Founded in 2000, studio\n archohm is a leading Indian architecture and design firm, known for its\n versatile and multifaceted work and out-of-the-box innovations in design.\n Both as a physical and a philosophical place, through its hardware and\n software, archohm represents a dialogue, a collage, of materials, forms,\n feelings, functions and inspirations. And their acclaimed studio in NCR of\n Delhi, c28c, reflects their design ethos. In this book, studio archohm\n demonstrates how c28c was conceived with a first principle approach to ensure\n an effective and efficient architectural solution. From concept to\n construction, every detail was dwelled upon so as to express and exhibit the\n environment-conscious philosophy of the office. A live canvas, the exhibit of\n materials, colors, textures and play of forms, make the studio a\n three-dimensional design laboratory and library. This one-of-a-kind book\n shows how their architecture is conceived through volumes and forms,\n materials and light. It vividly narrates how they met challenges head-on,\n resolved the many labyrinthine issues and took on the responsibility of\n placing the building's architecture and its attitude in a contemporary Indian\n context. It shares the story of a gratifying journey of the design process\n and demonstrates how life can be lived through design. Quotes: 'The composite\n cohesion of both learning and practice comes together in the archohm beehive\n as a living and evolving example' - Aman Nath, Co-founder, Neemrana Hotels\n 'Buildings, just like people, have a personality. To me, the archohm building\n is one of these rare personalities that make you feel that you are best\n friends from the moment you meet. The building challenges you to express\n yourself, to show who you are and to feel good about it.' - I.R. Marieke H.\n Sonneveld, Assistant Professor, Delft University of Technology 'The\n headquarters of archohm is a very impressive building which represents the\n creative work emerging from this place' - Marc Zehntner, Director, Vitra\n Design Museum