An Open Letter to Reimagine Architectural Education and Practice in India
This article is an open letter to fellow architects, urban practitioners, designers, and thinkers. The urban environment is extremely important to our…
This article is an open letter to fellow architects, urban practitioners, designers, and thinkers. The urban environment is extremely important to our…
Change. It’s never pleasant and many would say that it has become a tendency for us to resist it. There is a…
All of us are highly impressed with New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s leadership in steering her country through the COVID crisis.…
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The world is negotiating extremely troubled times. Everyone seems confused, anxious, possibly afraid, perhaps trying to make sense of the perpetual uncertainty…
The next twelve months will be crucial from a governance point of view in Madhya Pradesh, India. An adaptive response that relies…
In a rapidly transforming mobility paradigm, India has some inherent strengths and comparative advantages. The country also has a little of the…
Streets have been our oldest social spaces which connected diverse areas of the city, creating multiple spaces for communal activities and points for interaction along the way. With an increase in the growth of private vehicles and automobiles, streets were no longer seen as public spaces, rather, just a medium to traverse through, in order to get to your destination.
The recent rise of civic activism in India for local and national issues exposes key challenge – Citizens are unhappy & anguished.…