IAnD Exclusive
By Nitika Agarwal
Ideas
Designed Executed (IDE) Global, introduces itself for the first time in Delhi
with an initiative – the India Interiors Summit 2012, at a time when the city
is bustling with cultural fetes, performances and many more events!
Organized to
put together interior designers, architects, real estate developers, PMC’s and
hotel operators, all at one place, the convention proposes to facilitate common
interests and initiatives and strengthen business relationships.
The inaugural
day was set in motion by an internationally renowned architect, James Law,
founder and CEO of James Law Cybertecture, who emotively discussed the current
and future implications of design and developments around the world. “We may
perhaps realize and rouse in few years from now, but it might be too late by
then,” he said, while he argued on the hasty consumption of natural resources
and a lot of energy, allegedly in quest of a better life. We certainly cannot
cease building houses, roads, networks, infrastructure or more cities but, are
we doing it the right way? The question here is, how do we evolve a 21st
century city? We have discovered and learnt a lot from our past, and one must;
however, we should not overlook the requirements and essentials of this day and
age, he explained.
Photograph: Courtesy designerplusbuilder.com |
James
affirmed his innate belief in every individual, in the vision and ability to
design for our future and counseled that if only each of us adapted, thought out
and created sustainably to give way to a balanced, evolved and healthy living,
our living spaces would speak a very meaningful language. The architect continued
by presenting some of his noteworthy works in India and overseas to reinforce his
thought process.
Among the diverse projects showcased were the Pad Tower in
Dubai that integrates nature, architecture and technology to enhance everyday
experiences through virtual reality projections in living areas; ‘I Health’
technology, fit in a mirror that monitors blood pressure, body temperature,
weight etc; ‘Nodal Points’, a network pole product designed to regulate
pollution, acoustics, activities and so on, proposed to be installed in
communities, housings and even cities; and a green building proposal in Mumbai,
apart from ideas on planetary cities, which shall not be produced just from
concrete, glass and steel but with intangible dimensions of technology, power
and intelligence.
This
enriching presentation by James Law was followed by IDE Awards, presented by
Kavea Chavda, the master of the ceremony from IDE Design Mission and conferred
in categories that included Best
Interior Design, Architect India, Emerging Architect India, Most Appreciated Developer,
Best Luxury Resort and the Best Property Consultant.
A 40 minute’s session of Face-to-Face meetings was
scheduled for product suppliers, developers and buyers to facilitate better
relations amongst different divisions seeking common interest. The event was
commemorated by cocktails, dinner and discussions.
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