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Vadodara: The Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) has BCA roped in Rajkot-based architect firm, Zedo Designers to design its international cricket stadium to come up in Kotambi.
The decision raised many eyebrows as the BCA had announced last month that it had roped in Salil Ranadive Architects for designing its stadium.
Source: Read the full news on The Times of India
A west-facing residence in Rohtak, Haryana, negotiates the pressures of climate, privacy and material permanence through a considered architecture of brick, void and filtered light.
Designed by Studio WhiteScape on a compact Bengaluru corner plot, The Blooming Haus is a 6,000-square-foot vertical residence wrapped in a perforated concrete veil. The design introverts around a series of light-filled internal courtyards, seamlessly blending traditional Vastu principles with a striking monolithic form.
In “Creative Cartography: Making Pedagogy Playful but Political” author Priya Joseph details an academic studio that uses Creative Cartography to transform a ruined 19th-century tile factory into a commentary on the Anthropocene and multispecies coexistence. Through film, gamification, and art, students challenge conventional mapping to resist capitalist land development and advocate for ecological sustenance.
Thirdspace Architecture Studio is inviting applications for a hybrid, full-time Research, Documentation, and Communication Assistant in Pune.
ArchiSHOTS is seeking a full-time, remote Research and Communication Intern/Associate with a background in architecture or urban design to manage architectural research, digital documentation, and stakeholder correspondence. The role focuses on building critical discourse around the built environment, offering formal on-the-job training for interns and requiring a minimum of one year of experience for associates.
SpaceMatters is hiring a Project Architect with 4–6 years of experience in New Delhi/NCR to join our collaborative, interdisciplinary studio and work on impactful, design-driven projects.
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