Can Luxury Be Responsible? The panellists discussed ways how luxury can be responsible and what will it take to make responsible luxury a widespread phenomenon Luxury is often associated with opulence, exclusivity, grandeur and providing the ultimate experience. “This often means inclusive of expensive materials and high-tech fixtures. This also results in over utilisation of …
Rough Luxe: Infusing Natural Materials in Modern Structures Citing examples from their projects, the panellists highlighted how the roughness and uneven shapes and textures of the natural materials can be used to break the monotony and uplift the design of the space. While luxury often is associated with grandeur and opulence, in recent times connecting …
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Recycling of Grey Water: Whose Responsibility Is It? Panellists comprising MEP consultants, architects and developers discussed the process and various aspects related to greywater recycling and how it can be systemised. Talking about the approach, Amit Mehta, Director – MEPF Engineering, INI Infrastructure and Engineering Pvt Ltd shared, “Greywater recycling is no longer an option …
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Suspended Plumbing Vs Sunken Slabs Panellists comprising MEP consultants and architects explored the pros and cons of suspended plumbing as well as sunken slabs. The panellists compared the two plumbing systems and gauged their suitability for projects. Highlighting the increasing construction of high-rise buildings in cities, Anand Tatu, Principal Architect, M/S Anand Tatu Architects, Planners, …
