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Accessible Architecture: Designing Accessible Toilets for Persons with Disabilities

“Universal design is the design of products and environments to be usable by all people, to the greatest extent possible.” ...

Accessible Architecture: Designing An Accessible Sports Complex For Persons With Disabilities

“Sport has the power to change the world.” -Nelson Mandela Sports are more than for persons with disabilities (PWDs). They ...

Accessible Architecture: Designing Accessible Spaces For People with Visual Impairment

“The one argument for accessibility that doesn’t get made nearly often enough is how extraordinarily better it makes some people’s ...

Accessible Architecture: Designing Inclusive Spaces for Every Ability

“Disability is not the inability to do something; it is the inability of the environment to accommodate difference.” (Adapted from ...

Accessible Architecture: Designing Spaces That Welcome Everyone

“The power of architecture lies not only in what it builds, but in whom it welcomes.” -Adapted from the principles ...

Architecture in Fermentation: The Design Story of Kals Distillery, Trichy

“Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness.” -Frank Gehry. Distilleries are where science, craftsmanship, architecture, ...

The Fascinating History Of Distilleries

“Civilization begins with distillation.” William Faulkner. From ancient alembics to modern marvels, distilleries have long captured the imagination of humankind, ...

The Father of Modern Indian Architecture: Charles Correa

“Certainly, architecture is concerned with much more  than just its physical  attributes. It is a many- layered thing. Beneath and ...

What Differentiates Modern Brewery Design From Traditional Ones

“Architecture is the thoughtful making of space.” -Louis Kahn. Nowhere is this more evident than in the evolution of breweries, ...

How Modern Technology has Changed the Face of Brewery Architecture

“A brewery is not just a factory- it is a temple of taste and tradition, where architecture meets alchemy.” -Unknown ...

The Colourful History of Breweries

“Beer is the answer…but I can’t remember the answer.” -Unknown. You would have spent so many hours with a glass ...

The GAIL Jubilee Tower: Sustainability Ahead of its Time

“Sustainable buildings are: Lovable because if they can’t be loved, they will not last; durable, because they must endure, if ...

Laurie Baker: The Gandhi of Indian architecture

Laurie Baker: The Gandhi of Indian architecture “Every district has its own traditions and, by trial and error, over thousands ...

Solar Power: A vast source of green energy

“I’ll put my money on the sun and solar energy. What a source of power! I hope we don’t have ...

Going green: Some interior solutions

We talked about green lighting methods and the importance of building solutions in our previous posts, let us discuss some ...

The Gobhai Mountain Lodge, Lonavla: A triangular wonder: Showcasing Nari Gandhi’s creativity

Nari (Nariman) Gandhi, often called the Howard Roark of India, continued the legacy of his master Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic ...

Nari Gandhi: The Howard Roark of India

“The reality of architecture is not contained in the roof and walls, but in the space within. It is the ...

Importance of Building Insulation: Checking Heat Transmission Effectively

One component of the building construction that is mostly neglected or considered minor is insulation. Contrary to the common belief, ...

Green lighting techniques: Moving towards a sustainable future

Lighting plays a vital role in making a building user friendly or otherwise. It’s a significant component of indoor environmental ...

Rainwater Harvesting: Droplets of Life

“Water, water, everywhere, and all the boards did shrink; Water, water, everywhere, nor any drop to drink.” -Samuel Taylor Coleridge ...

Advantages of a Green Roof

Different parts of the world, including India, witnessed an exceptionally warm year 2024, with mercury going past 50 degrees at ...