With time there have been lots of advancements, as well as discoveries and inventions in the field of architecture. From hand drafting the drawings to developments in the 2D and…
The design of our built environment affects the health and well-being of a human and can have long-term implications on their quality of life. Well-being in occupied spaces is an…
The same laws, regulations, and ordinances that apply to other subjects also apply to Vaastu. The aim of the traditional Indian philosophy known as vaastu shastra is to create spaces…
Sliding doors have revolutionised in the architecture and design industry by maximizing the space, allowing natural light access, providing ventilation, and creating improved outdoor as well as two indoor flow…
Since times immemorial, an abode has been one of the three major requirements – roti, kapda aur makan (food, clothing, and shelter). Remember the first few architectural history lectures? How…
Sanitation facilities are considered a basic amenity in any public space. The keywords that arise while observing the present conditions are – Hygiene, Safety, Maintenance and Functioning. In India, a…
Introduction Vernacular architecture refers to the traditional building practices that have developed over time within a specific region or community, reflecting the cultural identity and heritage of the local people.…
India is a country known for its rich cultural diversity, ancient traditions, and a deep connection to the land. Within its vast landscape, rural communities thrive, each with its unique…
‘Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness’ – Architect Frank Gehry. Architecture, being a reflection of cultural fabric of the societies, need to be designed…
The facade is an important part of the superstructure. Known as “facciata” in Italian, it is the exterior faces of the building which usually draw the attention of passersby. Since…
A Jaali is a window or screen mesh carved into wood or stone by craftsmen. Commonly found in Islamic and East Asian architecture, it was initially developed as an architectural…
The use of wind and thermal buoyancy to create air movement in and out of your home without the use of mechanical systems to deliver fresh air into your home…
