Sustainability is the key to a healthy, beautiful world. Sustainability and the methodologies used to perpetuate its sustenance and substance can have various perspectives on those it affects. To define…
The interconnection between art markets and economics is a complex and fascinating subject (Klamer, 1997). Art markets are not isolated entities but rather deeply influenced by economic principles and mechanisms.…
Introduction: What constitutes Architecture as Iconic? Architecture in its sense of self, serves a public utilitarian purpose. Built-form uses are categorized and occupied at different times of the day. However,…
The introduction of globalization as a shelf term gained prominence in the late 20th century when the world witnessed a surge in cross-border interactions. The rise of international institutions like…
With the population blast around the world, expeditious globalization, booming and swelling economies, unfathomable competition, and daily emerging trends, the ability to peek into the future seems like an aiding…
Today, many architects are looking into how architectural design can address the main issues of the time, such as social and economic inequality. They understand that patterns of land use…
World Economic Forum (WEF) released its 2017 report Migration and Its Impact on Cities to have guidelines for handling migration. Studying India in this report, architects should focus on the report’s basic…
Overview of Economics in Sustainable Architecture Sustainable architecture involves designing and constructing buildings that have a minimal negative impact on the environment, use energy and resources efficiently, and promote social…
Construction in India – Historically and traditionally, materials and labor have been emphasized as the two prime building cost components. Architects have spent their professional lifetimes judging the relative merits…
“Architecture is the learned game, correct and magnificent, of forms assembled in the light”– Le Corbusier By definition, Architecture has been associated with the design aesthetics and construction of a…
Environmental economics – the study of cost-effective resource allocation, utilization, and protection– came into being when the relationship between the economy and the environment was comprehended. The primary objective was…
Architecture cannot lift people out of poverty. Still, poverty can affect people’s lives through the built environment, affordable housing, quality space creation, and the planned use of resources. Architecture is…