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The Role of Virtual Reality in Client Presentations and Design

In the world of architecture and interior design, communicating a vision to clients has always been a challenge. Traditional methods […]

In a world rapidly reshaped by technology, architecture and design are no longer guided by intuition alone. Today, the most

In recent years, Indian homes have been undergoing a quiet, yet powerful transformation. Moving away from maximalist décor, ornate patterns,

In the world of modern architecture and interior design, visual depth and tactile richness are no longer just add-ons they’re

The post-pandemic world has triggered a transformation in the way we think about urban spaces. With the rise of remote

As an architecture student, you’re not just designing buildings you’re shaping the future. With climate change and urbanization reshaping our

Architecture school is a thrilling yet demanding journey. Between late-night studio sessions, complex design projects, and endless deadlines, it can

As architecture students, you’re not just designing buildings you’re crafting experiences, telling stories, and shaping how people interact with the

As architecture students, you’re not just learning to design buildings you’re shaping the environments where people live, work, and connect.

Wabi-sabi, the Japanese art of finding beauty in the imperfect and ephemeral, is a philosophy that resonates deeply with architecture.

Site analysis is the architect’s first step in transforming a plot of land into a meaningful design. By thoroughly understanding

As an architecture student, your portfolio is more than a collection of projects it’s a narrative of your design journey,

Imagine walking through a city where skyscrapers are draped in lush greenery, urban parks pulse with life, and every building

As climate change reshapes our planet, rising sea levels are no longer a distant threat but a pressing reality. Since

In the world of construction and design, two professions often stand at the forefront: architects and civil engineers. While both