Architectural Digest (India)

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Lady Gaga's best music videos: 11 creative gems that combine design, fashion and theatre

1 week ago | architecturaldigest.in | Kieron Marchese

Ahead of the release of ‘Mayhem,’ the star's eighth studio album, we explore the sets of Lady Gaga’s best music videos – from opulent castles to dystopian clubscapes – whose architectural universes have defined her visual language.
Black Mirror on Netflix: 11 dystopian interiors that show our technological nightmares

1 week ago | architecturaldigest.in | Kieron Marchese

With the new season of Black Mirror on Netflix streaming from April 10th, a look at some of its craziest sets. What makes Black Mirror's vision of the future so unsettling isn't just its technological nightmares – it's how familiar everything looks. The show's most disturbing moments unfold in spaces that could be lifted from contemporary design magazines, if not for the subtle darkness lurking within their carefully curated look.
Indian Premier League 2025: Here's a look at the architectural soul of 10 home stadiums

1 week ago | architecturaldigest.in | Takshi Mehta

The Indian Premier League is more than just cricket—it’s theatre, celebration, and cultural expression, all staged within some of the country’s most iconic stadiums. These ten home grounds, scattered across India’s vast geography, are more than concrete arenas, they are architectural landmarks that reflect the soul of their cities.
This architecture studio’s 450-square-foot Pune office is a monolithic masterpiece

1 week ago | architecturaldigest.in | Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar

In another life, architects Chetan Lahoti and Anand Deshmukh of Pune-based Mind Manifestation Design might just have mastered the runway. “The kind with models, not planes,” Deshmukh says cheekily, pointing to the studio’s new 450-square-foot office extension in Pune. Except, if the sculptural staircase inside is anything to go by, it wouldn’t be wrong to assume that’s the real showstopper.
This bungalow in Ahmedabad effortlessly grows out of the landscape

1 week ago | architecturaldigest.in | Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar |Ishita Sitwala

Most urban dwellers suffer from the same chronic disease—a toxic cocktail of honking horns, overflowing inboxes, missed deadlines, and the creeping suspicion that their last real breath of fresh air was three commutes ago. For a long time, Vibha and Naivik Desai were reluctant members of this vast majority, but when it came to building their own home—a bungalow in Ahmedabad—they knew in their hearts, now more than ever, that there was no better time to retire that membership.
This Bengaluru home’s design is directed by the trees that surround it

1 week ago | architecturaldigest.in | Kriti Saraswat-Satpathy

An ochre-hued Bengaluru home catches your attention in Karishma Hills. At first glance, it is the colour that creates a striking visual, but as you take a closer look, it is the hanging greens that complete the picture. Designed by Avinash Ankalge, Harshith Nayak, and Manthan Batwal of A Threshold, this home stands tall on an 1,800-square-foot plot adjoining the Turahalli Forest.
7 unusual bridges in the world that are pure architectural marvels

1 week ago | architecturaldigest.in | Noelann Bourgade

These impressive bridges elegantly connect two different points while spanning rivers, ravines, and inlets, sometimes discretely and other times with an undeniable flair. These bridges are surprising and fascinating, offering unusual perspectives on the destinations where they are located. A bridge of pagodas in ChinaMade entirely of wood and stone—and without the use of a single nail—the astonishing Wind and Rain Bridge spans the Linxi River in China.
17 sexiest new cars we're most excited about in 2025

2 weeks ago | architecturaldigest.in | Brett Berk

The year 2025 promises to be very interesting in the automotive industry as it continues its shift away from fossil fuels. While sales of pure battery electric vehicles (BEV) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) fell a bit at the start of this year, they picked up in the second half, especially in the luxury car market, which now accounts for nearly three fourths of total American EV sales. Meanwhile, sales of hybrid vehicles spiked wildly.
A veteran's guide to Milan Design Week 2025

2 weeks ago | architecturaldigest.in | Cristina Piotti

Every year, Milan Design Week is packed with unmissable events. It is a whirlwind of creativity, and aside from the FOMO that strikes every design lover, there’s a real fear of missing out on unforgettable moments that make these few days of Milan’s spring the creative cradle that fuels the rest of the year.
The world's smallest sculptures fit in the eye of a needle

2 weeks ago | architecturaldigest.in | Katherine McLaughlin

All artwork is vulnerable to certain threats: sunlight, moisture, improper handling, or neglect, to name a few. The world’s smallest sculptures can fall victim to something else entirely. “I was working on a piece featuring Alice in Wonderland, and I accidentally inhaled Alice,” artist Willard Wiggins says. Wiggins is a micro sculptor; his work fits in needle eyes, pin heads, even eyelashes.