The event served as a platform for insightful discussions on the evolving role of architects in the rapidly changing technological landscape and brought together luminaries from the architecture and design community
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A grand affair
A sneak peek at the splendid design of The Zen Ladakh, a five-star hotel, designed by LA Murthy, Principal Architect & Founding Partner and Amit Murao, Principal Architect & Partner of Aashray Design Consultants, New Delhi
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Hatta breaks Guinness Record for Highest Landmark Sign
The commanding 19.28-metre-tall structure stands as a striking symbol of Hatta’s identity and its status as a beacon of natural wonder for the emirate
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The art of weaving local and regional nuances into hospitality design
Ar. Khozema Chitalwala, Founder and Principal Architect of Designers Group, shares his thoughts about creating sterling hospitality spaces with a balance of local traditions and modern designs
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Bask in the revamped glory of Vivanta Katra hotel
Aashish V Anand and his team's remarkable redesign of the public areas at Vivanta Katra achieves a perfect harmony between tradition and modernity
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Iris, a striking restaurant in the floating Salmon Eye, opens in Norway
The restaurant is run by Anika Madsen, a renowned Danish chef
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Star-studded golden jubilee celebrations for The Taj
Taj Mahal, New Delhi rings in the Golden Jubilee of 'The Taj' Magazine
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The model for revenue
A hotel’s revenue strategy begins as soon as its design layout gets printed on paper. Read on to find out more about the design tactics that boost revenue.
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Courtyard Marriott Trichy: Where historical architecture meets contemporary design
The design firm TID India in collaboration with TID International PTE Ltd took inspiration of the Gopuram, which is visible at the famous Srirangam temple, creating the final design
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The Role of ESG in Architecture
ESG-inspired hotel design is gaining prominence. Hoteliers and architects help deconstruct the trend