My initial reaction to any sentence that has the words ‘humour’ and ‘architecture’ together is disbelief. I’m not saying I don’t enjoy architecture – the payback of a completed project…
Anecdotes on the skill-set of an architect By: Richa Surati How often does architecture fraternity explain the profession of architecture to others? Even as ones who belong to the profession,…
My relationship with architecture goes back to my toddler days when solving jigsaw puzzles and playing with Lego blocks was my top game. As I matured, it transformed into an…
“You are an architecture, right?” The inner me trying to correct it the 1000th time with a big smile on my face that it’s the course that we study that…
Drawing the Points of Perspectives | Three-Point Perspective Three-Point Perspective – From the perspective of academia – as students entering the world of architecture, we have to surrender ourselves to…
The architecture portfolio is the most important when it comes to applying for jobs, internships, or even if you are going to pursue a master’s degree. The portfolio is an…
Architecture seems to have a language of its own, where drawings become the medium of communication and lines within them define spaces. But when reading between the lines, they are…
The long-standing debate in the field of architecture is the mode of delivering ideas, designs, and concepts. Delivering via hand-done presentations or via digital drawings, expression of concepts and development…
The relationship between the human body and the architectural form gives an insight into the design world. The architect’s design principles and beliefs are evident in their sketches. Hence, human…
Being the people who hold the capacity to build the future. We as architects have realized that from the brick in the wall to the chandelier in the living room.…
Technology is such an indispensable part of our world and has integrated itself in all aspects of our life. While some are still reluctant, embracing digitalization has helped us come…
Nari Gandhi (1934–1993) was an Indian architect known for his profoundly inventive works in traditional buildings. While working in India, Nari kept on chipping away at Wright’s belief system of…