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For centuries, the architectural brief for a public monument was simple permanence,…
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Roots is a critical investigation into how a universal architectural language—originating from a specific place—can evolve and adapt across different contexts, negotiating continuity and difference rather than enforcing sameness. Project…
If the age of concrete defined the twentieth century, the early twenty-first…
Last December we presented our installation “On Blank Pages” in Xi’an, China,…
There is a familiar comfort in using natural materials like brick and…
Sources Unlimited, India’s leading curator of global luxury interiors, has curated CoeLux…
The bar project is situated in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, within a tightly…
The BARK BENCH is more than a bench; it is a story…
Y Bwthyn Bach is a royal Wendy house within Windsor Great Park in England. The architect who designed this eclectic and neoclassical house is Edmund Morgan Willmott. The Little Cottage:…
The Palace of Versailles which was the former French royal residence and center for government is now a national landmark. …
In striking contrast to the staid neoclassical style of the royal pavilion at the Hagaparken in Stockholm, lie the Sultan’s…
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, located in Indiana, USA, is the playfully interactive abode that houses the most singular of…
If the James Bond series hasn’t yet triggered your latent espionage techniques, the Spyscape museum in Midtown Manhattan, New York…
The Berlin Walls by Le Quang Architect was an experimental – Future Project entry for the World architecture festival in…
Early Years and Advent into the Architectural Realm Shimul Jhaveri Kadri requires no introduction when it comes to her semantic history of architectural endeavours and ventures, outlining her design philosophies…
In 2025, architecture keeps evolving: artificially-driven designs, inventive materials, adaptive reuse, and…
As a field, the practice of architecture is undergoing a tectonic shift.…
“We create Happy and Adventurous places” is what I saw first on…
The Story and Philosophy of Daniel Libeskind Renowned for projects like the…
Architects often put great efforts into creating intricately detailed and beautifully crafted offices for themselves – an epitome of creativity and values of their practice. Creating and designing one’s own…
India, a developing country at a 33% rate of urbanization, is a place riddled with complex issues of growth and…
Architecture has always been a symbol of change. Buildings reflect a multitude of dominant factors that influenced their construction. These…
Featured amongst many international magazines as one of the top 10 most colorful cities in the world, Burano is the north-eastern suburb of Venice, Italy. Known for its handmade lace…
Located to the south of the Bay of Naples Capri has been a favorite getaway since Roman emperor Augusts arrived…
Here is a list of the greenest cities in India, that have preserved their nature mutually alongside the urban landscapes…
As we saw in the first part of the History of Indian architecture, the time between 900 to around 1400 saw the evolution and decline of many Hindu dynasties in…
“Architect ‘drafts up plans’ as new Prime Minister” ”From architect to India’s new PM: A ‘High rise’ to power” ”’Make room’ for PM Architect” Most newspapers profiled Prime Minister Devenka…
The footprint of domestic life in cities throughout the globe is decreasing. Compact living has become more of an intention…
Purpose of this Article This article proposes Osmotic Architecture as a climate-responsive framework for rethinking human comfort in buildings. Drawing…
Cities were once learned slowly, through repetition, through memory, through mistakes. It was reimagined again and again, questioned again and again and gone through so many trials to become what…
Why pattern language needs an update A Pattern Language by Christopher Alexander suggests that architectural quality evolves from repeating spatial…
Stories have been and continue to be one of the foundational means by which humans communicate and connect. From the…
Architecture creates spaces, walls, and a roof for inhabitation. The story does not end there. Once humans realised that they could construct streets, shelters, and settlements for habitation, their thoughts…
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