The development of architecture has been a constant process running parallel to human evolution. From four walls and a roof for protection, we have come so far today. If we…
The compound wall of a theatre hall There exists an ancient movie theatre next to the central business district of a small city. It’s adjacent to an alleyway narrow enough…
Architecture is a field with immense potential- from shaping a person to transforming cities. The very first question we face in an architecture school is Why architecture? Only a few…
From the era of Catal Huyuk, the very dawn of civilization, architecture has been the governing element of how man revolves around spaces. The art of architecture has been there…
The genesis of architecture can be credited to the human need for aesthetic appeal and usability. For eons, built space around us has been molded to reflect cultural evolution and…
“We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us “-Winston Churchill This is the kind of impact architecture and our built environment have on us. Humans are nothing but a product…
“Architecture is like a mythical fantasy. It has to be experienced. It can’t be described.” – Maya Lin Timelessness Of Spaces Throughout history, Architecture has been used as a tool…
“We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us,” Sir Winston Churchill said in his speech in 1943. Whether we like it or not, we are affected by our external environment.…
Architecture has grown deeply entrenched in the world we live in. From jaw-dropping skyscrapers and impressive buildings to the bright and calming rooms and spaces, we get to avail the…
Architecture is everywhere because of its elemental constituent: space- that exists between you and me, between us and our neighbourhood. It is the space we dwell in. It encompasses the…
Architecture isn’t limited to just providing shelter, it is the essence of a city and its people. Paul Goldberger once said, “Architecture begins to matter when it brings delight and…
“Great Architecture is always a point of Departure.” Architect Marc Kushner in his book “The Future of Architecture in 100 Buildings.” reflects on revolutionary ideas posed by architects from all…





