Indian cinema has vast and diverse architectural characters in it, which enhances the overall scenic beauty of the movies and it also shows the living styles and the community in…
Engineered Biomimicry is a documentation of a broad range of research papers by various prominent scientists who aim to solve challenges and innovate by learning from nature. The book is…
Published in 1997, Metabolism in Architecture is a collection of the author’s significant works in architecture and theoretical writing from 1960 to 1975. puts light on Japanese culture and architecture. The…
100 Country Houses by Beth Browne brings is the amalgamation of the best country homes around the different countries featuring a wide range of projects from traditional with a little…
An architectural critic and writer, Reyner Banham ’s critique was always founded on a strong commitment to the community using, adapting, and living on the land. Published in 1969, The…
Kaki Hunter and Donald Kiffmeyer grew up with a fondness for nature and have been a part of the construction industry for more than 20 years. They specialise in affordable,…
For all the Potterheads of the wizarding world, the happiest memory for conjuring their Patronus charm is walking down the imaginary lane of Hogwarts and Hogsmeade, along with the thrilling…
The art of creating different energies and auras in challenging spaces is an ability that all interior designers aim to create. To make someone feel like they’ve traveled back in…
Eric Klinenberg, American sociologist and Director of the Institute for Public Knowledge at New York University, recently wrote and published his fourth book, Palaces for the People: How Social Infrastructure…
Eco-architect Ken Yeang is best known for green architecture in the urban context, where he focuses on the bio integration of human-made, with nature to form constructed ecosystems. His designs…
In Sculpting Space, as the name suggests, the architect has converted his interests and knowledge in the sculpting of art and spaces into this book for other architects or clients…
Written by Matthew Carmona, an architect and urban planner, ‘Public Places, Urban Spaces’ is an exemplary guide on the fundamental principles, theory and practices revolving around the subject of urban…