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India is a diverse country and a popular tourist destination. Whether it is a stroll at the Lodhi Art District or shopping at the handicraft hubs, the beauty of and within India cannot be put into words. One of the arts which is extremely gorgeous yet often overlooked is the folk art of Jharkhand – […]
Born Of Fertility; For Fertility: The Sohrai Paintings of Jharkhand Read More »
Introduction The traditional process of renting or buying an apartment has undergone a remarkable transformation, propelled by the rapid evolution of technology. Gone are the days of extensive in-person meetings, physical property inspections, and signing leases in office spaces, which often made the process lengthy and cumbersome. Thanks to advancements in technology, particularly augmented reality
Is India Ready for a Real Estate Revolution? Exploring the Impact of AR/VR Innovation Read More »
Introduction Adaptive reuse has gained increased attention due to its ability to protect heritage while utilising existing resources. This strategy is socially and economically responsible as well. It comprises transforming an existing structure into a new useful shape while maintaining its original integrity. Adaptive reuse has several advantages, including positive effects on the environment, society,
Introduction Creative solutions, such as adaptive reuse, which repurposes historic buildings for modern purposes while preserving their historical and spiritual relevance, are necessary to preserve historical heritage, especially religious buildings. Careful architectural design principles are used to painstakingly restore and adapt new uses while maintaining the original spirit. To conserve these architectural treasures for future
Adaptive Re-Use of Historical Buildings and Monuments Read More »
We have earlier learned about the Bhadralok of Kolkata and how the term and the people came into being around the 19th century. Bhadralok of course was defined by their Bhadrata (good manners). The Bhadralok did not just inhabit urban spaces, but in rural areas, a defining trait of the Bhadralok is their aversion to
Bhadralok: Architectural Legacy and Cultural Identity in Kolkata and Beyond 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 »
The first “Blade Runner” film was released in 1982 and directed by Ridley Scott, whose architecture is a significant aspect of the visual and thematic elements that contribute to the film’s unique atmosphere. The Blade Runner franchise is set in a dystopian future Los Angeles, and the architecture plays a crucial role in establishing the
2010 science fiction heist thriller “Inception” directed by Christopher Nolan features a talented ensemble cast, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ellen Page, Tom Hardy, and others. The story revolves around Dom Cobb (played by DiCaprio), a skilled thief who specialises in entering the dreams of others to extract their deepest secrets. However, instead of stealing
Mercedes-Benz, a name associated with performance and luxury, has continuously pushed the limits of automobile engineering to produce classics that serve as symbols of the quest for perfection. These top 11 Mercedes-Benz cars have defined the brand’s history and endured as timeless representations of luxury and automotive excellence. Get ready for a trip through time
11 Most Iconic Mercedes-Benz Models That Defined Automotive Brilliance Read More »
Gaston Bachelard’s exploration of language, distinguishing between the utilitarian “signification” and the creative “poetry,” provides a lens through which we can analyse the intersection of language and architecture. In Michael Graves’ “A Case for Figurative Architecture,” the analogy between common language and the internal structure of a building is drawn, emphasising the pragmatic and technical
Gaudí’s Architecture: Is it Poetic? Read More »