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“Social media has pulled back the curtain, democratizing the discourse and, more importantly, the architect’s image.” —Athulya Aby

November 30, 2024 No Comments

Athulya Aby writes about how social media has transformed architecture, making it accessible to the masses. While it offers opportunities for inclusivity and innovation, it also poses risks of superficiality and prioritizing aesthetics over function. The future lies in balancing online presence with real-world impact, according to Athulya.

Council of Architecture, India, marks its presence on Social Media

February 24, 2013 No Comments

In a move to improve its connection with the architects’ community in India, the Council of Architecture, India (CoA) officially marked its presence on Social

The School of Social Development, Studio Berardi Miglio. © Filippo Berardi

The School of Social Development, Bodgaun, Nepal, by studio berardi miglio

October 3, 2024 No Comments

The School of Social Development, Nepal, by Studio Berardi Miglio is a school and volunteer centre in a remote Nepalese village focused community engagement.

Migliore+Servetto conceives the Interior, Exhibition, Graphic & Multimedia Design of the Procuratie Vecchie of Piazza San Marco in Venice

October 18, 2023 No Comments

The Migliore+Servetto studio, internationally recognised for its excellence in exhibition design and the design of communication spaces, was chosen by Generali Group to design the new headquarters of The Human Safety Net.

Social Design Collaborative, Delhi

February 4, 2022 No Comments

Future Trajectories: Social Design Collaborative, Practice recommended by Prem Chandavarkar and Anupam Bansal

Additional fundraising challenges and refreshed social goals – Nivasa NGO

March 5, 2021 No Comments

Nivasa NGO, possessing a network of advisors, fellow NGOs and funders, collectively witnessed additional strain on their monetary channels to aid their initiatives. The lockdowns, however, helped principal architect Akhila Ramesh to reinvent her journey with the Nivasa NGO team. With a rejuvenated studio structure and efforts to implement dignified living for the urban and rural poor, the team hopes to expand their friend network and funding avenues to aid their cause.

Sustaining with core research and social opportunities – Ketham’s Atelier

March 5, 2021 No Comments

Ketham’s Atelier has been focussed on researching the core concepts of architectural design and becoming well versed with the associated skill sets. Additionally, the studio also has been running an NGO practice to impart the learnings through teaching methods. Together, the studio witnessed the importance of their research in helping them sustain through a time like the pandemic.

Nurturing a technological and Socially relevant practice through the pandemic - DesignAware

Nurturing a technological and Socially relevant practice through the pandemic – Takbir Fatima, DesignAware

February 2, 2021 No Comments

DesignAware has been working with tech-based design methodologies since their founding year, thanks to the team’s background in technological awareness related to architectural design. The studio experienced a multiplied impact due to the floods in Hyderabad during the pandemic. The lockdown and the post-flood situation has spurred the team to rethink their practice strengths and equip more resiliency. This direction has also pushed the team to nurture their studio practice itself as a physical entity, in addition to their successful initiatives in educational and socially relevant projects.

Michelle Poonawalla at Art.Lab, Dubai, and the Mediations Biennale, Poland

October 23, 2020 No Comments

“Iam delighted to be able to show ‘From Dust to Dust’ alongside leading artists in the digital sphere. I like to produce immersive and engaging artworks which create an experience for the viewer so for me World Art Dubai is a great opportunity for as many people of different nationalities and age groups to see my work as possible. It is also great to be back showing work in Dubai after the success of Introspection at Alserkal Avenue last year” Michelle Poonawalla

Huda’s Skyline, A social Sculpture at Dhaka Bangladesh, by SHATOTTO

January 16, 2019 No Comments

The project by SHATOTTO, is situated at North-East facing corner plot in the posh residential area, Gulshan, Dhaka. Since the sun goes towards south in winter, so any construction will cast shadow in the northern part.

Paro International Airport Controversy

October 20, 2022 No Comments

Since the past few days, a controversy has been making rounds on a few social media groups of architects regarding the Paro International Airport project. A dispute has arisen between the project’s consultant and design firm regarding the lack of credits, unpaid dues and poor quality of drawings.

WISHKARMA brings India’s Biggest Catalogue of Building Products

December 20, 2019 No Comments

WISHKARMA brings the largest e-catalogue of construction building products for architects and interior designers.

The Construction Architecture and Design industry in India is witnessing the rapid transition. The onset of the internet and image-driven social media platforms such as Pinterest have exposed customers, from the remotest parts of the world to global ideas and trends.

Architectural Photographers - Maverick Shutterbugs from India

Maverick Shutterbugs: Architectural Photographers of India

July 29, 2013 5 Comments

Photography is crucial to architecture as it helps dealing with significant issues such as pre design analysis of the problem, site and case studies of similar projects. In the next stage it is a very important documentation tool for monitoring projects specially restoration works. The most significant use of photography is as a presentation tool. Architecture is one of those professions where packaging is as important as the package itself. With the rise of social media this trend has only moved forward. – Architectural Photographers

Giveaway on ArchitectureLive!’s 13th Birthday

January 16, 2025 No Comments

Announcing! Giveaway for Architecture Students and Young Architects. Win from a selection of books on Art, Architecture and Design.

Café Delhi Heights, Delhi, by M:OFA Studios

December 31, 2024 No Comments

Café Delhi Heights, by M:FOA Studios, is a unique dining experience inspired by the whimsical world of Wes Anderson films. The café’s design features multiple, Instagram-worthy backdrops, including a train-wagon booth seating area, a colorful Indian Dispatch Wall, and a vibrant pink bar.

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