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 […]
Why urban planning continues to fail the people it is meant to protect The Right to Life belongs to everyone—our […]
Nehru Place is not merely a commercial district; it is one of Delhi’s most revealing urban experiments—where modernist planning ideals,
Rising like a golden sun in the geometric calm of Auroville’s Peace Area, the Matrimandir (often spelled Matri Mandir) is
The India Habitat Centre recently hosted the ninth session of the “Architecture Matters IX” series, curated by Professor K.T. Ravindran
Sir Edwin Lutyens (1869–1944) remains one of the most celebrated architects of the early 20th century, remembered for blending classical
Panaji, Goa: The Charles Correa Foundation (CCF) has invited applications for the 2025–2026 Research Fellowship, a year-long residency program designed
Montreal: The SHIFT Journal of Social Transformation has announced a call for submissions for its upcoming edition titled “Shaping Our
New Delhi: The NBCC (India) Limited has commenced construction of a 1.2 km-long spiral-shaped pedestrian skybridge at Bharat Vandana Park
NEW BOMBAY HIGH COURT: When the Bombay High Court was first built in 1878 in Fort, it stood as a
Vijayawada – The School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada (SPAV), an Institute of National Importance under the Ministry of Education