“In a world of built and unbuilt, Luring eyes to see what’s shown, The beauty, the clutter, the chaos, Everything that is seen. But there is more to be seen, …
Located in the heart of India, the beautiful city of Lakes, Bhopal is Sadar Manzil spread across a land of 200 acres on the Shamla Hills situated near Shaukat Mahal.…
Moshe Safdie once said, “The goal of architecture is to create a sense of place, not merely to build structure”. COVID-19 was not just a virus it changed how citizens…
What is culture? It is our value system, our beliefs, and traditions that are reflected in our society. One way of representing culture is through craft. Craft reflects our culture…
The Coexistence of Architecture and Fashion Architects and Designers tend to be more alike than one might realise. They both aim to create user-specific and reliant solutions. But when luxury…
Architecture, as a profession, holds a profound responsibility in shaping the environments where people live, work, and interact. Architects have the responsibility to not only focus on the appearance and…
What is Design Management ? Design management is the process of overseeing the design aspects of a project while also managing the business aspects, such as budgeting, scheduling, and client…
Architecture, more than just the construction of buildings, encompasses the thoughtful design of spaces that cater to human needs, aesthetics, and the environment. Without architecture, the very fabric of society,…
“Architecture cannot be explained, it can only be experienced” – Geoffrey Bawa. Every day everywhere, everyone is surrounded by an element of architecture, be it sitting in a plaza, walking…
We are all storytellers. We all live in a network of stories. There isn’t a stronger connection between people than storytelling. – Jimmy Neil Smith Narratives are inseparable parts of…
In the need to adopt sustainability in architecture, Optimising the building envelopes plays a significant role in minimising energy consumption and enhancing the lifestyle of every living being on this…
Since the 10th grade, my standard response to anyone asking what I wanted to be when I grew up was: “an architect”. It had taken the 15-year-old me the whole…