Like other movements, Minimalism is a reaction to the manneristic styles of architecture that preceded it. Consisting of clean lines and rich functionalism, Minimalism attempts to create spaces that are…
The digital revolution in studying and capturing the historical arts and architecture can answer questions and curiosities associated with design philosophies, elements, and architectural principles. It enabled architects to know…
In the Modern age, carving a separate pedestal of your own in the field of architecture is more than just creating a logo or an identity but adapting to the…
Since the beginning of civilization, the rising and setting of the sun have been fundamental markers of time for humans. The routine of elemental forces – sun and seasons, has…
2001 Bhuj earthquake in Gujarat Over 20,000 people lost their lives 2010 Haiti earthquake, which left over 1.5 million people homeless 2011 Tōhoku earthquake & tsunami, Japan, resulted in approximately…
A person enters into a time capsule as they walk into an Irani Café in Mumbai where the air is filled with the aroma of bun maska, and sunlight fills…
Amoeba Design “We don’t really believe in ‘dream projects’. With every project, we dream of exploring something new within the context. It’s always about what the project needs rather than…
The role of Technology in Urban planning has been very crucial in today’s time. Everyone is surrounded by technology and the internet all the time. The ease of access to…
All forms of art and creative fields take inspiration from multiple sources; architecture is also one of them. Contrary to popular belief, literature has been one of the most intense…
Each year, disasters take over the lives of approximately 40,000 to 50,000 people, leaving behind shattered communities and an urgent need for recovery. Natural disasters such as – earthquakes, tsunamis,…
Urbanization is an unstoppable force; it is changing the modern world through rapid infrastructural development, technological advancement, and economic growth. However, while we are surrounded by skyscrapers and fast-paced development,…
“We are not wired to make decisions about barely perceptible threats that gradually accelerate over time. We’re not so different from the proverbial frog that boils to death in a…