Jail Road, West Delhi: A 2-km Urban Corridor That Carries Commerce, Culture, and Chaos
Stretching nearly 2 kilometres between Hari Nagar and Tilak Nagar, Jail Road is one of West Delhi’s most active and […]
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The Right to Life and the Crisis of Indian Cities
Why urban planning continues to fail the people it is meant to protect The Right to Life belongs to everyone—our
When Architecture Became a Celebration: INTEXT Expo 2026 Transforms Ludhiana into a Cultural and Creative Hub
For four vibrant winter days, Ludhiana Exhibition Centre, Sahnewal, transcended its role as a conventional exhibition venue and emerged as
Bamboo Housing Systems: IIT Kharagpur–BMTPC Prototype Shows a Viable Low-Carbon Alternative
India’s push towards affordable, climate-responsive housing is witnessing renewed momentum through bamboo-based construction technologies. A recent technical webinar organised by
Heritage Streets of Amritsar: History, Urban Planning, and the Living Fabric of the Walled City
ਅੰਮ੍ਰਿਤਸਰ, अमृतसर, امرتسر, AMRITSAR Streets as the Soul of Amritsar Amritsar’s identity is inseparable from its streets. More than physical
Guwahati Airport Terminal 2: A Nature-Themed Architectural Marvel in India’s North‑East
Gateway to the Eastern Himalayas Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (LGBI), Guwahati, has long served as the primary aerial gateway
Nehru Place: History, Present, and the Urban Life of a Planned Marketplace
Nehru Place is not merely a commercial district; it is one of Delhi’s most revealing urban experiments—where modernist planning ideals,
Sir Patrick Geddes: The Thinker Who Reimagined How Cities Grow
Urban planning today speaks fluently of sustainability, regional thinking, heritage conservation, and community participation. Yet many of these ideas trace
Editor’s Note | New Year 2026
A publication exists not merely to inform, but to connect. As we enter a new year, I want to state
Aravallis at the Crossroads: Law, Landscape and the Responsibility of Choice
Few natural features in India sit at the intersection of ecology, law and development as sharply as the Aravalli Range.