Natasha N Kochhar The desire to connect with nature is a powerful human drive. We crave spaces to escape the confines of our homes and immerse ourselves in the vibrant tapestry of the outdoors. This yearning for fresh air, natural light, and a connection to the surrounding environment is particularly relevant in our modern world, […]Read More
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Building with Place: How Architecture Can Respond to Climate, Landscape,
Ar. Jamshed Banaji & Ar. Nirmala Banaji The most enduring architecture has always begun with observation. Before drawings, technologies, or materials, there was an understanding of place. Buildings responded to the path of the sun, the direction of the wind, the contours of the land, and the rhythms of local ecosystems. As we mark World […]Read More
Ar. Kritika Juneja Great architecture and interior design go beyond aesthetics. The most memorable spaces are not defined by trends or expensive décor but by the emotions, memories, and stories they hold. In today’s world of fast-changing interior trends, the idea of emotional endurance in design is becoming increasingly important. Why Emotion Matters in Architecture […]Read More
Nikita Bajaj Pathak As human beings, we possess an inherent attraction to captivating sensory experiences that evoke deep emotions. In the realm of interior design, material selection is the key to creating such an experience. The choice of materials used in home interiors plays a vital role in crafting a specific ambiance and atmosphere. Each […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Aga Khan Trust for Culture recently held an exhibition of 20 artworks made on the conservation effort being undertaken by it at India International Centre, New Delhi. Titled The Portraits of Conservation, these paintings illustrate views of the monuments as they were expected to appear post conservation or as they had once […]Read More