Architecture has the power to transform our living environment. It is an Art which can be turned into reality. The world we imagined is right in front of us. We…
Eric Fromm, a social psychologist first minted the term “biophilia” which was later popularized by biologist Edward Wilson. Evolved from the assorted denotations from biology, and psychology, the term “biophilia”…
The art of blending the natural environment with the built environment to enhance the experience of the end-user could be defined as landscape architecture. It uses elements of nature like…
Man and nature have been walking hand in hand since the beginning of time. It was probably the first theme to appear in art. Nature has been the source of…
“This book is a personal testament to the power of sun, moon, and stars, the changing seasons, seedtime and harvest, clouds, rain and rivers, the oceans and the forests, the…
Nature can influence the architectural interiors of a particular region, just like the facade, form, or materials on the exterior are influenced by nature. The natural surroundings of a particular…
Urban migration is unstoppable Urban migration has spiked in recent years. By 2050, two-thirds of our population would be in cities, says UN DESA. Urban areas provide opportunities and improved…
With Everybody trapped inside their houses due to pandemic, humans have got a break to sit and look around. Humans have got time to learn and correct their lifestyles and…
Sustainability and optimization have been the first principles of Morphogenesis since its conception. Ar Manit and Ar Sonal Rastogi, principal architects of this gigantic practice believe that sustainability is pragmatic…
Architects and painters, before starting a new project, have an empty canvas in front of them. The cleanness of the canvas or white paper opens infinite possibilities of design ideas…
The Chichu Art Museum, which literally means “art museum in the earth” is a unique modern art museum located on the art island of Noshima in Japan. The museum, home…
The Adirondack Mountains of northeast New York were seen as nothing more than a treacherous wilderness into which only the brave traveled Until the late 1800s. As railroad roads increasingly…