A Review: Glimpse of Indian Traditional Houses The book “Glimpse of Indian Traditional Houses” by Anup Kumar Prasad, Ajay Chourasia, and Surender Kumar Negi seeks to provide the readers with…
Architecture has always been shaped by its time, yet the profession often feels uneasy when asked to predict its future. The idea of trends can appear contradictory to a discipline…
In architecture, professionals manipulate sound through volume, material density, and geometry to create pleasant auditory environments, such as concert halls, theatres, and libraries. In Minneapolis, Minnesota, a space exists that…
For architects, books have always been more than just references; they are tools for seeing and analysing. Various genres of books written by architects have covered case studies, architectural theories,…
Pantone Announces “Cloud Dancer,” a Light White Color, as Color of the Year 2026. The interior design community is full of praise about the new color trend with the announcement…
American Institute of Architects (AIA) has named Japanese architect Shigeru Ban as the winner of the 2026 AIA Gold Medal, the highest award of the organization. The Gold Medal is…
“Count the cost first. Don’t pay too big a price for pursuing minor values” -Jim Rohn Does Architecture fascinate you? Do you have a passion to create iconic structures? What…
For over a century, cement has led the construction industry as the foundation of modern development. However, as environmental issues grow and architects look for more sustainable options, a new…
Today, architecture perfectly illustrates how tradition can still live together with innovation. Hybrid models, i.e., design approaches that involve the use of vernacular building methods combined with modern technologies, are…
In a time of accelerating climate change, the built environment stands at a critical crossroads. Architecture and construction together accounted for nearly 38% of global carbon emissions, placing the industry…
Cities have long been understood as consumers, like vast engines that inhale natural resources, transform them into buildings, infrastructure, and commodities, and eventually exhale waste. But this extractive model is…
For years, architecture seemed to forget how to communicate as a living entity. Instead, it began producing responses like a machine. Whites, greys, and flawless concrete were used in our…