“The history of Glasgow is profoundly interlinked with the history of the Clyde, and together they have informed the museum’s design. I wanted the building to reflect the importance of…
Nowadays, travelling from one place to another has become a crucial part of our routine. During this commute we spent 10-15 mins at least at a bus station or a…
Imagine wanting to go have dinner in a restaurant after hours on a weekday in Mumbai. You can, but you won’t. The traffic will kill you. Let the delivery guy…
Roman architecture is famous for its efficient design and engineering, utilizing relevant building materials that helped them achieve success with construction. It is known for a variety of structures such…
With the onset of possibly the worst infectious disease after the Spanish Flu in the early 20th century; to say COVID 19 has shaken up the world as we know…
This is not the first time cities stand at the forefront of fighting a pandemic due to high disease transmission risk. Wider streets, new sewage systems, and health requirements helped…
Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) is by definition, the creation of compact, walkable, pedestrian-oriented, mixed-use communities centered around high-quality transit systems by creating viable, livable, and sustainable communities. It comprises high-density affordable…
The human body exists in the physical realm and experiences it through its five senses – Vision, Hearing, Smell, Taste, and Touch. The engagement of all these senses allows the…
“Transport, the de facto barometer of economic, social, and commercial progress has transformed the entire world into one organized unit. It carries ideas and inventions to the people and has…
1. Lorient Multimodal Hub | AREP The Lorient multimodal hub is one of the transport hubs which is a part of the “Bretagne à Grande Vitesse” project (“High-speed for Brittany”),…