Rem Koolhaas Dutch Architect, Journalist, Scriptwriter, and Architectural Theorist Born – November 17, 1944 – Rotterdam, Netherlands Dutch architect and theorist Rem Koolhaas is widely regarded as a key figure…
The constantly burgeoning student population across the globe necessitates expanding the educational infrastructure to accommodate them and enhance the quality of education. The school and college campuses’ designs are still…
…based on traditional arrangements, “dwellings, neighbourhoods, and cities designed for homebound women…
In an era of increasing environmental awareness and a growing need to nurture the next generation of eco-conscious citizens, the fusion of education and sustainability has never been more critical.…
Konkani culture in Kochi, encountering such a tale in Kochi is quite likely as the city boasts a remarkable fusion of architecture and a fascinating past of migrant communities, particularly…
Design has a responsibility to everyone. ‘Universal Design’ is a term that was first coined by Dr. Ronald Mace. It refers to the design of products, environments, or services that…
Several conscious and unconscious cues in our psycho-spatial relationship are caused by colors and how we perceive them. It exists everywhere despite its presence and variances. Have you ever considered…
Humans are natural Storytellers. Throughout history, they have woven narratives that celebrate nature—the sun, fire, water—and paid homage to these powerful forces of nature. The earliest cave paintings etched onto…
“Architecture starts when you carefully put two bricks together. There is begins.” – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe The reality from where Architecture begins for most of the Architects in…
Will the buildings of the future be built by robots? Yes, if the research of Fabio Gramazio and Matthias Kohler and their likes proves right. In the future, probably multiple…
Architecture breathes through in and out of the space and gives comfort within the enclosed area. The experience of feeling the outside green on the inside is what we see…




