Green architecture is a conscious practice of designing a space that meticulously minimizes or nullifies the negative effects of construction, function, and energy consumption. It often aims at positively impacting…
Much of the indigenous traditions and architecture of Africa have been long shrouded in mystery. The richness of myriad cultures originating from the diverse African communities is astounding, to say…
Walking over the cold stone floors Hands brushing over the lime plastered wall A flood of light gushes into the courtyard, Some of the rays finding their way into the…
The Busajo Campus designed by StudioBenaim, located in southern Ethiopia, is aimed at rehabilitating and rebuilding the lives of local Ethiopian street children. The campus began as an educational project…
In China, architecture and culture are closely related to one another. Many buildings hold cultural connotations. The facts from the culture of China help people understand the architectural structure and…
Earthquake, over the years, has destroyed many buildings and settlements. Today, as we learn new techniques to suit our lifestyle, we also work towards preventing the aftermaths of a disaster.…
Bamboo: Tradition of the Future exposes bamboo as an underrated hero of construction. In place of a dreamy documentary of the material, its objective centres on attaining an accessible production…
Popularly known as the ‘Land of Fire and Ice’, Iceland is an island country where one can experience landscapes that foster volcanoes and glaciers at the same time. This presence…
In the Indian natural products landscape, Cow dung paint is not the first everyday product to be created using cow waste. On the market there are already incense sticks in…
Enriched with a message from ancient times, the historical landmarks of ages of individuals stay to the current day as living observers of their deep-rooted customs. People are getting increasingly…
In view of cyclones Amphan and Nisarg lashing through our country with a span of a few weeks addressing disaster management has become pertinent. Next to loss of life loss…
Vernacular Architecture refers to a built environment formed by considering the regional climate conditions, construction materials available, local builders’ skills and environmental factors. Therefore, this form of architecture differs from…