Get prepared for a little journey through one of the Japanese monuments that stands today above a high hill in eastern Kyoto, Japan. Kiyomizu-Dera temple is an impressive Buddhist temple…
On the first day of college, the mixed feeling of excitement and nervousness, new friends, new company, new group, new faces and I should mention the new taste of food…
When someone hears that you’re in Architecture school they simply assume that it is all about drawing and that it is all fun and games. But for someone in the…
The nature complex field of Architecture is both an interdisciplinary and life long journey. It is tough even for architects to stay in this full-time and more consuming discipline; because…
Beginning its journey in the Gaul region of western Europe under the dictatorship of Julius Caesar, the formation of modern Belgium reached a halt after the Second World War. Present-day…
A journey begins when one has a fixed destination or a starting point. Now journeys can lurk around various fields; it may be spiritual, social, emotional, or physical. Most of…
“I joyfully await the exit, and I hope never to return,” wrote a 47-year-old weak and bedridden Frida Kahlo. In the early hours of the morning of July 13, 1954,…
Man evolved with time and along with him, his couch. Humans require various types of equipment to aid them with their routine. It started with the ground, stones and later…
Alain de Botton, a Swiss-British philosopher and author of bestselling books like Essay of love, How Proust can change your life, The Architecture of Happiness, Religion for Atheists, Status anxiety;…
After reading ‘City Improbable’, no one can confidently say, “I know Delhi”. Khushwant Singh has put together writings by people from different eras, age groups, countries, cultures, and backgrounds to…
An introduction to the American architect named Louis Kahn is probably not needed in today’s time. He views architecture without the need to follow any style, in his words describing…
“What surrounds us is what is within us,” as written by T.F. Hodge, is a statement that holds under most circumstances. Architecture involves a symphony of spaces and the philosophy…