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Human behaviour is complex, often hard to predict and partly a response to the external social environment. Urban Zen decodes organizational psychology to reveal an efficient and proactive workspace.
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Editorial
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Dear IAnDian,
Architects and designers' shoulder different responsibilities - social, cultural... and above all, extremely personal as they play the role of essential advisors not just for the space they design but the lifestyle changes that the outcome would herald.
Our stories this week feature projects that illustrate such responsibilities on the physical and psychological fronts: the diagnostic imaging clinic in Delhi that propagates cognitive healing; the all-suite hotel in New York that promotes luxurious residential living to soothe travel woes; the Plexiglas visor-like shields that designer Christophe Gernigon has developed to enjoy a social outing whilst maintaining safe social distancing; and our cover story, where adaptive reuse has completely transformed an old home into a progressive office environment with focus on employee engagement and wellbeing. And in our ongoing Special on Nostalgia, Minnie Bhat reminisces about her all-time favourite and challenging project - Tru Tram Trunk!
As we come to terms with our rapidly altering lifestyles, let us mull over our ways of interaction and personal take-aways from everyday situations.
Get introspective. Enjoy the issue...
Warmly,
Savitha Hira
Editor
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Thought n Impact
Redefining healthcare design
Interior design studio Meraki Dezine crafts a diagnostic centre in Delhi using the principles of cognitive healing to render a patient experience that alleviates stress and anxiety...
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Spotlighting aesthetic dynamism
The Line Office by MIRA Design Studio is quite the conversation starter – its bright, expressive interiors spark curiosity and impart a cheerful vibe, conveying a bold statement, in alignment with the theme ‘more is more’.
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Global Hop
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A contemporary nod to historic origins
In the heart of Cologne, Studio Modijefsky keeps intact a sliver of history with their design for a bakery-turned-restaurant ‘Otto’s Burger’, recapturing quaint charm in a modern setting.
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A contemporary nod to historic origins
In the heart of Cologne, Studio Modijefsky keeps intact a sliver of history with their design for a bakery-turned-restaurant ‘Otto’s Burger’, recapturing quaint charm in a modern setting.
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In case you missed it earlier.
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