These are just empty images like “Grandmother is wandering around the house like every wall and corner remembers funny family moments but carries emptiness like drawing drawers, climbing stairs, or…
Urban areas often see high crime rates, but urban voids, which are abandoned and underutilized spaces or even vacant properties, have been associated with an increase in the level of…
Transit spaces are integral to the urban experience, connecting people and places while facilitating economic and social interactions. However, their design often prioritizes efficiency over user comfort, inclusivity, and emotional…
The future of urban development is represented by smart cities, which combine infrastructure and technology to improve the quality of life and maximize urban services. Integrating the Internet of Things…
Architecture has the profound ability to shape how people interact with the world around them. Among its many principles, universal design stands out as a transformative approach that emphasizes inclusivity.…
Have you ever paused and noticed the spaces you interact with daily? If not, try it; this could start with an elevator down to the main door, walking into a…
Urban Landscape Design Urban landscape design involves the planning, designing, and implementation of green spaces and landscaping elements within a city. It goes beyond aesthetics, aiming to enhance the functionality…
Architecture has largely improved sensitivity and keenness in my view of the world, people/users always stand at the core of architecture. Defining the success of a project often stands subjective,…
The advancement of gender equality in South Asia requires an understanding that urban planning is more than just structural and spatial design; it is a powerful tool influencing access, inclusion,…
Urban design and planning are fundamental in forming our communities’ social structures. Being at the heart of cities, public spaces have the power to unite people while promoting accessibility and…
As architects and designers, when we think about universal design or accessibility the first things that come to mind are tactile surfaces, ramps, and wheelchair-friendly features. Have you ever observed,…
Designing for the blind requires analysing and understanding how one can use the other four senses to make the product usable. Hence, surfaces, textures, touch, and sound are the most…








