Brutalism is harsh, rough, geometric, and the single most discordant architectural movement, calling to mind massive concrete spaceships – and nobody did it better than the Soviets. Some people say…
Staircase, or a series of steps/flight, or a pathway that covers vertical distance. Its surface consists of treads (horizontal surface) and risers (vertical surface) with a nosing that is the…
Mulgoa Street house is located on a flat and wide suburban site in Brighton. The site itself informed the design of a house largely enclosed from side boundaries. The house…
Sorrento House is located along a unique stretch of coastline overlooking Sullivan’s Bay. The site boasts dramatic views of the bay, looking out from a remnant old-growth Moonah forest. The…
A new development behind a retained façade in the heart of north London providing 5000 sq.ft. of commercial space at basement and ground floor level with 7000 sq. ft. of…
The picturesque was commissioned the job of designing this ultra luxurious magnificent residence. Keeping the design brief in mind, we aimed at a design concept to use superior materials and…
An architectural internship is one of the most important parts of the B.Arch program where budding architects discover the industry’s inner workings and eventually become competent professionals. Once the proczess…
Sustainable Architecture refers to infrastructures that use materials, spaces, and the ecosystem efficiently to reduce negative human impacts on the environment. Today, the world faces high levels of environmental damage…
In a discussion on how public amenities in our towns or cities are related to questions of gender and citizenship, public toilets are a good case in point. One should…
Kengo Kuma forms an interesting theory of architecture – through its weakness but not in the sense of its structural integrity. This is formed by breaking down or dissolving the…


















