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Vinod Gupta, of Opus Indigo Studio reflects on the evolution and challenges of the Indian architectural profession, emphasizing the need for architects to reclaim responsibilities beyond design to revitalize the industry’s trajectory.
The Bait Ur Rouf Jame Mosque, Bangladesh, designed by Marina Tabassum, features a column-free prayer hall with natural light and ventilation, creating a refuge of spirituality in urban Dhaka.
The design of Masjid-e-Haji Abdur Rauf at Malegaon, Maharashtra, by NBZ Architectural Consultants, intends to take believers from tangible to intangible state of mind by the serene quality of spaces both inside and outside.
Freedom Square in Kerala, by De Earth Architects, is a revitalized public space in Calicut that commemorates the city’s rich history and offers a versatile space for the community.
The series “Architectural Heritage in India” concludes with Gurmeet Sangha Rai highlighting the community-based approach towards heritage, the importance of the people and culture in heritage, and valuing indigenous practices and knowledge systems.
Santham Dance Studio,Thrissur, by DD Architects, invites the dynamism of nature into the interiors—changing seasons, daylight & rain fused in with local materials worked on by experienced craftsmen
Physiofit, Rajkot, Gujarat, designed by Dhulia Architecture Design, is a fitness centre that combines physical fitness with mental rejuvenation through its design.
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