PRAXIS,
RESEARCH & DIALOGUE

The confluence of Art, Architecture, and
Technology is the primary area of interest for
Five Cross Architects, established in 2021

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our latest
projects

Check out our
latest projects

Re-envisioning of the Dadar Flower Market

Heritage

Rural Resilience for St. Lambrecht

Heritage

Bhuleshwar - Kalbadevi Community Led Heritage Regeneration

Heritage

Hamilton Studios

Heritage

Tambach Castle

Heritage

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WHAT’S NEXT?

WHAT’S
NEXT?

Call for Applications!

Mar’25

Looking for interns for an exciting Digital Archival Project in collaboration with MIT Libraries, The University of Tokyo, and Five Cross Architects. Apply now!

Heritage

Mission for Indian History and
Archaeology - Project Update

Jan’14

Announcing our new Project and Collaboration between The Aga Khan Documentation Center, MIT Libraries and The Research and Information Center for Asian Studies (RICAS); to share the data and media compiled by the Mission for Indian History and Archaeology more readily available to researchers via ARCHNET.ORG.

Heritage

Announcing New Project

Jan’5

Announcing our new Heritage Conservation Project in collaboration with Centre for Heritage Conservation (CHC), Centre for Research and Development Foundation (CRDF) and Educated Environments (EdEn) - Saanjho Bhadreshwar: A Heritage Conservation Initiative. This project focuses on restoring the Human, Cultural, and Natural heritage links with Bhadreshwar; Gujarat, one of India's oldest port towns.

Heritage + Urbanism

Opening of Hamilton Studios

Jan’25

The Hamilton Studio in Ballard Estate is all set to be launched in the first week of January. The studio is set to acknowledge some new functions rooting back to the ethos of the studio. Further details would be updated soon.

Heritage + Culture + Art

Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory X
Five Cross Architects – Project India

Jan’25

We are set to launch the ‘Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory’ in India as their exclusive and official representation partners in the country. Nymphenburg is the last purest manufactory of its kind. Since its foundation in 1747, the high art of porcelain production has been cultivated at the manufactory of the Bavarian royal family. Further details would be updated soon.

Art