Impacts of micro infrastructure on sustainable urban regeneration
The research enhances public interactions and services through micro-infrastructure design, enhancing local inhabitants' quality of life,...
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Neoclassical Architecture
As the name suggests, neoclassical, it means the revival of the classical architecture. The movement focused on the simplicity of classical
Islamic Architecture: Seen and the Unseen
The different types of buildings built during this period were mosques, tombs, palaces, and forts, and the Mosque being the most prominent..
Islamic Architecture: The Later Period
From the early medieval to the later period, we can see some remarkable changes and development in Islamic architecture.
Ottoman Era
The design combines two centuries of Ottoman mosque development.
1960s ARCHITECTURAL RADICALITY, BUT TODAY...?
he world's current climate crisis, the creative and architectural scene could benefit from some additional radicality today.
Sunrise from the West: The Origins, Influences, and Legacy of Moorish Architecture
“Give him alms, woman, as there is nothing in life as the sadness of being blind in Granada”. Mexican poet Francisco de Icaza HISTORICAL...
Pancharathas: Storeys in Stone
The Pancharathas are monolithic shrines which are located in the heritage city of Mamallapuram, towards the southern side of Chennai
Meta-Micro Historic Narrative of Bengal
These structures exemplify a series of developments which further add up to larger narratives of their time and their relevance today.
Cultural Coexistence
This period from the mid-16th to the early 18th century was a breakthrough century in Mughal art propagating and finding its style...
Egypt's Legacy
The architecture of the pharaohs as we perceive it today is dominated by stone buildings giving us the impression that stone was the main...
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