Bengaluru-based author, award-winning architectural journalist, curator, editor, and educator, Ar. Apurva Bose Dutta works at the intersection of architectural design writing, thinking, discourse, curation, journalism, criticism, and communications. Apurva's passion for communication and her academic background (B.Arch., Chandigarh College of Architecture; Diploma in freelance journalism, U.K.) have translated into her unique 18-year career with the AEC industry, involving global collaborations with prominent multimedia publication houses, firms, organizations, and institutions affiliated with architecture, design, and building. Apurva offers training in architectural design writing, a discipline for which she is extensively recognized for her pioneering initiatives in India. Her well-received first book, Architectural Voices of India, documented the voices of 19 eminent Indian architects and built a framework for a discourse on architecture. Her second book Architectural Inheritance and Evolution in India explores how architecture situates itself in the bonds within respective architectural families in India, a nation rejoicing in its rich family culture and ethos.