I have conceptualized this project so here is the story about this beautiful project. Suspended dramatically between two cliffs, this luxurious modernist building is a testament to architectural innovation and cultural elegance.

Though the house is very small as compared to the usual residential spaces in Kolkata, AB Design has managed to create a compact abode for the client. Though there was no brief from the client in terms of the look and feel that they wanted, being familiar with Aanchhal Bhuwalka's work

Veris in the Mazandarani dialect refers to a type of woven rope made of rice fibers and stalks. Its triangular volume, as a motif, represents a prototype of northern Iranian architecture and, as a part of the whole, can be extended modularly.

In this inspiring project, we were fortunate to work with exceptional clients who cared about the quality of the space and architecture they inhabited. Having won in 2017 the Opération patrimoine Montréal award - Care Category, the owners understood firsthand the importance of respecting the built environment and how to enhance the architecture and heritage components of their home.

The interior of the Uruk restaurant aims to move away from the clichéd solutions typical of Eastern interiors: floral patterns and ornaments, pointed arches, mosaic panels, and bright color schemes. Instead of creating yet another stereotypical "Eastern" space.

These innovative residential complexes are designed to harmonize with the climate and landscape of their surroundings, creating a vibrant and healthy living environment. By incorporating elements such as red brick facades, reminiscent of the city’s old architectural heritage.

This particular urban house of 140m² is located in a small street passage called “la blanqueada”, in a residential area of Villa Devoto, Buenos Aires City. Its name comes not only from the passage where it’s located but also from the color of its walls -blanqueada means whitened.

In the heart of the Costa Rican jungle, this Boutique Hotel emerges. It is the result of a long design process that originated from a private competition. Given the impossibility of visiting the site in person, a large model was made to better understand its topography and steep slope (negative from the street).