Architecture & Spaces (Homegrown Explore)

Architecture & Spaces (Homegrown Explore)

The Homegrown Culture Bulletin
Tipai’s Eco-Rooted Design Philosophy Offers A New Way To Experience The Wild
Factory 5.0 by Studio Aditya Mandlik (SAM), is an installation at Dutch Design Week 2025 that challenges anthropocentric design by imagining architecture with worms.
Established in 2017 by award-winning architect Sona Reddy, the collective selects each piece with purpose, aiming to transform a room of four walls into a home that can be cherished and enjoyed.
Tucked inside of Aldona, looking out toward the Moira River, Toybox sits as a 160-year-old Goan-Portuguese home brought back to life by Grounded with a mix of restraint and clarity.
How VegNonVeg Designed A Flagship Store Inspired By Charminar & Street Culture
Reimagining the logic of a factory, the space replaces assembly lines with micro-workshops, counselling zones, and learning areas, empowering women from underserved communities through livelihood and holistic wellbeing.
Rooted in fieldwork and traditional craft, Dhammada Collective integrates local stone, bamboo, mud plasters, and earthen construction techniques with contemporary innovation to create buildings that are both ecological and socially grounded.
The Bridge House emerged as a farmstead with four bedrooms and an open-air courtyard, offering views of unpolluted, starry skies visible only in remote countryside.
Stills from Aashim Tyagi's exhibition.
Today, dwindling oyster populations, urban redevelopment, and a loss of artisanal skills threaten their survival, leaving conservationists racing to preserve this fragile architectural heritage.
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