Never Replicated “No one giant does it. It is a lot of little steps”, quoted by Peter A. Cohen. Dubai Burj, the previous name of Burj Khalifa known by very…
Collaboration is fundamental in modern architecture, marking a shift from isolated design practices to a more inclusive and multifaceted approach that values diverse perspectives. Today’s architectural projects often integrate a…
Bold and distinctive colour palettes are becoming more popular in architecture, giving the buildings a more captivating appearance. Bright palettes are popular these days since they not only have aesthetic…
Lina Bo Bardi (1914–1992) was an Italian-born Brazilian architect who created this harmonious integration of modernist architecture and premodern folk art. Her works span a few decades and cutting across…
South Asia, the land of cultures and history, includes Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka. It is also a land of modern cities, skyscrapers, smart technologies,…
Set in the embrace of Lodhi Garden, India International Centre is a prominent cultural institution in New Delhi. The Centre contributes as a hub for social, cultural, political and intellectual…
One of the pioneers of modernism and the mastermind behind the philosophy of “less is more”, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, commonly addressed as Mies, was a German-American architect and…
Architectural history goes back to a time when racism and sexism permeated various industries and architecture was no exception. The field celebrated creativity, dynamism, and functionality—welcoming diverse colors, shapes, and…
“To create, one must first question everything.”- Eileen Gray. In a space where the design rules were carved in stone, a revolution was silently brewing up. Eileen Gray, a name…
The Art Nouveau style emerged in the late 19th century and focused primarily on nature and personal expression. Antoni Gaudí pioneered this movement in Catalonia and changed the architectural landscape…
Cultural Heritage: A Reflection of Identity and History Cultural heritage encompasses the lived experiences and traditions developed by a community, transmitted through generations. It includes a range of customs, practices,…
What was Frank Lloyd Wright’s Mile High Illinois? “The Illinois” was a mile-high, 5,280 feet (1,609 m), 528-storey, skyscraper that Wright proposed for Chicago and unveiled on 16 October 1956…