Effective social and physical infrastructure is fundamental for achieving rapid economic growth, advancing human development, and reducing poverty.India markedly lags behind its peers in other emerging economies;potentially a significant reason…
Over the last two decades, India’s population has grown rapidly. As of 2015, approximately 33% of India’s total population resided in cities, and by 2050, more than half of India’s…
Walking in Indian cities feels like a subway surfers’ run where cars and scooters have all the right and footpaths are optional. In many cities, 40% of the major roads…
Rethinking What We Call ‘Informal’ Galleries, craft studios, cultural centres, and digitally driven innovation hubs are the most visible and celebrated forms of the creative economy in policy and media.…
We often talk about Delhi’s air pollution or Mumbai’s water pollution. But what often skips designs in most urban platforms in India is the noise. There is so much noise…
In today’s world, sustainability has become more than a trend—moreover, it stands as a responsibility towards nature and the environment. Especially in the field of architecture, professionals are rethinking materials…
The story of Mayank Anand, the founder of Mayank Anand Architecture and Interior (MA:AI), is one filled with uniqueness, which is capable of showing us a new perspective of how…
“My passion for handicrafts, the need for modular furniture in urban spaces and love for solid wood are the inspiration behind Furnicheer” – Subhangi Vaidyanathan. A sense of charm and…
Project Fuse arrived in 2020 with a deceptively simple proposition: that a piece of furniture could carry a philosophy. Founded in New Delhi by designer Aniruddh Ghosh, this young Indian…
The ever-evolving interface of architecture and branding is a zone where vision and experience converge to create spaces not just for functionality, but for communication as well. Rutuja Tulsulkar, an…
A world built on making things now judges companies by what those things mean. Bēsō fits right into that change, seeing itself less as someone who builds chairs and more…
When built merges with the unbuilt, and there is no barrier between the indoor and outdoor, the structure ceases to dominate and becomes one with the surroundings. Neelai: The lakehouse…