Khoj Studios in Delhi finds new ways to define its internal landscape. Poonam Goel writes about its many facets that evolve constantly, from green walls to scooped out courtyards, art changes the way one views a gallery.

Delhi-based Rajeev Agarwal Architects shape a heritage structure to reveal its inner beauty. Chatterjee & Lal Art Gallery in Mumbai tells an old story with new architectural motifs carved in.

The Art Gallery of Alberta in Canada gains an iconic status with its new sculptural structure that’s become a symbol of that region. It’s come to be a community space that connects art, people and ideas, making it a cultural pit stop.

Art may not be part of public consciousness but galleries are leaving no stone unturned to increase interaction with their audience. From setting up platforms in malls, to cafes and research centres, art is no longer confined to an elitist domain. Subhra Mazumdar gives an overview.

Antwerp-based Studio Job is known for its unconventional take on traditional design, choosing motifs that both shock and awe an audience. The Studio Job House in Bergeyk, The Netherlands, is a museum-like platform for art and design.

The first phase of the government development project for Tal Chappar Sanctuary, in Rajasthan, sees the adaptive reuse of existing structures by design firm Kamath Design Studio. The corridors here not only connect different areas, but also create unique interactive spaces.