patterns are made up of solids and voids, the project transfers them to a set of courtyards determined by the directional relationship of the weave formed by the modules and the courtyard.

Katerina

On the way

The building inspired by Indian traditions and local arts in India by using recycled materials.

Aybüke and Muhammed Enes

SLASH

The design started by combining programs and spaces to break down the perception of a modern tea place with limitations and ancient rituals. It is also aimed to include landscape and tea in the spaces and to maintain their interaction with people. The interior spaces are located underground with suitable conditions. It references the context for TEA JUNGLE.

John

Red Pill // Blue Pill

The philosophy, Evolution through Context, can be defined in many ways but none more so than the willingness to evolve and to choose. The illustration, entitled Red Pill // Blue Pill, is the graphic representation of this complex philosophy.