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Sowmya Putran

India
As seen in: Deccan Herald, Rethinking The Future (RTF)
Covers:  Architecture, Interior Design, Travel

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Heatherwick Studio Unveils Pair of Curvaceous Towers for Vancouver - RTF | Rethinking The Future

Heatherwick Studio Unveils Pair of Curvaceous Towers for Vancouver - RTF | Rethinking The Future

British architecture firm, Heatherwick Studio recently announced plans for a pair of residential towers in Va…

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5 Most Important Green Rating systems in Architecture | RTF - Rethinking The Future

5 Most Important Green Rating systems in Architecture | RTF - Rethinking The Future

Identification, encouragement, and measurement of sustainability compliance through the establishment of gree…

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Vaastu Shastra in modern INDIAN ARCHITECTURE

Vaastu Shastra in modern INDIAN ARCHITECTURE

One of the oldest sciences in the world, Vaastu Shastra is often referred to while buying or renting a new ho…

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Walls can be green and eco-friendly

Walls can be green and eco-friendly

Having a balcony garden or a vegetable patch is not enough to call your home a 'green home'. It should be sus…

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In the middle of becoming: A study in furniture

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By Sowmya Putran
| Deccan Herald Verified
In the middle of becoming: A study in furniture Contemporary designers are marking a shift in design thinking by creating pieces with unfixed forms as part of a larger slow-life philosophy, writes Sowmya Putran.
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Sculptural pieces redefine materials and form today now

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By Sowmya Putran
| Deccan Herald Verified
The Vana designs feel asymmetrical and dynamic. Nature rarely follows symmetry, yet it always feels balanced. That observation guided the designers’ approach.
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Weaving beyond nostalgia in design

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By Sowmya Putran
| Deccan Herald Verified
Traditionally, Dhurries are made in cotton or wool with bright colour pairings. Using jute changes the palette towards muted tones.
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