The Cave Laboratory, Nasik, by The Cave Laboratory Research, Architecture, & Planning, features a flexible, open-plan studio with minimalist, natural materials and multi-functional furniture.
The Sri Aurobindo Integral Learning Centre (SAILC) in Surat, designed by Mona Doctor-Pingel of Studio Naqshbandi, offers a simple and rich experience, with natural water bodies fostering sensorial experiences and integral consciousness.
Shwasam Multipurpose Hall, Aliparamba, Kerala, by ShriAbodes, is an endeavour to build a breathable structure that pulsates with life as it merges with the scenic surroundings of the site.
SJK Architects’ design for Sparkrill International School, Warangal, Telangana, breaks the boundaries of conventional classrooms, facilitating informal and exploratory learning by leveraging nature and the built environment as educators.
The Trestle Pavilion is a versatile and modular structure designed by Studio Terratects in collaboration with Design Shasthra.
In response to the omission of certain elements from history books, Architect Planner Prof Kavas Kapadia reflects on the different verticals of history with regard to architecture.
Architect Suneet Paul writes on the need to inculcate a sense of responsibility towards conserving and restoring our heritage.
The Gender Parity: Architecture Profession in Post-Binary India Initiative by ArchitectureLive! strives to promote gender inclusivity within the profession. In this article, the Gender Parity Initiative team gives you a sneak peek of the rationale behind this survey and why we believe this initiative is significant to the profession.
The Lucknow Architecture Festival was held from 04th November to 06th November, 2022. The first day of the event saw the official launch of the Council of Architecture’s Manual of Architectural Practice. Post the launch, we had a conversation with the Manual’s Committee member, Ar. Salil Ranadive.
Authored by Madhavi Desai, Miki Desai and Jong Lang, The Bungalow in Twentieth-Century India looks at the changing ways of life and aspirations in the domestic architecture of colonial and post-colonial society.
The goal of this book has been to present an intellectual overview of the various sub-plots within the architecture of India during that period. It is a concise view of a complex architectural history. The book focuses not on architects but lines of architectural thought. It evaluates the role of the architecture of foreign masters of modern architecture in India in shaping the post-independence Indian architecture. It is an effort to understand the reasons of origin of modern architecture, factors responsible for its development and its architectural vocabulary both in the world and in India at the turn of the 20th century
Indian Architecture in different official Indian languages
Striving to start a conversation about what can be done to improve architectural internship, we bring to you opinions and anecdotes from the students’ side.
On Charles Correa’s 87th birth anniversary, we turn to one of his most profound essays in search for the missing piece.
In the B.Arch. program, this Internship module has increasingly become a matter of concern. Its usefulness – as a reality or a formality – is under debate.
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