The pandemic pushed us to adapt to the online learning culture and prepare us for that. Online design and architecture courses are expanding at an alarming rate. Because of platforms…
“There is a slow yet steady awakening among students towards architectural journalism” – The Hindu An architect’s journey is treacherous, and it takes one to know one. However, it also…
“Belle-Lettrism is to the majority of writing what architecture is to the majority of buildings.” -Naomi Stead Naomi Stead is a Melbourne-based architectural professor, scholar, and critic. She is the…
Jane Jacobs, a Canadian journalist, author, and a fierce activist, was one of the most monumental ornaments in the shaping of urban studies, sociology and economics. With her lack of…
Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni (1475 – 1564) was known merely by his first name and was a prolific sculptor, painter, and architect. Most famous for his fresco work of…
Architecture has evolved and developed by human beings from the beginning of their existence. Architectural Journalism is a new word but has existed and has come into limelight from a…
Most design fields are dependent on the factor of self-expression. May it be as abstract as some painting, or as demonstrative as fashion design, the usage of tools and ideas…
“The true alchemists do not change lead into gold; they change the world into words.” –William H. Gass We might not be discussing the Alchemist (Yes, you got it right!) further, but…
The book gives a detailed insight into the mysterious world of burglary with historical heists occurring in human civilization which accounts to how criminal opportunities are hidden and tucked within…
Sustainability in the modern world is shaping the building form in some different ways in the present context of architecture. Here are some examples of sustainability in modern architectural form.…
Studying architecture involves understanding multiple disciplines, from structural design to art and history. Here is the list of the 10 lesser known Architectural Styles. 1. Stridentism, Mexico, the 1920s |…
Architecture is an amalgamation of people, place, and time.Any of the factors changes; brings a change in architecture. They can be seen in every form of architectural practice, zooming in…
