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Designing for a Billion: 5 Ways India’s New Building Code is Reimagining the Modern City
India is navigating a demographic metamorphosis unprecedented in human history. By 2051, our urban population is projected to reach 820 million—effectively half of the nation. To understand the gravity of this shift, consider the velocity: in 1901, Kolkata was India’s only million-plus city; by 2011, that number climbed to 53, and it is expected to hit 85 by mid-century. This "top-heavy" urbanization is occurring while our total population reaches an estimated 1.7 billion, ca
Paromita Harsha
Apr 164 min read


Architecture That Teaches: The Reality of Designing Modern Educational Spaces
When we talk about what makes a great education, the conversation usually revolves around curriculums, technology, and the educators themselves. But there is a silent partner in every classroom, one that fundamentally shapes how students absorb information, interact with their peers, and feel throughout the day: the physical space. Designing an educational institution carries a heavy, yet incredibly rewarding, responsibility. It requires a delicate balance of visionary design

KUMAR AND SWAMY ARCHITECTS
Apr 82 min read


Inclusivity in architecture - Design without bias
In a world that’s becoming more connected yet increasingly fragmented, the spaces we build carry the responsibility to not just house...
Varun Govind
Aug 7, 20254 min read
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