Tag: indian architecture
Cozy Colorful Casa: Interior Design Project by The Design Plexus
Project Information Design FirmThe Design PlexusCompletion YearApril 2022Gross Built Area1250 SQ FT Project LocationMumbaiBuilding FunctionInterior DesignLead ArchitectsAr. Arzu Jaria & Ar. Mandar KamblePhotography CreditsStudio Varad Anvekar Project Description This Cozy Colorful Casa was designed for the client who wanted a highly functional house with a simple yet sophisticated design solution while taking care of the…
Haunted House Design: Intriguing Combination of Art and Psychology
Introduction Though some may believe that real paranormal activity is a genuine field that proves the existence of ghosts, witches, and other folktale characters, one thing we can be sure about is the fact that such places never fail to give us those spine-chilling sense of fear. But isn’t it in the darkest of night, that the stars shine…
Decoding Divine Design: Ayodhya Ram Mandir’s Architectural Secrets Revealed
Rising majestically on the banks of the holy Saryu river, the Ayodhya Ram Mandir Uttar Pradesh stands as a testament to faith, resilience, and the enduring power of architectural tradition. While its construction draws widespread attention, the temple’s intricate design deserves a closer look, offering a fascinating glimpse into the confluence of history, symbolism, and…
Best Interior design YouTube channels for Interior Design Enthusiasts
We are all guilty of binging random videos on YouTube for awfully long hours. It’s a one-stop destination for both entertainment and learning. Since most videos are 10 to 20 minutes long, viewers don’t get bored and stay entertained. On a personal note, the Interior design YouTube channel has been my go-to place to get…
Low-Cost Housing: Remarkable Case Studies in Indian Scenario
In India, there is severe housing scarcity in the cities due to rapid urbanisation and migration, especially for the economically weaker sections. In this regard, the Government of India and the Reserve Bank of India have launched a variety of programmes to increase the availability of low-cost housing. While several programmes have been proven to…
Natural Interior Design: How to Add Nature into Your Homes
On today’s date, a majority of the population lives in the cities. As opposed to rural and semi-urban areas, urban areas have lesser open spaces. Natural Interior design is not limited to designing furniture pieces and painting walls. It is something that affects the overall health of a person. With architecture and design, or interior…
Modern Library Architecture: Types and Examples of Libraries in World
The term library is based on the Latin liber for ‘book’ or ‘document’, contained in Latin libraria ‘Collection of books’ and librarium ‘Container for books’. Library architecture has been one of the keystones of the profession since the early days of modernity. It fulfills a special function in society. Library buildings are places of learning,…
House Design In Indian Style: A Fascinating Harmony in Architecture
House design in Indian style has been rich in traditional and vernacular architecture throughout History. Indian architecture house design has different residential typologies available in India, such as Haveli of Rajasthan, Wada of Maharashtra, Nalukettu of Kerala, Bamboo architecture of Assam, and Rajbari of Bengal. North Indian- Leh, Ladakh The Indian architecture design of homes…
Abstraction And Representation: Impressive Ways of Presentation in Architecture
Architecture is unlike most other forms of art. A writer begins by writing words on a page that will eventually form a book or a play. A dancer’s body moves to become the dance. An artist creates the ultimate work of art by drawing or painting it. Architects, on the other hand, do not create…
Is Architecture an Absolute Dying Profession in India?
Is architecture a dying profession in India? Definitely not. With half of the population living in urban areas, there is an increasing demand for architects, urban planners, and landscape architects in India. Though, architects in India have slipped into the mode of producing luxury products and vanity commodities. They are always proud of themselves, and…
