Dravidian architecture, characterized as the evolution in the Southern India Temple architecture, can be broken into four distinct phases; Pallavan Period from 600 AD-900AD which featured rock-cut cave-like temples; Chola…
One of the most appreciated superstars in the South Indian industry is Allu Arjun. He is the late actor-comedian Allu Ramalingaiah’s grandson. Being the nephew of Chiranjeevi, a legend in…
The French Capital of India, Pondicherry, is often a popular destination for tourists, specifically art and architecture enthusiasts. The coastal town displays its rich historical background, culture, and stories left…
The clock struck 5 pm, and both of them exclaimed after a serious discussion, “Yes, it is Darasuram”. Maya never got a chance to get acquainted with the heritage of…
With their dynamic queens and influential kings, their world-class army and navy, their massive temples and cities of beauty incomparable, and a legacy that continues to last, the Cholas hold…
An architect’s paradise, Auroville is the pristine abode to some amazing architecture and spirituality. One of the finest attractions of the place is the Matrimandir and its 12 gardens along…
Vernacular Architecture is the style of architecture that takes into account the needs of the people, materials available locally, indigenous labor, and economic factors of the people in question. It,…
Every architect knows that Architectural Design is not complete if we don’t take climatology into consideration. While the client’s satisfaction is of prime importance, the solace of doing our job…
Islamic Architecture spread to India at the advent of Islamic Rule in India during the era of the Slave Dynasty in the year 1206. Through the years, Islamic Architecture flourished…
South India is home to some of the oldest and most beautiful architectural marvels of India, in the form of its temples. Built of various stones and often with tall…
The south Indian style of temple architecture is very distinct from that of the rest of India. It is convenient to resolve the types of architecture into four periods corresponding…