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According to Lewis Mumford, architecture must act as an organic union between individuals and their living spaces. Whether it is taking a walk in the park or working in an office, we are constantly bombarded by narratives of architecture. Why is it that some places make us feel ecstatic, whereas others bring us down? Is […]
Enliven and Brighten Up Your Space: The Psychology of Architectural Spaces Read More »
On a momentous occasion, CEPT University in Ahmedabad conferred the prestigious Honorary Doctorate in Architecture upon the renowned architect and planner, Prof. Christopher Charles Benninger, during its convocation on the 20th of January, 2024. The distinguished architect, known for his transformative contributions to the field, was honoured with a Doctor of Philosophy (Honoris Causa) for
The discipline of architecture has made leaps and bounds of advancements. At present, architectural education is concerned not only with technology (BIM, CAD, etc.) but also with sustainability. One of the trends that has become quite popular with architects around the world is adaptive reuse. Any old building can be transformed and embellished through adaptive
Preserving Identity One Brick At A Time: Adaptive Reuse of Historic Buildings Read More »
Queensland’s prestigious Brisbane Portrait Prize (BPP) is stirring controversy as it opens its doors to artworks created, in whole or in part, by generative artificial intelligence (AI). This marks a significant departure from the competition’s previous guidelines, raising questions about the role of AI in traditional art spaces. Art World Reacts: “A Slippery Slope” The
Queensland’s Brisbane Portrait Prize Faces Backlash for Allowing AI-Created Artworks Read More »
In a significant move, Finland’s largest art museum, the Athenaeum, has officially changed the nationality of renowned 19th-century Realist painter Ilya Repin from Russian to Ukrainian. This decision comes in response to a campaign led by Ukrainians advocating for the acknowledgment of Repin’s true heritage. Initial Cataloging and Controversy The controversy began when the Athenaeum
No! Ilya Repin is not Russian According to Finland’s Largest Art Museum Read More »
Developing adaptable and responsive ways to deal with the changing issues faced by cities is the essence of adaptive urban planning. Case studies offer examples of how cities have used adaptive urban planning to meet particular problems. They provide significant insights into real-world solutions, accomplishments, and lessons gained, making them invaluable resources for urban planners
Urban Evolution: Navigating Change Through Adaptive Planning – A Case Study Exploration Read More »
I remember watching Disney’s Frozen not too long ago. When Elsa magically erected an ice palace to serve as her new home; encasing herself in the newfound liberation yet solidarity, I nearly jumped out of my seat. It made me wonder, whether it will ever be possible for us hot-blooded humans to ever experience such
A Song of Fire and Ice Hotels Read More »
Global brands or Household items, all have a unique story to tell. Be it the tales of how it started, the history behind their name, logo, branding or even the process of production. These very brands have changed the way we go on with our lives now since they are so intrinsically woven into our
From Humble Beginnings to Global Icons: 9 Famous Brands and Their Genesis Stories Read More »
Architectural education is critical in determining how the built environment will develop. The discipline is changing, and new developments in design thinking, technology, sustainability, and social dynamics are all reflected in architectural education. The study of architecture encourages original approaches to problem-solving. Pupils learn to evaluate intricate problems, consider various viewpoints, and develop creative design
Architectural Education 2.0: Navigating the Frontiers of Design in Emerging Trends Read More »
Architecture isn’t simply sketching out buildings, but rather a cumulative discipline focused on mapping, planning, designing, developing, and restoring a space. In recent years, technology has made leaps and it reflects in the way education has changed. It applies to architectural education as well. The architectural practices have made a humongous transition. Earlier they focused
9 Emerging Trends That Are Revolutionizing Architectural Pedagogy Read More »