Experiments in Design is an architecture and interior design firm focused on creating thoughtful, functional spaces with aesthetics rooted in modern, minimalist, industrial, and brutalist influences. Each project is approached with a balance of design intent, practicality, and attention to detail.
01
G20 Pavillion
Merging Craft and Industy
Designed as a backdrop for storytelling of indigenous art, culture and craft during the G20 summit in Goa, the pavillion sets itself to showcase and promote a dialogue between Industry & Craft.
02
Josmo
A 3 dimentional Checkerboard for modularity
An experiment in maximizing efficiency while humanising the process of industrial manufacturing and assembly through thoughtful interpretations of workflow patterns.
03
The Hanging Gardens of Bambolim
Semi-Urban Microcosm
Mass housing as an interpretation of resilient hive systems.
‘An ant-hill that is destined to become a giant ant-hill will become one, no matter how many times it is destroyed by elephants.’
‘If you want to gather honey, don’t kick over the beehive.’
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04
Sine Wave
Playful playgrounds
Focussing on seamless transitions, we push and pull an imagined surface to create a continuous surface sheltering opposites, an enclave and an amphitheatre. Used as an undulating playgorund and extention to a jogging track, the ‘shell’ behaves as an extention to the ground plane.
05
Ishanya
Courtyard living for a young family
A thriving tree on site and the romance of a courtyard gave us reason enough to adopt one, with a young daughter who will soon demand more personal space and privacy, the courtyard further helps segregate the master suite from her quarters, while also enhancing visual communication across the whole home when needed.
06
Farmhouse
A sanctuary on slopes
A forest to call home, with abundant flora and fauna ‘dancing‘ thorough the seasons with basalt stone walls forming the extents of the home on open pockets of land, while timber floors and roofs enclose certain regions.
A seasonal stream flows through and around the home into natural waterbodies where dragonflies perform
07
Moira
Riverbank Residence
To strive and reach for the sky, and yet remain grounded. The house intentionally halves its footprint and reduces its impact on the ecological surroundings that have been in sync with the tidal backwaters for eons. While large stepped terraces invite in the increasingly expansive landscape, the freed up space on ground becomes an extention to the house, with spillover to the river’s edge encouraged by intuitive guidance, further rewarded by a hidden nook by the water.
