When we talk about India, 60 percent of Indians still live in villages, where the country gets its essence. Indian villages have a charming and alluring way of life. The…
Southern Gujarat’s Bharuch city is situated along the Narmada River. The city’s old town is located 2 km west of Bharuch Junction and 1 km south of Railway Station Road,…
Madhya Pradesh is renowned for its history, monuments, and great architecture, much like many other cities around India. Due to the state’s extraordinary fusion of vibrant culture, spectacular architectural treasures,…
Design Philosophy | Schemata Architects It is fascinating how Schemata Architects adheres to its core principles of a “one-to-one” design scale while working on a diverse and wide range of…
When it comes to visiting heritage sites, India offers a variety of destinations. India has several states that are incredibly rich in terms of historical culture and architecture. In terms…
Turpan was once an important base of the Silk Road. Today there is a strong agricultural industry focused on grapevines, the main export item from the region. Located in a…
From lines and dots to a combination of shapes and colours, graphics comprise various forms of art. Any business, including those on a small scale, requires them to be identified…
Molossia or the republic of Molossia is a micro-nation inside the United States of America. It is situated near Dayton, Nevada. Although not officially recognized by any government authority inside…
“What is architecture?” is one of the most basic questions to be asked, but at the same time, it is one of the most challenging responses to be answered. It…
Kimi no nawa garnered critical and commercial acclaim when it was released in 2016 because of its relatable themes in the story told through an immersive film experience. The anime…
Gwalior: An Overview Gwalior, located in the “Heart of India,” Madhya Pradesh, boasts a rich culture, heritage, and architecture owing to its historical movements. As the capital of central India…
About Kengo Kuma Japanese architect Kengo Kuma was born in Kanagawa, Japan, in 1954. When Kego Kuma was ten years old, his father took him to see the renowned Yoyogi…