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The entire approach to education has been gradually and consistently undergoing a shift. Check out the reconstitution of this horticultural school in the south of France and leave us your views…

Moscow-based za bor architects, Arseniy Borisenko and Peter Zaytsev showcase a signature design style that draws one into its abstract sculptural folds through a strong palette of colour and form... Read here and leave us your views.

Does colour repurpose the perception of form? Or redefine it? Read Ar. Amit Khanna's musings on the Barbican and share with us your valuable views…

Maintaining the balance between a welcoming home and the clients' passion for the colour red, Russian designer Sarann Artemy culls out an outstanding aesthetic. Check it out and leave us your views…

Energy Efficiency - Architects, engineers and designers constantly search for innovative ways to enhance energy efficiency in residential, commercial, industrial and public buildings. It's no wonder with electricity price rises of 117% and new energy reduction measures of 35% in the 2019 National Construction Code. Natual light is vital for the health and wellness for all working in new commercial hub environments.

Inspiration: Contemporary Design Methods in Architecture by Mark Mückenheim and Juliane Demel is a focused piece of writing specifically meant for academicians interested in teaching foundation or first year programs in design and architecture. Ar. Sameep Padora reviews the book…Click on the link to read more…

THanks you http://globalhop.indiaartndesign.com for your "the show must go on !", i'm taking part on other groups, One is implications in post-democracy group.. and architecture is taken as a societal middle.. Many things to get better, but i needed to dig profund in the architecture fundamentals.. more than just objects..

A line between art and architecture has truly never been formed. Throughout history the two different disciplines have interlinked, with the latter, for the most part, strongly reflecting, and often relying upon the former. However, functionality, building codes, economic shortages and a number of different factors can often get in the way of artistic freedom in the modern industry. In fact, many critics have argued about the displeasing aesthetics that the rise in green building is having on this industry. While that may be debatable, the relevance of art to architecture has not been forgotten. In fact, one new project has used the strategic inclusion of artistic modes throughout in order to reflect the zeitgeist of an era.

Imagine a #creative and #surreal track that was born out of the need to reactivate a sparsely used area in a #shoppingmall. Located in #Shanghai, #China, #100architects have converted a 1,200 sq. m. indoor space into a family-oriented entertaining space. Want to know how? Read on…