By the end of World War II, a population boom occurred, resulting in an abrupt increase in the population worldwide. With this increase in population, various other problems also arose.…
Ever since the invention of the steam engine, the human race has been evolving rapidly in terms of transportation. The growth of inventions in technology has led to a massive…
Our understanding of construction materials and their environmental impact has never been greater than the day we live today. Construction materials are getting more complex, innovative, and futuristic. Some draw…
Along tranquil backwaters, among the shades of coconut trees, A peaceful retreat in God’s own country! Spread along the Vembanad lake backwaters, Kumarakom Lake resort is an ongoing eco-retreat on…
The future of architecture – One hundred structures! Why not just make it 200 or 1,000? The reality is, Kushner could have gone higher. Today’s architecture is more than ever…
Highlighting the beauty of the Kensington gardens and its connection to the gallery, Daniel Libeskind’s flashy Serpentine Gallery Pavilion (created in 2001), called Eighteen Turns, was created from pure metallic…
Library Spaces – After a long book reading session, we find ourselves out of the mundane hurry by accomplishing a new sense of engagement around the plot. A quest for…
One of the first things that come to mind with the emergence of new architectural projects, be it a house, a commercial building, or even a public space, is undeniably…
There is a general saying that biomimicry is the idea of using actual nature in design and also that biomimicry is just the idea of using the natural design of…
Architecture has come a long way in proving itself to be more than just a medium of increasing the artistic and aesthetic value of a building. In the last few…
“As an architect, you design for the present, with an awareness of the past, for an unknown future.”-Norman Foster. Yet, we humans have a propensity to be concerned and overthink…
Japanese architecture is often thought of to be simple and minimal. However, Japanese architecture can be the opposite. Influenced by architectural legends like Le Corbusier, and, in the earlier years,…