Today, the world is witnessing exponential growth in the global architecture and architectural services market, driven by rapid urbanization, large infrastructure investments, and a strong shift toward technology-oriented and sustainable…
For Studio Gang, architecture is at its core sustainable and a facilitator for the community. Sensitivity to the environment and community guides their contextual design choices, which call for change.…
The relationship between artistic composition and interior space through colour, form, texture and spatial arrangement When we look at art and interior design, we see that they have some things…
In places such as Gurgaon, the sky opened up, and in a short time the city ended up being underwater. The heavy rainfall caused traffic on the roads, left stranded…
Sundaranand is a Co-Living shelter for an urban context situated near the university area in Ahmedabad, India. The process of building this shelter took years; it started in 2022 and…
There are horror shows that scare you with entities and monsters. Then there are shows that make the very idea of going home frightening. FROM belongs in the second category.…
Elizabeth Ekadashi is a 2014 Marathi film directed by Paresh Mokashi and set in the pilgrimage town of Pandharpur, Maharashtra. The story follows two children, Dnyanesh and Mukta, as their…
What Architects Can Learn from a Film About a World After Humanity A Moment Before the Ruins Imagine this: you are standing in a vast chamber. The ceiling is so…
More than just a makeover Dream Home Makeover, a popular reality television show streaming on Netflix, moves beyond aesthetics and leans into the synergy created by functionality. The show is…
The opening shot of the series sets the tone for the incredible cinematography captured by Adam Newport-Berra, established in the pilot. The show has its own unique flavour, which sets…
Cities, conventionally, are divided into home, workplace and public spaces – live, work and play. But what happens when these distinctions disappear? You arrive at the plot of a movie…
“We travel, initially, to lose ourselves; and we travel, next, to find ourselves.” – Pico Iyer’s words perhaps describe Karwaan better than anything else: a journey that begins with escape…