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Accessibility is key when you want to be Better@Architecture

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Defining User Centric Designs Accessibility, Inclusivity and Universality are the most commonly used terms for User Centered Designs (UCDs).  Terminologies Accessibility: a facility that caters to users with varied abilities and removing barriers that prevent or limit usability. Universality: the word Universal means ‘to all’, in case of design, Universality is a solution that caters […]

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Architectural Blind Spots to get rid of immediately to be Better@Architecture 

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Architectural Blind Spots to get rid of immediately to be Better@Architecture What are Architectural Blindspots ?  As architects we encounter incidents that take us by surprise, which we would later realize are partly the result of inexperience and mostly the all time challenge of being an architect. We may refer to these challenges as Blind

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Pragati Maidan: A Tale of Loss and Renewal

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Pragati Maidan: A Tale of Loss and Renewal Pragati Maidan, once a vibrant symbol of India’s post-independence aspirations, has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years. The site, renowned for its iconic modernist architecture, has been the subject of controversy and debate as it underwent a major demolition and reconstruction project. The Original Pragati Maidan:

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Exploring Public Plazas: Typologies That Shape Urban Spaces

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Exploring Public Plazas: Typologies That Shape Urban Spaces Public plazas have been a cornerstone of urban life for centuries, serving as vital spaces where people gather, interact, and engage with their surroundings. From ancient Greek agoras to modern-day squares, these open spaces play a crucial role in the social and cultural fabric of cities. But

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Discover the Architectural Heritage of Chanderi

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Discover the Architectural Heritage of Chanderi When people hear the word “Chanderi,” they often think of the renowned Chanderi cloth. While this is entirely understandable, Chanderi is also a notable small town in Madhya Pradesh, located between Malwa and Bundelkhand. The town, situated along the Betwa River, is surrounded by hills, lakes, and forests, making

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A Journey Through Iconic Museum Structures: Celebrating Architectural Marvels

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A Journey Through Iconic Museum Structures: Celebrating Architectural Marvels As we traverse through time and space, museums stand as beacons of culture and history, encapsulating the essence of human creativity and intellectual pursuit. Among these cultural bastions, certain museums rise above the rest, not only for their collections but also for their architectural brilliance. Join

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House of the dragon – Architectural features and styles

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House of the dragon – Architecture feature and styles Architecture, as a physical form, must be understood, experienced, and evaluated by the standards of built form in the physical world. Cinema, on the other hand, is a play of expressions, while architecture comprises several elements and communicates through them. Both mediums rely on visuals and

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Exploring the Architectural Brilliance of Nalanda University by Sangath

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Exploring the Architectural Brilliance of Nalanda University by Sangath In contemporary architecture, the fusion of ancient heritage with modern design is a rare and commendable achievement. Nalanda University, crafted by Sangath, the architectural firm of the esteemed architect B.V. Doshi, exemplifies this blend. Situated in Rajgir, Bihar, this institution is a model of sustainable and

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Exploring Smritivan Earthquake Museum: A Tribute to Resilience and Remembrance

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Exploring Smritivan Earthquake Museum: A Tribute to Resilience and Remembrance Vastushilpa Consultants, an architecture studio, has designed a museum and memorial in India to honor the victims of the 2001 Gujarat earthquake and celebrate the resilience of the local Kutch community. The project aims to create not only a museum but also a civic space

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