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What makes a home feel like home?
The House Interiors 2.0 invites designers to step inside that question —
to explore the home not as a set of rooms, but as a world shaped by memory, emotion, and the people who live within it.
This competition celebrates the colours you return to,
the materials you live with,
the corners you protect,
and the rituals that give your home its soul.
It isn’t about a perfect interior.
It’s about a personal one.
Every home begins with a feeling.
Who Can Participate?
This competition welcomes anyone who has ever imagined a home — regardless of profession, background, or geography.
Whether you’re an architect, interior designer, student, visual storyteller, maker, or spatial thinker — If you've ever felt the emotion a home can hold, you belong here.
You may design a new home for this brief,
or revisit a home you created in your academic or professional journey.
We invite you to look back at the spaces you’ve imagined before —
and ask whether they truly reflect the intimate nature of living.
Are you wondering how to start shaping the home you’re imagining?
The brief will guide you — with everything you need.
It’s where your idea starts becoming a story.
If you’ve ever imagined a home that feels deeply yours —
this is your moment to bring it to life.
Download the Brief: Access everything you need to begin your story.
Competition offers a prize pool worth ₹4,00,000—including cash prizes and special gift vouchers from Archdais and Saagkala
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All the Honourable mentions will receive INR 11,500 Worth Gift Vouchers from Archdais & Saagkala. All the participants will receive certificates irrespective of winners.
Principal, Nina Puri Architect
Principal, Nina Puri Architects
Nina is the Principal Architect at Nina Puri Architects, known for her refined approach to residential and commercial interiors that balance simplicity with a rich play of materials, colours, and textures. Her work reflects a deep sensitivity to scale, detail, and individuality—making her a natural presence on the jury for The House Interiors 2.0, where thoughtful design, personal expression, and the idea of home come together.
Jury Advisor
Jury Advisor
Sir David Adjaye is the Founder and Principal of Adjaye Associates, internationally recognised for an architectural approach that places community, culture, and social responsibility at its core. His work explores the emotional and civic power of space through materiality, memory, and human experience—making his role as Jury Advisor for The House Interiors 2.0 a meaningful extension of the competition’s focus on identity, belonging, and the idea of home.
Principal, DGA
Principal, DGA
Dipen is the Principal Architect at Dipen Gada & Associates (DGA), a practice known for its balanced approach to design that thoughtfully integrates aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability. His work reflects a strong belief in responsible, energy-conscious design rooted in lifestyle choices rather than surface-level solutions—making him a fitting voice on the jury for The House Interiors 2.0, where meaningful, enduring, and human-centric spaces lie at the heart of design.
CEO, Adjaye Associates
CEO, Adjaye Associates
Lucy is the CEO of the London studio at Adjaye Associates, bringing deep insight into the inspiration, innovation, and delivery of the practice’s work. With a career shaped by hands-on experience, leadership, and design management, she plays a pivotal role in guiding complex, culturally significant projects—making her a thoughtful and influential presence on the jury for The House Interiors 2.0, where vision, execution, and human experience intersect.
Principal, tHE gRID Architects
Principal, tHE gRID Architects
Snehal is a Principal at tHE gRID Architects, whose design sensibility is rooted in hands-on craftsmanship, simplicity, and a deep respect for honest materials. Shaped by an upbringing surrounded by makers, his work brings together sustainability, human-centric planning, and ecological awareness—making him a natural fit for the jury of The House Interiors 2.0, where empathy, materiality, and the relationship between people and their environments take center stage.
Associate, Adjaye Associates
Associate, Adjaye Associates
Yohannes is an Associate Principal at Adjaye Associates, where he has played a key role in shaping the studio’s work across civic, cultural, commercial, and interior projects. With a practice grounded in spatial clarity, collaboration, and human-centred design, his experience bridges architecture and interiors—making him a valuable voice on the jury for The House Interiors 2.0, where thoughtful spatial relationships and lived experience take precedence.
Principal, tHE gRID Architects
Principal, tHE gRID Architects
Bhadri is a Principal at tHE gRID Architects, where her work is guided by empathy, contextual awareness, and a deep sensitivity toward people, nature, and materials. Her design approach views interiors and architecture as a meaningful, human-centric journey—making her a thoughtful voice on the jury for The House Interiors 2.0, where lived experience, craft, and everyday rituals shape the idea of home.
Principal, Nina Puri Architect
Principal, Nina Puri Architects
Nina is the Principal Architect at Nina Puri Architects, known for her refined approach to residential and commercial interiors that balance simplicity with a rich play of materials, colours, and textures. Her work reflects a deep sensitivity to scale, detail, and individuality—making her a natural presence on the jury for The House Interiors 2.0, where thoughtful design, personal expression, and the idea of home come together.
Jury Advisor
Jury Advisor
Sir David Adjaye is the Founder and Principal of Adjaye Associates, internationally recognised for an architectural approach that places community, culture, and social responsibility at its core. His work explores the emotional and civic power of space through materiality, memory, and human experience—making his role as Jury Advisor for The House Interiors 2.0 a meaningful extension of the competition’s focus on identity, belonging, and the idea of home.
Principal, DGA
Principal, DGA
Dipen is the Principal Architect at Dipen Gada & Associates (DGA), a practice known for its balanced approach to design that thoughtfully integrates aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability. His work reflects a strong belief in responsible, energy-conscious design rooted in lifestyle choices rather than surface-level solutions—making him a fitting voice on the jury for The House Interiors 2.0, where meaningful, enduring, and human-centric spaces lie at the heart of design.
CEO, Adjaye Associates
CEO, Adjaye Associates
Lucy is the CEO of the London studio at Adjaye Associates, bringing deep insight into the inspiration, innovation, and delivery of the practice’s work. With a career shaped by hands-on experience, leadership, and design management, she plays a pivotal role in guiding complex, culturally significant projects—making her a thoughtful and influential presence on the jury for The House Interiors 2.0, where vision, execution, and human experience intersect.
Principal, tHE gRID Architects
Principal, tHE gRID Architects
Snehal is a Principal at tHE gRID Architects, whose design sensibility is rooted in hands-on craftsmanship, simplicity, and a deep respect for honest materials. Shaped by an upbringing surrounded by makers, his work brings together sustainability, human-centric planning, and ecological awareness—making him a natural fit for the jury of The House Interiors 2.0, where empathy, materiality, and the relationship between people and their environments take center stage.
Associate, Adjaye Associates
Associate, Adjaye Associates
Yohannes is an Associate Principal at Adjaye Associates, where he has played a key role in shaping the studio’s work across civic, cultural, commercial, and interior projects. With a practice grounded in spatial clarity, collaboration, and human-centred design, his experience bridges architecture and interiors—making him a valuable voice on the jury for The House Interiors 2.0, where thoughtful spatial relationships and lived experience take precedence.
Principal, tHE gRID Architects
Principal, tHE gRID Architects
Bhadri is a Principal at tHE gRID Architects, where her work is guided by empathy, contextual awareness, and a deep sensitivity toward people, nature, and materials. Her design approach views interiors and architecture as a meaningful, human-centric journey—making her a thoughtful voice on the jury for The House Interiors 2.0, where lived experience, craft, and everyday rituals shape the idea of home.
Principal Architect, Zaha Hadi
Principal Architect, Zaha Hadid Architects
Patrik Schumacher is principal of Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) and Chairman for life of the Employee Benefit Trust owning ZHA. He is leading the firm since Zaha Hadid's passing in March 2016. He joined Zaha Hadid in 1988 and was seminal in developing Zaha Hadid Architects to become a 500 strong global architecture and design brand.
Swinburne University (Director
Swinburne University (Director)
Mark Burry is Director of Swinburne University of Technology's 'Smart Cities Research Institute', leading a whole-of-university research approach to ensure future cities meet the needs of all. In 2018 Mark received the Order of Australia (A) for "service to spatial information architecture" and as an innovator in apply- ing digital manufacturing and construction methods and was elected Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE). Mark is an architect who has published on two main themes: putting theory into prac- tie regarding procuring 'challenging' architecture, and the work and theories of the architect Antoni Gaudí. He has been Senior Architect to the Sagrada Família Basilica Foundation since 1979. In 2001 Mark founded the Spatial Informa- tion Architecture Laboratory (SIAL) at RMIT University before establishing the Design Research Institute (DRI) in 2008. He held an ARC funded Federation Fellowship in Complex Architecture and Convergent Design' 2007-2012. He joined the Universi- ty of Melbourne in 2014 as Professor of Urban Futures at the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning.
Sean Godsell Architects
Sean Godsell Architects
Sean Godsell was born in Melbourne in Imagining a Place of Faith for the secular world 1960.He obtained a Masters of Architecture degree from MIT University in 1999 entitled 'The Appropriateness of the Contemporary Australian Dwelling! His work has been published in the world's leading Architectural journals including Architectural Review (UK) Architectural Record (USA) Domus (Italy). In July 2002 the influential English design magazine wallpaper listed him as one of ten I people destined to 'change the way we live. He was the only Australian and the only Architect in the group. In July 2003 he received a Citation from the President of the American Institute of Architects for his work for the I homeless. His Future Shack prototype was exhibited from May to October 2004 at the Smithsonian Institute's Cooper Hewitt Design Museum in New York. In 2015 he was shortlisted for the $450million Sydney Modern project at the Art Gallery of NSW and in 2016 was shortlisted for the National Conservatory at the National Botanic Gardens in Canberra. He received the 2016 DETAIL Prize in Germany for the 2014 M Pavilion.In 2018 he received a Papal Silver Medal for his Vatican Chapel on the island of S Giorgio Maggiore in Venice for the 2018 Architectural Biennale.
Harison & White Architects (Di
Harison & White Architects (Director)
Professor Marcus White is an award-winning architect and urban designer, Professor of Urban Design at the Swinburne University of Technology, the director of the Spatio-Temporal Research Urban Design and Architecture Laboratory in the Centre for Design Innovation, and is a director of Harrison and White Architects.
Artist
Artist
Warrick is an Australian based artist and story teller that has a range of art styles which include traditional ink drawings, digital art and dynamic 2D animations. Warrick has also self published his original fantasy picture book "Princess Nyissa: The Legend of the Lost Light" as well as his Sci-Fi Dystopian comic "ZODIAC:ZEN".
Principal Architect (Hamzah &
Principal Architect (Hamzah & Yeang, Malaysia)
Ken Yeang is the Executive Director of T.R. Hamzah and Yeang Sdn. Bhd. He is both an architect and ecologist, known for his authentic innovative, signature eco-architecture and masterplans, that have a distinctive verdant biodiverse green aesthetic, designed based on the science of ecology, functioning beyond accreditation systems. He trained at the Architectural Association School (UK). His doctorate is from Cambridge University on ecological architecture and planning. He has authored over 12 books on green architecture. Awards include the Aga Khan Award for Architecture, Malaysian Institute of Architects Gold Medal, Malaysian Government's Merdeka Award, Architectural Society of China's Liang Sicheng Architecture Prize. He holds the Plym Distinguished Professorship at Illinois University. The Guardian newspaper names him, "one of the 50 people who could save the planet.."
Principal Architect, Sanjay Pu
Principal Architect, Sanjay Puri Architects
Sanjay strongly believes that every project should be designed contextually evolving spaces that are perceived in new ways. Each design takes cognizes of the climate and integrates sustainability in cohesive way. This ideology is reflected in the extensive work done by the firm in the 3 decades since its inception. Sanjay Puri graduated from the Academy of Architecture, Mumbai in 1988. He worked with Architect Hafeez Contractor throughout the five years of education from 1983 to 1988 and was made an Associate of the firm in 1988 upon graduation. He continued to work there for 4 years more as a Senior Associate prior to commencing Sanjay Puri Architects in 1992.
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