In cities that often feel like concrete mazes which are restless, fast, and disconnected, urban agriculture grows as an act of quiet resistance. It is the simple, timeless gesture of…
A Premise to the Role of Water in an Ecosystem Water, one of the five fundamental elements of nature, can rightfully be heralded as the source of all life on…
The word ‘landscape’ is often associated with the notion of representing the grandeur of lawns, perfectly trimmed hedges, and flowers arranged in geometric patterns, which are remarkable icons of gardens…
Landscape urbanism is a theoretical and applied methodology that emphasizes the interconnection of ecological systems, hydrology, topography, and public space in urban development (Waldheim, 2006). It conceptualizes the city not…
Curling through clusters of trees, within the dense urban fabric of Mumbai, the Micro Forest Trail at Malabar Hill, officially the ‘Nisarga Unnat Marg’, emerges as a quiet intervention that redefines…
The Colne Valley Viaduct, the UK’s longest railway bridge, has marked a landmark moment in British engineering history. The gently curved structure stretches 3.3km, i.e., 2.1 miles across the Colne…
Helsinki-based JKMM Architects have won the international competition to design the new Museum of Architecture and Design. Their design was called Kumma, which will create a waterfront museum to showcase…
Breathing Pockets in Concrete Cities During midsummer, Delhi often resembles a furnace; the concrete pavements radiate heat, traffic horns resonate continuously, and the air is laden with dust. Nevertheless, at…
Topography: The Salient of a Land Architecture, a practice of developing structures or enhancing existing landforms, finds itself utilising, or basing itself almost always on a substrate, which is the…
La Biennale is hosted in Venice and is often described as the Olympics of the art world. This annual event is open to the public for six months, from May…
Foster + Partners has unveiled the design for IOTA Seoul I, a mixed-use development situated at a 270-metre-high peak in the Jung-Gu district, located between Seoul Station and Namsan Mountain.…
Sustainable architecture, as the name suggests, can be endeavoured as a pragmatic development in the field of architecture. Given the existential threat of climate change, the alarming effects caused by…