Between destruction and innovation The world today is going through a paradigm shift; one part of the world is facing major destruction, while the other part of the world is…
Founded by the visionary Latika Khosla, Freedom Tree is not just a retail destination. Rooted in India yet expressive in global appeal, the brand positions itself as a champion of…
The Power of Design-Led Branding In today’s highly competitive global market, architecture and design firms must cultivate strong identities that extend beyond delivering functional spaces. Successful studios are recognised not…
In today’s world, sustainability has become more than a trend—moreover, it stands as a responsibility towards nature and the environment. Especially in the field of architecture, professionals are rethinking materials…
Project Fuse arrived in 2020 with a deceptively simple proposition: that a piece of furniture could carry a philosophy. Founded in New Delhi by designer Aniruddh Ghosh, this young Indian…
The ever-evolving interface of architecture and branding is a zone where vision and experience converge to create spaces not just for functionality, but for communication as well. Rutuja Tulsulkar, an…
A world built on making things now judges companies by what those things mean. Bēsō fits right into that change, seeing itself less as someone who builds chairs and more…
The recent unveiling of a newly built grand mosque in Riyadh by X Architects marks an interesting turn of events in the architectural language of modern Islamic architecture. This comes…
Bridging the Gap Between Design Education and Lived Construction One of the world’s oldest university botanical gardens, where observation, ecology, and learning are deeply intertwined. Architects do design housing. Yet…
Architecture is often discussed through form, geometry, and spatial experience, yet every architectural idea ultimately finds its presence in the world through material. Walls, columns, slabs, and structural frames are…
Around the globe, there are several places that would be considered inhospitable for the human population to live and survive in. Yet in many parts of the world, humans have…
Cities worldwide are facing a critical challenge in the form of streets that have been designed to serve vehicles instead of people. Traffic congestion, environmental degradation, and fractured social spaces…