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Ahmeda Bird's 3-BHK apartment, Fruing House, shows a way to change the space into a mixture in harmony between elegance and function. The apartment developed by the UA Lab and Design Story includes cautiously selected materials such as open layouts, wood, waveform glass, and brass, and colored color palettes that are soothing gray, white, and blue. The furnishings have been designed with meticulous attention to detail, seamlessly integrating form and function throughout the apartment.

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The House of Courts: Within The Grid

"The House of Courts - Within the Grid" is a carefully designed residence in Kerala for a medical couple and their four children. Comprised of two parallel compartments, it separates public and private spaces, enhancing family bonding during their visit. The design includes spacious sites for ventilation, the central family space for interaction and stable elements, such as the collection of rainwater and solar panels. This harmonious mixture of functionality and nature creates an ideal retirement for relaxation and connection.

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Step Into Tranquility: The Zen Residence

Zen Residence, located in AIPL Zen, Gurgaon, India, is a stunning architectural masterpiece by Storey Tellers Studio. This tranquil living space embodies the principles of Zen through its seamless integration with nature, open floor plans, and sustainable design. Shows spacious public facilities such as meditation gardens and swimming pools, contributing to happiness and the sense of the community. Thanks to the minimalist's aesthetics and strategic places, ZEN'S RESIDENCE offers a harmonious sanctuary for modern life.

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The Framed House: Journey Through Light and Space

Crafted by Studio Roots, the Weekend Residence in Maale showcases the concept of "blurring boundaries" through the seamless integration of indoor and outdoor living. Situated in the Sahayadri hills, the residence incorporates expansive windows and sliding doors that maintain a continuous visual link with the verdant surroundings. By using natural materials, the design promotes a balanced connection with the natural environment. The adaptable, multi-functional spaces amplify the living experience, rendering it an ideal sanctuary for both relaxation and social gatherings.

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Blurring Boundaries in the Weekend Home

Crafted by Studio Roots, the Weekend Residence in Maale showcases the concept of "blurring boundaries" through the seamless integration of indoor and outdoor living. Situated in the Sahayadri hills, the residence incorporates expansive windows and sliding doors that maintain a continuous visual link with the verdant surroundings. By using natural materials, the design promotes a balanced connection with the natural environment. The adaptable, multi-functional spaces amplify the living experience, rendering it an ideal sanctuary for both relaxation and social gatherings.

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ATS Hands Over Possession in Allure

ATS structure has handed over possession of Allure, its domestic design along the Yamuna Expressway, to over 1,100 homebuyers. Spread across 8.48 acres in Sector 22 D, appeal offers 1,145 units in eight elegantly designed halls. The design features world- class amenities, including a club and swimming pool, creating a vibrant community. Despite epidemic detainments, ATS maintained strong deals. The handover form celebrated the company's quality commitment, marking a corner in NCR's real estate geography and solidifying ATS's character as a leading inventor. 

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Delving into the Architectural Grandeur of the Red Fort, New Delhi

The iconic Lal Qila, also known as the Red Fort, is a powerful representation of India's rich historical background and impressive architectural design. Situated in the center of New Delhi, this UNESCO World Heritage Site displays a magnificent portrayal of Mughal architecture, demonstrating a seamless fusion of Persian, Indian, and Islamic influences. Emperor Shah Jahan commissioned the fort in 1638, and for almost two centuries, it functioned as the primary residence for the Mughal emperors, epitomizing the luxury and elegance of that time.

Architectural Beauty of Red Fort Design and Layout  The Red Fort's meticulous layout and design showcase its architectural beauty, covering 255 acres enclosed by imposing red sandstone walls. Its name is derived from this distinct feature. Following the classical Mughal principles, the fort's design includes a series of courtyards, gardens, and pavilions that evoke a feeling of grandeur and symmetry. Not only visually appealing, but the layout is also strategically crafted for defense, featuring high walls and bastions that historically defended the empire from invaders.  Key Structures  The fort houses several notable structures, including the Lahori Gate, known for its intricate carvings and grand central archway, serving as the main entrance to the historical and beautiful interior.  The Diwan-i-Am, a spacious hall where the emperor addressed the public, reflects the Mughal preference for open spaces and public engagement with its large central platform.  Reserved for private meetings with dignitaries, the Diwan-i-Khas is renowned for its luxurious interior, featuring a stunning marble canopy that once held the emperor's throne.  The vibrant Rang Mahal, or Palace of Colors, was the residence of the emperor's wives, celebrated for its colorful decorations and detailed carvings.  Constructed entirely of white marble, the serene Moti Masjid, or Pearl Mosque, stands as a testament to the Mughal emphasis on simplicity and elegance amid the vibrant structures.  Architectural Innovations  The Red Fort not only showcases stunning visual elements but also features advanced architectural innovations, such as the Nahr-i-Bihisht (Stream of Paradise), supplying water to the gardens and residential areas, enhancing the fort's landscape. Sophisticated cooling systems, including water channels through marble floors, demonstrate the Mughal builders' understanding of environmental adaptation and commitment to creating a comfortable living environment. Cultural Significance  More than an architectural marvel, the Red Fort symbolizes India's historical and cultural identity, witnessing significant events such as the first celebration of independence on August 15, 1947, marking the end of British colonial rule and the start of a new era for India. As a popular tourist destination, the Red Fort hosts a nightly sound and light show narrating its history, adding to its cultural significance and appeal. 

Conclusion  The Red Fort's intricate design, innovative features, and historical significance make it a remarkable example of Indo-Islamic architecture, preserving the legacy of the Mughal era and inspiring awe and admiration among visitors as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.