‘Heritage’-this word surely paints a series of pictures in our mind; pictures of monuments, cultures, places of worship, iconic buildings and many more. While we might think that we are…
Architecture has been treating diversity with its evolving course of action. Seven continents slit through by vast oceans, ridges, and valleys to make space for basins, seas, and lakes. When…
Like other major design trends before, Minimalism developed as a rebellion against its predecessor- the classical style – ostentatious with abstract expressions in art and architecture. It was a refreshing…
The pearl of the orient’- the smallest state in India, Goa is a gigantic blend of beaches, leisure, and art. Goa with its magnificent picturesque surroundings and Portuguese architecture in…
With a heavy heart, we pay remembrance to the late Ar. Ravindra Bhan, Principal Architect at self-found Ravindra Bhan and Associates, Delhi, who passed away today at the age of…
Can Architecture aid the healing process? How does it affect human psychology? What can we do to make Therapeutic Architecture? Architecture is an art, which has many facets to it…
Interior Designers are essentially artists. The definition of Art as per dictionary, states that “Art is the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual…
Madurai a well-known city for its architecture, culture, and art forms, has a recorded history, showcasing the reigns of various rulers, starting from the Pandyan dynasty, followed by the Kalabhras dynasty,…
Planning to do your Masters in Architecture overseas? The practice of Architecture in India is governed by the Architects Act 1972. Given below is clause 15 of the act which…
Bruno Munari’s Design as Art is one of the most popular books in architecture. I have always turned to books not only for a sense of escape but also to…
Architecture is as much art as it is a science. The experience of the space is delivered through careful deliberation and finally realized through the help of structures and other…
What materials do Zaha Hadid Architects use? ZHA’s flowing, curvilinear buildings depend on materials that can be shaped: cast and fibre-reinforced concrete above all, with steel frames, large-format glass, tensile…