The life and projects of Debbie and Gil carries the essence of the poem ‘Anecdote of the Jar’ by Wallace Stevens. Their meeting, projects and life all happen to be…
A set figure of matrix and elements are to be devised in an approving environment to synchronize with the habitual land, the rudimentary building blocks can demonstrate the need and…
Two decades into the 21st century, radical changes have occurred in the field of architecture. Referring to the building construction materials, significant changes have taken place. One is not in…
Architect Vito Acconci discusses why the goal of an architect should not be to build, but rather come up with a design of space or a condition that surprises us.…
Every design tells a story and so does the world of cinema narrating through the moving visuals and characters belonging to the multidisciplinary ideologies of celebrating life. Architecture helps in…
The biography of architect Laurie Baker penned down by Gautam Bhatia is one of the must-read books for architecture students and young architects. The book starts with an author’s note…
Rutul Joshi’s podcast borrows from his experience as an established Urban Planner and Architect. Topics ranging from something as basic as well-connected spaces in cities to more intricate information like…
Authored by British architect Bernard G. Feilden, the“Conservation of historic buildings” is an exemplary guide on rudimentary principles revolving around conservation in architecture. Sir Bernard Melchior Feildenwas also bestowed with…
This podcast is part of CEPT’s attempt to supplement the online learning effects in these uncertain and unprecedented times. This Podcast is the fourth segment of the series titled ‘Architecture…
Daniel Libeskind is a Polish American architect known for his complex and emotional designs. In his TED Talk, he shares 17 dimensions that overview his visions for architecture which is…
To see the city is to believe it is alive, alive in the form of its networks, linkages, nodes, paths, districts, landmarks, and edges. How about that for some Kevin…
“The true alchemists do not change lead into gold; they change the world into words.” –William H. Gass We might not be discussing the Alchemist (Yes, you got it right!) further, but…