Interested in a career in sustainable and green architecture practices but don’t know where to start? Or have apprehensions about Earthen architecture? We are here to answer these questions in…
The first name that probably pops up in everyone’s mind when we talk of women architects is none other than Zaha Hadid. Someone always opens to experimentation, trying new ideas,…
Manuelle Gautrand, the first female and also the first French architect to receive the European Prize for architecture. She believes that ‘Innovation is always based on disobedience’. Born on July…
With a career spanning across 40 years with more than 800 buildings spread in California and Hawaii, Julia Morgan was the first female architect to receive the AIA Gold Medal.…
Nuclear attacks happened in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and there lived a 14-year-old kid who wondered how those lost homes would be rebuilt! His name was Arata Isozaki. Born in Otia…
Born on January 31, 1921, in Pine Bluff Arkansas, E Fay Jones was an American designer and architect. He was F.L.Wright’s only apprentice to receive the highest honor for American…
“The irony is, as architects, we have been taught to build, but it is the unbuilt in the city that really defines us” – Archana Gupta Archana Gupta died of…
An unfortunate loss to the fraternity; the master of conservation in India, Ar. Nimish Patel is no more. His soul may have departed but he will continue to inspire generations…