Category featuring the architectural and design projects from top architects in India. Architecture in India featured through an array of works from different typologies and contexts by popular architects in India.
On January 24, 2023, one of India’s most renowned architects passed away. With the passing of B.V. Doshi at the age of 95, Indian Architecture witnessed the end of an era. This tribute by Doshi’s student and later contemporary, Bimal Patel, was first published in ‘The Indian Express’.
Architect B.V.Doshi named as one of the recipients of the Padma Vibhushan Award posthumously.
Architect Christopher Benninger, Principal at CCBA, Pune, shares his tribute for B.V.Doshi.
Pioneer Architect B.V. Doshi, India’s first and only Pritzker Awardee, passed away on the morning of 24 January 2023.
The 1960s- That was when cracks first developed in Joshimath’s buildings. 2023! That is when the sound of these seven decades-old alarm bells finally reached.
The Gender Parity: Architecture Profession in Post-Binary India team, in a conversation with Leewardists’ Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, discussed the lack of gender inclusivity within the profession.
Future Trajectories | Dialogues is a series dedicated to the people behind Promising Young Architectural Practices identified in Future Trajectories and Future Trajectories 2.0. In this interview, Ladakh based Earthling Ladakh reminisces its ethos, approach and journey.
Designed by Earthling Ladakh in Spituk Valley, Ladakh, the Spituk House is a passive solar house that relies on ecological solutions to keep warm during Ladakh’s winter.
Earthling Ladakh redesigned The Johnson House in Leh, once the residence of Ladakh’s former governor William Henry Johnson, into a museum.
The intent of The Brown Envelope, Pune, designed by Alok Kothari Architects, was to use landscape as a tool to overcome the limitations of existing structure and establish a strong connect with nature.
The Creek Diskit by Earthling Ladakh is an ecological retreat in Ladakh, designed as low-impact architecture, which is humble and minimal.
In this article, the author- Tarun Walecha, talks about the impact of Architecture on a user’s mental health.
Studio For Nirvana Films, Bengaluru by SJK Architects is an office space for an ad film production company that thinks out of the box. Their films are a surprise – an unexplored humane perspective on a product.
Deeksha Somaiya talks about Contemporary Indian Approaches to Adaptive Reuse.
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