
An ‘Indian’ Architecture (Part 2 of 2), by Raghavendra Kuppuswamy
An ‘Indian’ Architecture (Pt. 2), Essay by Raghavendra Kuppuswamy
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An ‘Indian’ Architecture (Pt. 2), Essay by Raghavendra Kuppuswamy
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“The idea of one ideal solution in architecture is a misnomer.” Shridhar Rao and Shikha Doogar discuss ARCHITECTURE AND PERFORMANCE, in this Research Paper
Photostory: Tibet, Towards A Roof of The World, by Arghya Ghosh
Prem Chandavarkar responds to Bimal Patel’s Essay in LA Journal Issue 61, on the Central Vista Redevelopment and “Democracy, Participation and Consultation”
The passing away of Pradeep Sachdeva at the age of 62 was untimely. He was at an age when most architects are still maturing. Nevertheless, he left us with a compelling legacy as an innovative and humanistic architect, urban designer, landscape architect and interior designer. He created several iconic projects that have become benchmarks and are testimony to the contributions he has made to Indian architecture and urbanism.
Anisha Shekhar Mukerji shares a personal tribute to Architect and Urbanist, Pradeep Sachdeva, who passed away today morning at Delhi.
Snehanshu Mukherjee, Partner at TEAM, asks, what will be the architecture of or for future? – As architects, we may feel that we have very little say in such matters. My question is, is this true? I have been thinking of these things especially these days amidst the pandemic. To me, the primary question is – what would be the architecture for or of the future?
Design nonstop brings another story in this section, The other side of coin.
धातूचे नाणे: Story of Metal Coins, by Design nonstop
चिकणमातीची पाटी – Story of a Clay tablet ~ स्नेहल जोशी आणि हृषिकेश खेडकर
When I first came across the word ‘Building Biology’, it left me a bit amused and intrigued. Over past few decades, I had never heard about it during studies or practice of architecture! Yet, little did I suspect that ‘Building biology’ will become so integral to my perception of ‘holistic space design’ that it will mark a distinct milestone of sorts in my professional journey! In this article, I hope to share my understanding of this subject and how it has potential to herald a ‘new era of design consciousness’ in our architecture. Before we delve any further in understanding ‘Building Biology’ , it will be worthwhile to examine following facts; – Raman Vig
A strong and balanced ‘Bio-field’ (also known as ‘Prana-shakti’ or ‘Chetna’ in India, ‘Chi’ in or ‘Qi’ in Oriental expression or commonly as ‘aura’) is the basis of good physical, mental and spiritual health. Our state of ‘Well Being’; both within and with the world around us, are the spontaneous outcomes of ‘experiencing good health holistically’.
अश्मयुगातील खल-बत्ता ~ Stone Age Stone Mortar and Pestle, story by Design nonstop
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