ArchiDiaries

02/04/2026

🚨 We’re Hiring!

ArchiDiaries is looking for a UI/UX / Graphic Design Intern or fresh graduate to join our team.

Who we’re looking for:
* Students or recent graduates in UI/UX Design, Graphic Design, or Visual Communication
* Strong visual communication and design skills
* Proficiency in tools like Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop
* Interest in branding, digital platforms, and design culture

What you’ll do:
* Support the rebranding of ArchiDiaries
* Assist with UI/UX design for digital platforms
* Create graphics for web, social media, and editorial content

📍 Work Mode: Work from Office, Full Time (Naranpura, Ahmedabad)
📩 Apply: Send your CV + portfolio to [email protected]
⏳ Deadline: 18 April 2026

Join us and help shape the next chapter of ArchiDiaries.

20/03/2026

Architecture | Community Center | Olay Architecture Studio

Community Center by Olay Studio is inspired by Unity in Diversity and the symbolic foundations of Indian culture. The design combines mandala and yantra forms with inspiration from the paintings of S. H. Raza, merging geometric form, nature, and spirituality. The volume moves from square to circle along a main axis, representing the transition from the physical world to the spiritual world and creating unity through architecture.

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Community Center by Olay Studio uses mandala and yantra forms inspired by S. H. Raza, symbolizing the unity of physical and spiritual worlds.

19/03/2026

Adaptive Reuse: Reimagining a Historic House on Governors Island as an Artist Residency | Masters Design Project

‘Adaptive Reuse: Reimagining a Historic House on Governors Island as an Artist Residency’ is a Masters Design Project by Jonathan Moe from the ‘Pratt Institute School of Architecture.’ The project aims to transform an existing historic house through adaptive reuse into a dynamic artist residence that integrates living, working, and exhibition spaces. It fosters a dialogue between old and new through sensitive design interventions, enhancing spatial experience while preserving heritage and supporting artistic production, display, and public engagement.

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This project explores adaptive reuse to transform a historic house into an artist residence that supports living, work, and exhibition spaces.

19/03/2026

Interior Design | The Office as a Playground | CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati + Italo Rota

The Office as a Playground by CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati and Italo Rota reimagines the offices within Palazzo Mondadori as a fully reconfigurable workspace. The project proposes a radical renovation of modern furniture, transforming traditional layouts into flexible environments that encourage interaction, movement, and informal encounters while integrating natural light, transparency, and greenery into everyday workspaces.

Photo Credits: DSL Studio, Delfino Sisto Legnani, Melania Delle Grave

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This project by CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati and Italo Rota reimagines Palazzo Mondadori as a flexible, reconfigurable workspace for interaction.

19/03/2026

Architecture | Brick Jaali House | Studio Creative Ant

Brick Jaali House by Studio Creative Ant is imagined as a “Vertical Tree Growing,” where spaces originate from a double-height entrance courtyard and expand into interconnected living areas. The design blends old and new elements, natural materials, and symbolic stone patterns inspired by rangoli and flowers. A brick jaali façade, skylight, and louvers bring light, airflow, and climate responsiveness to the south-facing home.

Photo Credits: Abhishek Chauhan

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Brick Jaali House by Studio Creative Ant imagines the home as a “Vertical Tree Growing,” where spaces grow from a double-height entrance courtyard.

18/03/2026

Interior Design | Pillar of Zen — DANNONG Store | Luo Studio

Pillar of Zen by Luo Studio reinterprets the orthogonal timber frame as a contemporary retail space for DANNONG in Shanxi. Within a reinforced-concrete commercial structure, a traditional wooden frame is grafted to echo the lineage of Eastern architecture. Heavy beams and columns contrast with the lightness of suspended garments, while mortise-and-tenon craft expresses order, material honesty, and a quiet spatial ritual around clothes.

Photo Credits: Jin Weiqi

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Pillar of Zen by Luo Studio reinterprets the orthogonal timber frame in a contemporary store, where heavy beams contrast with light garments.

18/03/2026

Architecture | Casa De Barro | GOMA taller de arquitectura

Casa De Barro by GOMA taller de arquitectura reinterprets Oaxaca’s vernacular architecture through a contemporary residential design that embraces traditional construction techniques and local earth-based materials such as adobe and compacted soil. The project responds to climate and landscape while creating a sustainable home organized around courtyards and indoor–outdoor spaces that encourage natural ventilation and a close connection with nature.

Photo Credits: Cesar Bejar, Juan Benavides

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Casa De Barro by GOMA taller de arquitectura reinterprets Oaxaca’s vernacular architecture using traditional techniques and local earth materials.

18/03/2026

Connecting the Dots: Dhaka University “TSC” in a Changing Landscape | Architecture Thesis on Civic Campuses

‘Connecting the Dots’ is an architecture thesis by Asraful Hossain Shanto from the ‘Department of Architecture - University of Asia Pacific (UAP).’ The project aims to transform the fragmented TSC precinct of Dhaka University into a cohesive, multipurpose urban student center that strengthens pedestrian connectivity and integrates academic, social, and cultural spaces. It seeks to create an inclusive environment that encourages student interaction, supports campus life, and connects the university more meaningfully with the surrounding city.

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This architecture thesis transforms the fragmented TSC area into a cohesive student hub that integrates academic, social, and cultural spaces.

18/03/2026

Architecture | Shreepad House | AANGAN Architects

Shreepad House by Aangan Architects embodies a bold and refined identity through an expressive design language that reflects the ethos of a leading real estate enterprise. A striking precast GRC panel façade with perforated patterns creates a rhythmic interplay of light and shadow, balancing openness and privacy. The design celebrates transparency, permanence, and innovation while creating a confident and contemporary corporate presence.

Photo Credits: phxindia

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Shreepad House by Aangan Architects expresses a bold identity through a striking GRC façade, balancing openness and privacy with light and shadow.

18/03/2026

Architecture | Valley View | Nestcraft Architecture

Valley View by Nestcraft Architecture is designed to harmonize with its breathtaking surroundings, blending modern luxury with natural elegance. Perched on the edge of a serene valley, the residence emphasizes a seamless connection between indoors and outdoors through large windows, sliding glass doors, and open-plan living spaces, allowing the expansive views of the valley to become an integral part of the home’s experience.

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Valley View by Nestcraft Architecture blends modern luxury with natural elegance, using windows and open spaces to connect with valley views.

17/03/2026

Tactile Remains: Reimagining Post-War Ruins as a Therapeutic Architecture in Sarajevo | Bachelors Design Thesis

‘Tactile Remains’ is an architecture thesis by Yumeng Yang from the ‘Bartlett School of Architecture - UCL.’ The project explores adaptive reuse by transforming the war-damaged ruins of Bistrik Tower into a therapeutic physiotherapy centre. By integrating responsive architectural systems with the existing structures, the design supports physical and emotional recovery while reconnecting memory, body, and community within a historically significant site.

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This project explores adaptive reuse of the Bistrik Tower’s ruins into a physiotherapy centre that supports rehabilitation, memory, and community.

17/03/2026

Beyond Rediscovery: Reclaiming Alijan Jute Mill as a Living Productive Landscape | Architecture Thesis On Post-Industrial Regeneration

‘Beyond Rediscovery’ is an architecture thesis by Fatiha Tanjim Oni from the ‘Department of Architecture - BRAC University.’ The project aims to transform the abandoned Alijan Jute Mill into a resilient, worker-centered heritage district that integrates production, housing, culture, and ecology. Through adaptive reuse and New Contextualism, the project seeks to revive the jute-based economy, protect industrial heritage, strengthen riverfront ecology, and reconnect the site with the urban fabric and community life of Narsingdi.

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This architecture thesis reimagines Alijan Jute Mill as a worker-centered heritage district integrating production, housing, culture, and river ecology.