The next generation of designers and architects in India, needs to understand the key differences between impactful and detrimental design practices. They can experiment with new methodologies and drive technology further to innovate on new concepts. The design industry is dynamic in nature, with several stakeholders offering unique perspectives, data, and insights. Designers need to adopt a collaborative mindset to successfully deliver projects that are scalable and adaptable to the local region.
Prasoon Shrivasatva, founder, Prasoon Design Studio
Additionally, there are several areas of challenges that architects will have to overcome as they enter the design world. In India, the importance of aesthetics and sustainability is vital to longevity and durability. The top architects in India, such as Prasoon Design Studio, understand the overall scope of the project and introduce key integrations that significantly reduce energy consumption and improve sustainability. Designers must also understand the role of parametric design to generate highly evolved concepts that capture the scope of requirements elegantly.
The key ‘Do’s that designers and architects should focus on:
Integrating a unique theme and aesthetic
For the next generation of designers and architects to truly succeed, it is important to integrate a unique theme and story behind each design. By understanding core client requirements and expressing them through effective design thinking, architects can solve a major portion of design and planning challenges. A unique design and theme revolve around the core messaging, impact, and story that the structure imbibes.
Key aspects of storytelling, such as narrative, composition, flow, and engagement, are vital to successful design development. Visual storytelling, through the architectural medium, integrates a diverse range of factors to create more meaningful spatial experiences.Key aspects of storytelling, such as narrative, composition, flow, and engagement, are vital to successful design development. Visual storytelling, through the architectural medium, integrates a diverse range of factors to create more meaningful spatial experiences. Occupants and visitors should feel a sense of belonging to a greater visual narrative or messaging when they experience a space.
The architect of the future will become more adept at interpreting the needs of the developer and refining them through creative, scalable concepts. The process of research, analysis, insight derivation, and presentation, are critical to architectural planning, enabling the development of unique aesthetics that inherently draw admiration.