Water bodies, the breathable spaces that majorly encompass the void in the urban fabric are naturally the key to healthy living environments. Right from the birth of the waterbody, it…
Community, an integrated unit consisting of several fragments, all bound by singular synchronization, finds the core of its strength in the ‘scale’. Communities vary from micro to macro scale and…
Careful consideration of context and its surroundings, as well as the community needs, are the forces behind the creation of any space. These spaces are meant to serve a defined…
Out of the many visual elements of design, color is the most impactful yet effortless amongst all. The first impression that an area leaves on a visitors’ mind is certainly…
Ever since the beginning of mankind, there has always existed a central place, just as an atom has central nuclei. A man had to seek individual shelter in course of…
Tourism is a scenario to “familiarize a city for an unfamiliar audience and gain identity for the citizen”, while Architecture “is an expression of lifestyle and spirit of the epochs…
Architectural Photography is not just a profession, but a passion that is constantly evolving. “Starting a photography project is like meeting someone new. You observe you read, then you…
Buildings have a direct and indirect effect on the environment through their occupancy, during their construction, demolishing, or renovation. Concern towards climate change has taken its speed from decades but…
Buildings are the biggest consumers of energy and their construction is responsible for the great amount of greenhouse gas emissions. There is immense responsibility for us towards our nature. Buildings…
“The Bamboo that bends is stronger than the oak that resists” The “Great Wild Grass” Bamboo, has been regarded as a sacred species from time immemorial. Its very nature symbolizes…
“At its very core, Virtual reality is being freed from the limitations of the actual reality” -John Carmack If Architecture was really ‘Frozen Music’ as described by Johann Wolfgang von…
At the opening of his latest article for The Guardian, Olly Wainwright finds himself observing a slew of thesis projects produced by the best and brightest students of the UK. But Wainwright is…