Gentrification could have been a seemingly positive word in the gamut of urban development, yet worldwide it has gained a negative connotation. By definition, gentrification is a process by which…
Human connections happen in physical spaces, buildings, parks even in public transportation. These spaces either communal or personal are created by people with certain skills and fulfill their purpose through…
Zoning is the primary factor that determines land use in the urban context. It defines the typology and form of a built structure which in turn impacts human activity. In…
Architecture is all about designing environments. Places to live, work areas, places of worship, celebration and leisure. All these are designed with so many resources and finesse. But an area…
Over 140 crores of private cars are running on the streets presently, majorly contributing to air pollution and the emission of greenhouse gases. Moreover, traffic congestion in cities costs the…
Once a forgotten corner of East London, covered in industrial grime and abandoned by progress, the land that would become the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park seemed like an unlikely hero.…
In the realm of construction, a quiet revolution is taking place. This transformation is driven by 3D printing technology, also known as additive manufacturing. This innovative approach is reshaping how…
Architectural design is ever-evolving and embraces the future with new challenges. As the world grows into modernity and as the population increases exponentially, societies need architectural professionals who play an…
Housing plans and urban planning play a major role in determining a country’s course for growth. India’s fast urbanization has made creative planning techniques necessary to build livable, inclusive, and…
Social entrepreneurship is revolutionizing the way industries operate, not just by offering new solutions, but by rewriting the very rules of business. It’s a daring act of defiance against conventional…
Affordable housing has become one of the most contentious issues of the 21st century. With more people moving to urban centres and demanding homes consistently outpacing their supply, the gap…
By 2100, the UN projects the global population will exceed 11 billion, requiring the construction of 2.4 trillion square feet of space—roughly the size of New York City every month…