Refer to our last post where Madhya Pradesh High Court ruling states that Engineers will have same powers as Architects. While many architects are still trying to understand what the Court meant by “Powers” and if it also means same skills and capabilities, we bumped upon an interesting infographic on Internet which underlines the key differences between an architect and an engineer. See the following infographic:
Flyying Seeds Design Studio uses parametric architecture for designing office building for Romsons
mamama, a Bangalore based multidisciplinary design firm uses natural materials and showcases clean, pragmatic design solutions for the apartment interior design project at Mumbai.
Office in the groves, at Surat, by Dot Dimension was designed with an aim to break the stereotype of office spaces and connect the users with its surroundings.
“Women in Architectural Practice: Everyday Experiences and Exercising Agency” was a 2-day National Symposium organized by the Feminist Collective in Architecture (FCA), India, a
Aarti Dhingra shares a tribute to Christopher Alexander, noted architect and a design theorist.
Aatam Hostel, designed by Sameep Padora and Associates, has a residential program mix, containing hostels rooms for students along with a residence for the family that owns the plot. Six years in the making, the project is located in the dry and hot climate of Kota, Rajasthan.
76 South Avenue is a luxury residential building in Bandra on a plot of 5317sq.ft.having one 3 bedroom apartment of 1420sq.ft.per floor, with the top two floors being a duplex penthouse. The apartment orients towards the west, with the living room and the two main bedrooms overlooking into the direction of the Arabian Sea. The terrace houses an infinity pool, along with an intimate entertainment zone.
Head office for Coonoor Tea Corporation at Coonoor designed by Kaushik Mukherjee Architects
For a long time now, professional opinion regarding the structure and density of Delhi has revolved around the disbalanced density between the city core and the periphery. With mounting pressures on land as a resource, urban sprawl stretching the limits of the city and consequent problems with urban transportation and environmental degradation the need to densify existing precincts of the city becomes evident.
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