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50 designers turn this 11,000-square-foot home in Moradabad into a world of discoveries

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By Aditi Sharma
| Flipboard
Now The recent student protests across India were a reminder of the growing influence of Gen Z in the country. The July demonstrations over exam paper leaks and job frustrations culminated in the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on July 25, becoming one of India’s most …
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50 designers turn this 11,000-square-foot home in Moradabad into a world of discoveries

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By Aditi Sharma
| Architectural Digest (India)
An open-ended brief is perhaps the most enviable kind: one that allows for flexibility, intuition and a designer to truly show their hand. Such was the case with this five-bedroom, 11,438-square-foot home in Moradabad, designed by Navya Aggarwal of Navya and a Quarter. Delightfully free from the pull of fleeting trends and internet-fed imagery, the project became an opportunity to imbue the residence with emotion, memory and experience.
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A Himalayan art biennale reinvigorates ancient crafts in the sky

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By Aditi Sharma
| The Spaces Verified
Amid an increasingly crowded calendar of art biennales across the world, sā Ladakh stands apart, quite literally. Spread across 230 kilometres of rough terrain more than 3,000 metres above sea level, it is positioned as the world’s highest regenerative art biennale, its eight sites focusing as much on the region’s ecology and communities as the art. Curated by Vishal K Dar with Tsering Motup Siddho, the third edition (on view until 31 August) is called Signals from Another Star.
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