Through the essay “Teaching the Ground,” Biju Kuriakose examines what architectural education can learn from the realities of practice. The essay considers how students might move beyond ideas and ...
Perhaps the question is not really about ownership at all. Perhaps it is about who gets to shape a place, who gets to decide what a street becomes, how it is used, where one stops, where another walks ...
Anusha Oviyam reflects on growing up in Pattiveeranpatti, Tamil Nadu, where steps, verandahs, frontages, and streets naturally became shared community spaces. She explores how these everyday spaces ...
Granthalay, by Studio Infinity, brings together spaces for reading, learning, and community life in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh. Its circular form, central courtyard, and use of local materials connect ...
Shatkalam, by Imaginarium Architects, gives a 150-year-old Kerala tharavadu in Ramamangalam a new life. The restoration keeps its timber, tiled roof and traditional character while adapting the home ...
In Pursuit of Publicness, the third B.V. Doshi Memorial Exhibition, brought together more than a decade of work by MADe at Kalavaani, Swabhumi, Kolkata. The exhibition offered a reading of the ...
A hundred years after his passing, George Wittet’s work still holds a place in Bombay’s architectural history. Harshad Bhatia looks back at his life and legacy through the memories of those who knew ...
Samir Fayaz Shaikh traces the role of the colonnade in Indian architecture and public life, from temples and markets to civic buildings. He explores how these spaces shaped everyday life in Indian ...
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