If global architecture trends are anything to go by, experts are leaning towards fuss-free, community-centric designs. Be it retail spaces that integrate socialising areas, artist residencies with amphitheatres and ‘sculpture plazas’, or public halls in urban and rural settings, architects are putting the focus back on the importance of community. With less experimentation and more ‘safe spaces’ to define architecture in 2024, here are four spaces in India dedicated to foster inclusivity.
Nokha Village Community Centre, Rajasthan
Completion year: 2024
