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Green is definitely having a moment in design and architecture. Combining both artwork and decor; incorporating plants instantly livens, revives, and enhances the indoor space. This trend works in every interior space, no matter its size, design or style. Integrating plants in your home, offices or shops not only propagates brighter moods and relaxation, but... Continue Reading →
Bricks have been used for building of structures since the beginning of architecture for building permanent structures. Exposed brick structures became famous with the public since the late 1900’s. People prefer these as they are not only an eco friendly option, but are also sustainable. They are cost effective as it saves on the plaster... Continue Reading →
Real estate and architecture quite often fail to recognise their inexorable connections, and on most levels, tend to be in complete contradiction of one another. While architects tend to push the boundaries of design by often looking past the ease of execution and practicality, without worrying about the current real estate trends, real estate developers... Continue Reading →
The need to switch to a self sustainable lifestyle has reached all areas of life. Urbanization and scarcity of raw materials and energy resources has led to the rediscovery of the principle form of tent as an architectural form, while propagating its development further. The use of textiles is not just limited to temporary structures,... Continue Reading →
The oldest forms of indigenous shelter were often round in shape, something which our ancestors saw reflected in the surrounding natural environment. In the past, they were much more widespread, being the shape of choice because they were strong, good for ventilation and air circulation, energy efficient, less vulnerable in strong winds and they used... Continue Reading →
India has one of the fastest-growing populations in the world, and for centuries the clay fired brick has been the most popular building material in the sub-continent due to its local availability and low cost. However, negative environmental and social impacts surrounding its production have raised concerns about its future use. And to address these... Continue Reading →
As the present day society is becoming even more conscious of the growing energy demands of buildings and its negative contribution to global warming, the need for new adaptive and sustainable measures is needed now more than ever. And the main parameter influencing the building’s energy performance is its façade. Transforming the traditional static building... Continue Reading →
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