International Programme on Safe & Liveable Neighbourhoods 2026 in Rotterdam Announced
The My Liveable City (MLC) Academy, in collaboration with the Institute for Housing & Urban Development Studies (IHS), Erasmus University […]
URBAN DESIGN
Lifeline Rah: A Vision for Better Worldliness
Further elaborating on the vision behind Lifeline Rah, architect and urban designer Satgur Saran Bhatia shares the following perspective: “Lifeline
CPTED Training by COA: 5-Day Faculty Programme on Urban Safety & Design
The Council of Architecture (COA), in collaboration with the Amity School of Architecture and Planning, has announced a specialized five-day
Kazuyo Sejima Lecture at India International Centre: Pritzker Winner Shares Insights on Modern Architecture
New Delhi: The India International Centre, in collaboration with the International House of Japan, hosted an insightful lecture by world-renowned
Shri Harmandir Sahib: The Living Marvel of Divine Architecture and Eternal Harmony
In the spiritual heart of Amritsar stands a radiant embodiment of faith, humility, and universal brotherhood—the revered Sri Harmandir Sahib.
In Conversation with Saran Bhatia: The Idea Behind Lifeline Raah
As cities struggle with pollution, congestion, and disconnection, architect and urban designer Saran Bhatia proposes a simple yet powerful idea—bring
Constantinos Doxiadis: The Visionary Who Tried to Understand—and Predict—the Evolution of Cities
Urban planning history is often narrated through iconic designers and monumental cities. Yet, some of the most transformative thinkers worked
The Bird’s Nest: Architecture, Engineering, and the Making of a Global Icon
In the early years of the twenty-first century, China set out to create a building that would symbolize its arrival
Dilli Haat INA: A Crafted Urban Oasis or a Curated Illusion?
In a city like Delhi—where flyovers, malls, and gated developments increasingly dominate the landscape—Dilli Haat INA appears as a rare
Designing on the River’s Edge: Can Baansera Get It Right ?
Delhi’s relationship with the Yamuna has long oscillated between neglect and overreach. In this uneasy landscape, Baansera has emerged as
