In the face of the climate emergency, the architectural profession often turns to cutting-edge technologies such as smart materials, AI-driven design, carbon capture systems, as the panacea for environmental challenges. While…
Architectural advancements are revolutionizing how we design buildings to fight climate change at a lightning pace. Architects now use AI, robotics, IoT sensors, and novel materials to save energy and…
The glass towers in emerging megacities serve as symbols in their reflective modern cityscapes. The business districts of Jakarta and the tech corridors of Bengaluru display identical sleek façades and…
In the architectural profession, the term “social responsibility” is often invoked with idealism. We are taught, especially in academia, that architecture has the power to shape societies, influence human behaviour,…
The built environment consists of physical elements such as form, function, material, and efficiency but it also creates intangible human experiences through memory, identity, and belonging. The built environment directly…
The Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa is an IB international school situated by the stunning Likoni Channel in Mombasa, Kenya. As the first school in the Aga Khan Development Network’s (AKDN)…
The Kalakshetra Foundation proudly stands on Chennai’s coastlines as a testament to the country’s art and culture. A shrine to artistic endeavor, as the name implies. The institute was established…
Architecture in Nepal speaks for itself through its unique styles, deep respect for nature, and cultural sensitivity. The diversity in geography, ethnicity, and beliefs is reflected in the built environment.…
Studio Name: NLÉ Architects (Kunlé Adeyemi) Client: Community-led, supported by Heinrich Böll Foundation Area: Approx. 220 square metres Year: 2013 (prototype), dismantled in 2016 Location: Makoko Waterfront, Lagos Lagoon, Nigeria…
Designed as a tribute to Sayagyi U Ba Khin, the first accountant general of the Union of Burma and a leading authority on Vipassana teachings. It represents the Buddhist heritage…
Architecture has always been a part of the dialogue between tradition and innovation. Modern Design has seen a significant shift from the traditional design approaches, elements like roofs, arches, and…
Historic Indian settlements are not just arrangements of buildings and streets, but multifaceted representations of invisible borders constructed through socio-cultural, religious, and political contexts. These borders—based on caste, community, ritual,…