Council of Architecture India in its proposed amendments to the Architects Act has suggested an additional qualifying examination for the students after the completion of B.Arch Course. Do you support this idea?
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In “Creative Cartography: Making Pedagogy Playful but Political” author Priya Joseph details an academic studio that uses Creative Cartography to transform a ruined 19th-century tile factory into a commentary on the Anthropocene and multispecies coexistence. Through film, gamification, and art, students challenge conventional mapping to resist capitalist land development and advocate for ecological sustenance.
Thirdspace Architecture Studio is inviting applications for a hybrid, full-time Research, Documentation, and Communication Assistant in Pune.
As part of our editorial: What makes a space public? Author Aravind Unni argues that a genuine public space is defined by equal accessibility and multi-functional use rather than strict ownership.
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