Santiago Calatrava stands as one of the most recognizable figures in contemporary architecture and structural engineering. Known for his futuristic designs that merge the realms of sculpture and construction, Calatrava has left an indelible mark on skylines and cities around the globe. His works—often white, soaring, and skeletal—evoke motion, lightness, and organic forms, fusing technology…

Oscar Tusquets Blanca is a celebrated Spanish architect, designer, painter, and writer whose work embodies a rich fusion of artistic expression and architectural innovation. With a career that spans over five decades, Tusquets has contributed profoundly to post-Franco Spanish architecture, design culture, and urban renewal. He is best known for his eclectic, humanistic style that…

Carlos Ferrater is one of the most respected contemporary architects in Spain, known for his ability to unite geometry, nature, and modernity into coherent, powerful architectural forms. With a career that spans over five decades, Ferrater’s work is diverse—ranging from civic buildings and scientific centers to private residences and urban landscapes. Through a design language…

Ramón Vilalta is a Spanish architect whose work reflects a deep sensitivity to landscape, tradition, and material. As one of the founding partners of RCR Arquitectes, alongside Carme Pigem and Rafael Aranda, Vilalta has helped define a unique architectural language that is grounded in context, ecology, and emotion. The studio’s projects are often praised for…

Few names in Indian architecture resonate as profoundly as Balkrishna Vithaldas Doshi, widely known as B.V. Doshi. A pioneer, philosopher, educator, and the first Indian architect to win the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2018, Doshi’s work goes far beyond designing buildings—it reflects a deep commitment to social responsibility, cultural continuity, and sustainable living. From…

Bimal Hasmukh Patel stands as one of the most influential contemporary architects and urban planners in India. Over the past three decades, Patel has become synonymous with progressive urbanism, context-sensitive architecture, and people-centric development. His work moves beyond buildings and delves into how cities function, breathe, and evolve, making him not just an architect but…

Hafeez Contractor is a name that has become almost synonymous with the modern architectural landscape of India. With an unapologetic flair for scale, ambition, and aesthetic innovation, Contractor has left an indelible mark on India’s urban skyline. From opulent residences and corporate towers to educational campuses and public infrastructure, his work embodies contemporary India’s aspirations…

Snehanshu Mukherjee is a respected Indian architect whose body of work spans across residential, institutional, and spiritual architecture. Known for his thoughtful approach that harmonizes built form with nature, Mukherjee is particularly celebrated for his design of the Osho Commune in Delhi, a project that embodies his deep sensitivity toward space, light, and the spiritual…

Rahul Mehrotra is one of India’s most distinguished architects and urbanists—an innovator whose work transcends design and enters the realm of social transformation, historical reflection, and urban regeneration. As the founder of RMA Architects and a tenured professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Mehrotra has shaped conversations around architecture not just in India,…

Abha Narain Lambah is one of India’s most respected conservation architects, widely acclaimed for her tireless efforts in restoring and preserving the country's architectural and cultural heritage. In a time when modern development often threatens historical legacy, Lambah’s work bridges the past with the future—ensuring that India’s ancient buildings, forts, palaces, and public spaces continue…