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.
Swissnex in India, in collaboration with SwitzerlandIndia75, hosted the two
renowned architects, Peter Zumthor and Bijoy Ramachandran, to discuss bilateral perspectives on architecture in an open
format, on February 22, 2024.
‘1700 in 70: A Walk for a Cause’ documents Gita Balakrishnan’s inspiring story of determination, resilience, physical endurance and spiritual growth against the backdrop of India’s diverse landscapes, cultures, and architectural heritage.
Sako Studio, a compact workspace in Hyderabad, by SaKo Studio Narratives, blends traditional and modern elements to create a harmonious and efficient space.
Designed by Imagine Design Studio, CAR-O-BAR, Indore, features a contemporary design with tropical elements for a rustic and coastal atmosphere.
Announced on June 12, the 2024 winners for RIBA International Awards for Excellence are spread across 14 countries, showcasing exceptional responses to contemporary challenges.
Aiming to empower children to become proactive problem solvers, MuSo (Museum of Solutions), Lower Parel, Mumbai, is a child-centric initiative designed by Ratan J. Batliboi – Consultants Pvt. Ltd. and Bricolage Bombay.
Chonggu Experimental School, Shanghai, is designed as a potential shift in pedagogy from traditional models to more informal, enquiry-based approaches by BAU (Brearley Architects + Urbanists).
Nestled in Calicut, Kerala, Eden is a carefully crafted residential project designed by Greenline Architects.
‘A Call to Return: A Journey with Didi Contractor’ chronicles the life of Didi Contractor, a self-taught architect born in 1929, who was renowned for her eco-friendly adobe buildings in Himachal Pradesh. Celebrated globally, Didi’s legacy includes numerous articles, books, documentaries, and prestigious awards.
When considering whether to enroll in the course of architecture or not, opinions of the graduates are strikingly divided, as was revealed in a recent Instagram poll. These mixed responses highlight the challenging yet potentially rewarding nature of a career in architecture.
Roshini Pushparaj explores how nakabandis, often seen as temporary roadblocks for security, hold a more permanent role in shaping traffic flow. The essay is a part of special mention entries for Urban Imprints essay writing contest, March-April 2024.
Manali Ramchandani explores the relocation discussions and the balancing preservation and urban development of the vibrant Sarafa Bazaar in Indore. The essay is a part of shortlisted entries for Urban Imprints essay writing contest, March-April 2024.
Arunava Dutta talks about how the globalized residents curate their living spaces with cultural artifacts from around the world, reflecting a blend of local traditions and global influences. The essay is a part of shortlisted entries for Urban Imprints essay writing contest, March-April 2024.
Urban displacement disrupts social networks, causing a sense of placelessness. Yet, people establish belonging through intangible connections—rituals, traditions, and shared experiences—shaping both mind and space as is explored by Aditi Suresh Kawade through this piece. The essay is a part of shortlisted entries for Urban Imprints essay writing contest, March-April 2024.
While Old Goa’s charm extends beyond Basilica of Bom Jesus to St. Paul’s College Gate, and more, urbanization threatens its identity, with concrete facades erasing historical essence, as Ravjyot Kaur writes. The essay is the winning entry for the Urban Imprints essay writing contest, March-April 2024.
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