Is gentrification an inevitable consequence of heritage conservation? A seemingly common pattern amongst historic cities and neighbourhoods is the following of gentrification to heritage conservation initiatives. Gentrification is often not…
In the wake of World War II, countries encountered a monolithic obstacle: the restoration of cities ruined by disputes plus the lodging of countless displaced people (Ingirige et al. 2003).…
Imagine walking through a city where every corner tells a story, where every street invites you to linger, and where every neighborhood feels like home. This is the vision of…
In the current global urban landscape, heritage stands as a crucial asset for cities, offering significant social, cultural, and economic benefits. Its recognition is increasingly essential for sustainable development. Historic…
Sustainable urban development seeks to fulfil current community requirements without sacrificing the capacity of future generations. It seeks to balance the rise of the human population with environmental sustainability. To…
A pivotal component of Mumbai’s foremost cluster redevelopment endeavour, One Avighna Park, stands out as an epitome of environmental consciousness, showcasing an unmatched level of sustainability and luxury. Spanning across…
Urban areas across the South Asian subcontinent often face significant challenges with flooding and waterlogging, especially during the monsoon season. The heavy rains often overspill the existing drainage infrastructure, leading…
Set in the dynamic central business district of Kimberley, this architectural project marks a significant stride in urban redevelopment. Initially a ground-floor retail building, it was ambitiously transformed into an…
Dharavi is considered one of the most unpleasant places on earth because it is a slum. It is an urban area in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, with a population of 1…
As life takes its strides forward, trends follow—the lifestyle changes, and so does the need for a habitable space. Architecture has evolved through the years and has wrapped itself around…
Introduction: Balancing economic development with heritage preservation is a task for architects and urban planners. As we all know, nowadays, the appreciation of heritages is merely an aesthetic consciousness rather…
With glistening modern skylines, well-structured public transportation, and a promise of sustainable development – Singapore has emerged as a global leader when it comes to planning an efficient Transit Oriented…
