In Transit In an ostentatious bustling city like Mumbai where people always seem to be on the move, places of transit shape the city experience to a large extent. And…
Nestled along the rugged coastline of Normandy, France, Mont Saint-Michel stands as a testament to human ingenuity and architectural prowess. Its silhouette, crowned by the majestic abbey, has captivated travellers…
The most important element that is necessary for all living things is water. Life cannot exist without water, therefore finding a solution to the issue of water in deserts has…
The Alvear Palace Hotel is a historic icon in Buenos Aires, showcasing Argentina’s rich cultural and architectural heritage. Over the period, this timeless masterpiece has evolved into a symbol of…
Berlin Morgenpost wrote emphatically, “In the foyer of the Hotel you can hear the languages of all civilized countries” (Morgenpost, 1929). This acclaimed hotel opened its doors in 1907 after…
The “Lady in Red” a mysterious painting restored by the British art historian “Varnish” is a traditionally…
It is almost impossible today not to mention the Golden Gate Bridge in a list of the world’s most beautiful wonders. Since its inauguration, the Golden Gate Bridge has been…
Urban development sometimes means demolishing old buildings to make way for new ones. The HEITO 1909 project designed by ECG International Landscape Consultants, a Taiwanese landscape architecture firm, showcases that…
Greece boasts a captivating history and stunning architecture with a fact that the term “architecture” itself originates from the language. This ancient land has always been a hub of creativity…
Pune, Maharashtra’s Trishund Ganpati temple is a revered location that pays homage to centuries of custom and unshakable dedication. The inquisitive and the devout are drawn to this sacred site…
On the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico, Chichen Itza is a mystery that rises out of the lush forest like a treasure that has been worn down by time, the elements,…
The Hagia Sophia, located in Turkey on the Europe-Asia border, has a long history. The first attempt, built in 360 A.D. by Byzantine Emperor Constantius 2, was destroyed and then…
