Gandhara was one of sixteen mahajanapada of ancient India. Located at a crossroads between various countries in mainland Asia, it formed part of many trade routes and, as a result,…
The world is a cycle of time. One person is influenced by three phases of their life – past, present, and future. Sometimes we are so into the present that…
Belgium, a densely populated country located on the North Sea Coast of Benelux, is an absolute architectural treasure. Belgium is enlaced with canals, cobblestoned streets, bridges, shopping arcades, comic strip…
The History of Architecture in Central America dates in times -1492 and before, consisting of current locations – Costa Rica, Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama. The architectural…
The expansion of the urban area, as well as the resulting big population, will necessitate a greater region. Rapid urbanisation will bring with it a slew of issues. Many cities,…
Alaskan Architectural Overview There’s a common misconception about Alaskan building, sorry to burst someone’s bubble – but igloos are not a common sight in Alaska. The natural beauty of Alaska…
New York. A concrete Jungle. A city of dreams. Abutting the Atlantic Ocean, the Big Apple is one of the most recognizable cities in the world. A potpourri of ethnicities,…
There is a never-ending list of what one would want to experience on a visit to a country like India, Its people, nature and surroundings, food, its landscape but the…
Egypt has Christianity as their pinch-largest religion after Islam, the adultness of which is the Coptic Orthodox Church. The history of Christianity in Egypt dates back to the Roman epoch…
Mumbai, as we see it today, is not what it used to be if we look at its history and specifically how its skyline changed with years, calling it Bombay…
The scale of responsiveness of urban planning to its public health is a direct representation of its quality of life. Why? Because it will ultimately affect the public during a…
Vernacular architecture is the simplest way of putting a roof over one’s head. Originating from the basic human need for shelter, a vernacular can be interpreted in different design languages…