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Mr. Ravikrishnan S. CEO & MD of TK Elevator India “As India’s skylines grow taller and urban infrastructure becomes increasingly…

“Modern interiors are no longer defined by aesthetics alone. As workplaces, educational institutions, healthcare facilities and hospitality spaces evolve, acoustic performance has become a critical element of human-centric design. In this interaction, Nataraju S, Head – Business & Strategy, UniVicoustic, shares how thoughtful acoustic solutions are enhancing occupant well-being, improving productivity, supporting sustainability, and redefining the way future-ready spaces are designed and experienced.”

“The modern workplace is no longer defined by efficiency alone. As hybrid work reshapes employee expectations, offices are evolving from functional workspaces into environments that foster collaboration, creativity and a sense of belonging. Today’s workplace must offer experiences that inspire people to return, connect and perform. In this article, the author explores how thoughtful design is redefining commercial interiors by placing human experience, culture and well-being at the heart of every workspace.”

“As homes evolve into intelligent living environments, smart infrastructure is becoming the invisible foundation that seamlessly integrates technology, sustainability, safety, and convenience—reshaping residential design for a more connected, efficient, and future-ready lifestyle.”

Mr. Nirupam Sahay, Chief Executive Officer, Hindware Limited India’s tile industry is often viewed through the lens of real estate…

Mr. Nirupam Sahay, Chief Executive Officer, Hindware Limited India’s tile industry is often viewed through the lens of real estate…

The modern workplace is undergoing a quiet revolution, where active ergonomics and movement-driven workstations are reshaping how people work, think, and stay healthy.
— Maanoj Tomar, Founder, AFC Furniture Solutions

Smart housing in India has undergone a clear transformation in recent years. Beyond automation and convenience, the focus today is…

Across these diverse projects, a common thread is visible. CPKA continues to approach architecture as a way to shape institutions, cities and landscapes for the future while staying sensitive to culture, heritage and ecology. As these seven projects progress through 2026, they will add new references to India’s built environment and strengthen the architectural narrative of the country.

For homeowners, the question is simple: how do we create kitchens that not only look beautiful but also feel fresh and healthy?