Architecture Brio

Architecture BRIO
Architecture BRIO
Practice information
Key architects	Robert Verrijt; Shefali Balwani
Founded	2006
Location	Mumbai, India
Significant works and honors
Projects	House on a Stream, Alibag; Himalayan Biodiversity Training Institute, Sikkim; Sikkim Butterfly Reserve; Laureus Learning Pavilion; the Riparian House, Karjat; Etania Green School, Malaysia
Awards	Archiprix 2004; for House on a Stream:; NDTV Design and Architecture of the Year Awards – 2013; Trends Excellence Awards – 2014; 24th Architecture of the Year Award – 2014; for Casa BRIO; NDTV Design and Architecture of the Year Awards – 2015; AD50 Most influential names in Indian Architecture and Design 2014; AD50 Most influential names in Indian Architecture and Design 2016
Website
	www.architecturebrio.com

Architecture Brio is an international architecture firm based in Rotterdam and Mumbai founded in 2006.

The company's team of architects is led by Shefali Balwani (Center for Environmental Planning and Technology, India) and Robert Verrijt (Technical University Delft, the Netherlands).

History

Architecture BRIO is a design studio focusing on the fields of architecture, interior, and sustainable design.

Awards

Architecture Brio architect, Robert Verrijt, was awarded the second prize in the Dutch Archiprix 2004 [1] for his design of an Asylum Seekers Centre in Maastricht.

Together with Floris Cornelisse, Verrijt won the first prize for the entry Triade in the Europan 8 Competition 2005.

Verrijt was awarded thrice a grant from The Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture.[2]

References

Dutch Archiprix 2004
The Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture, FBKVB "Fonds BKVB". Archived from the original on 9 March 2010. Retrieved 13 December 2008.

External links

Architecture BRIO website

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[1] Dutch Archiprix 2004

[2] The Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture, FBKVB "Fonds BKVB". Archived from the original on 9 March 2010. Retrieved 13 December 2008.