Warm, bushy valleys protected by stringent tall and cold mountains and gigantic and diverse ecosystems directed by roaring magnification rivers narrate the natural symphony of Himachal Pradesh. Himachal Pradesh is…
In the realm of luxury travel, a new frontier has emerged beneath the surface of the world’s oceans — underwater hotels and resorts. This innovative approach to hospitality combines cutting-edge…
India’s rapid economic growth has positioned it as one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, and the country’s infrastructure sector has played a pivotal role in this advancement. Recognizing the significance…
Architecture is an ever-changing field that mirrors the societal and cultural impacts of humans blending the available technology. Architectural trends constantly take on new forms depending on various factors including…
In present times, when the human population is increasing at an alarming rate and resources are getting exhausted, using renewable resources is the mantra of the hour. When resources are…
Architecture has gradually changed from traditional 2D drawings and physical models in recent years. Immersive technologies, commonly used in gaming and entertainment, have become integral to architectural design, altering how…
What is Biophilic Architecture? Bio means life and philia means love. Hence, biophilia translates to loving life. The term biophilic is the human connection with nature. “In every walk with…
Large woody spaces with bare stone or wood walls with sunlight streaming in through enormous glass windows perhaps describe the Architectural designs found in Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Iceland and Finland.…
The City of a Thousand Minarets! A city, Historic Cairo, one of the oldest Islamic Cities that boasts paramount of prominent Mosques, Madrasas, Hammams, and Fountains is named “The City…
In the ever-evolving architecture landscape, a paradigm shift is underway—a surge fueled by innovation and a profound commitment to environmental responsibility. As our planet faces unprecedented ecological challenges, architects are…
Earning his Doctor of Letters in 1927 from Sorbonne, French philosopher Gaston Bachelard studied the intersection of science and philosophy. He was born into a shoemaker family and worked his…
“Paradoxically, minimalism is the maximum use of space” – Mokokoma Mokhonoana. Minimal architecture is often misused and exploited by designers due to the unawareness of the trend. India is rich…
