Mohatta Palace, located in the upscale area of Karachi, offers exquisite views of the sea and a serene environment with mature Bargad and Peepal trees. Mohatta Palace was built in…
Set in the embrace of Lodhi Garden, India International Centre is a prominent cultural institution in New Delhi. The Centre contributes as a hub for social, cultural, political and intellectual…
One of the pioneers of modernism and the mastermind behind the philosophy of “less is more”, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, commonly addressed as Mies, was a German-American architect and…
Located in the heart of Chennai, the National Art Gallery symbolises the city’s rich history, culture, and heritage. Designed in 1906, by Henry Irwin, this building is a quintessential display…
Hale Kiawe by Walker Warner, exudes the spiritual beauty in minimalism. Aligned with the principles of Vastu Sastra, a traditional Hindu system of architecture, the spaces stress the bespoke tenets…
Situated in the storied town of Sivasagar, Assam, Talatal Ghar is a prime example of the architectural magnificence of the Ahom kingdom. This remarkable structure goes beyond the concept of…
Designed for Isolation “The place of isolation can become the place of revolution.” Humans are social beings, if kept in isolation and under torture they will come to end their…
The Birth of Navi Mumbai The post-independence era in India was the beginning of new development and planning. Mumbai, a city developed and evolved from the Bombay Presidency (one of…
The Paigah Tombs rise in Hyderabad’s calm corners like an echo of a bygone era, where time appears to have stood still. These buildings are eternal receptacles of memory, delicate…
The Cultural Education Centre (CEC) at Aligarh Muslim University stands as a vibrant cornerstone of student life, a role it has embraced since the early 1950s. Originally nestled within the…
Sheffield, a city known for its industrial steel heritage, is undergoing an ambitious urban transformation. But the proposed development has carefully incorporated the city’s history, ensuring it is not lost…
Built in the 18th century by Raja Dhruv Dev, expanded by later Dogra rulers, and abandoned by Maharaja Hari Singh in the 20th century, the Mubarak Mandi Palace, Jammu was…