The journal “Retention, not demolition: how heritage thinking can inform carbon reduction” by Hannah Baker, Alice Moncaster, Hilde Remøy, Sara Wilkinson focuses on the two most commonly cited benefits of…
With the rapid growth in population and urbanization the demand for modern developments has escalated and traditional infrastructure has been under threat of demolition to make way for new construction.…
Presenting “Delhi” Delhi has always been regarded for its royal history and phenomenal architecture, dating back a thousand years. The most recognized landmark in Delhi is India Gate. Every native…
Since the beginning of life, food, shelter, and clothes have been the most essential things for humans. With time the type of shelters have changed for them. From living in…
The Circle In human culture and symbolism, the circle is prominent in many different communities and eras. Due to its lack of origin and end, the circle is frequently regarded…
Sustainable design—a buzzword that has become increasingly popular in recent years, so much so that it is often utilized without comprehensive understanding. Sustainable development is undoubtedly a widely recognized goal…
Quoting the famous New York Times article headline “Frog of the Railroad to Become Prince of the Park”.Travelling through yesteryear’s rail links and connecting people today, let’s take a brief…
Work from Home seems like a new addition to the 21st-century dictionary, isn’t it? Well, not really. Home-based work is neither an all-new phenomenon nor an invention. But it is…
The practice of assigning a new function to an existing old structure while retaining its historic character is known as adaptive reuse. It is a compelling solution to two major…
There is an article by R.K. Upadhya that highlights perfectly the vision of an anti-imperialist society that India had in mind to shape itself into its current modern technoscience society.…
Since ancient times, there have been various structures and buildings that embrace human civilization till date. There are numerous structures that represent different human civilizations and time to date. Today,…
One of the key parameters for the measure of growth in any economy or nation is the construction industry. Construction as a process, contributes largely to the amount of waste…
