A speculative meditation on human existence, the psychology of place, and what architecture silently does to us by imagining a world in which it never existed at all. “We shape…
Biophilic design within the built environment is often described as performative, with many attributing its purpose to aesthetics and social value alone. The return of nature to the built environment,…
Walkability is usually considered a transportation challenge, signifying how easily people can navigate a neighborhood or city by walking. Walking changes the pace of city living: it slows people down…
Architects spend almost 40 to 50 per cent of their time in design studios where they come up with design options, solutions, presentation boards and much more. This connection to…
Buildings are often perceived for their visible physical features – their form and structure. As in a tall skyscraper, a grand building or a minimal building with sleek lines, buildings…
Buildings are one of the important parts of human life. People spend most of their time inside buildings like homes, schools, hospitals, offices and public spaces. All these places affect…
Listening to the spaces around us Architecture has always been a conversation—yet most of us have never learned to listen. From the angle of morning light to the path between…
Sailing through the intense environment of the design studios and even the corporate offices , it is often found that it leads to the fading away of lines between professional…
We are living in the most interrupted era in human history. Phones buzz, multiple tabs, reels, autoplay; and every spare second gets filled with content. Attention today is no longer…
“Loneliness does not come from having no people around, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important.” -Carl Jung Cities are often imagined as places of public…
Architecture has long been understood as a visual discipline, defined by form, proportion, material, and aesthetics. From iconic skylines to intricate facades, the experience of space is often discussed in…
Spatial anxiety is the name given to this more subtle but equally powerful form of stress reaction that people experience in response to their surroundings.” While many stresses that people…