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Write-up by Shimul Javeri Kadri I wrote this as an architect, but I have worked in education, wondered and thought about and designed for the intersection of the two. I hope you enjoy my ruminations across personal memories, design, and popular culture. I went to school at the age of three. I still recall the confusion I felt over being amidst many crying children in the basement of the former palace of the Maharaja of Kutch. The next ten years of my life were spent in this

Mumbai, India Sometimes, a little project, one you never dreamt would encounter water seepage and a pandemic, emerges from a chrysalis to...

Write-up by Arunima Dubey After three years of comfortably settling into “Office life” at our firm - from daily team stand-ups,...

Write-up and Illustrations by Nirmohi Kathrecha The young architect who graduated in the pandemic started her first job as...

Bihar, India Bodhgaya - where the Buddha received enlightenment; one of the holiest and oldest sites of pilgrimage for the Buddhist...

Bolstered by really fun hand-drawn sketches, the blog shares tips on creating thriving post covid schools through tried, tested and proven m

In a world that is moving towards being completely digital and virtual, why are we drawn towards craft?

In any family matrix, who takes the servile role of cooking in the kitchen & doing laundry for the home? Who is responsible for buying...

Bodhgaya is known for its brick making and its country tiles. The chimneys of Brick kilns dot the landscape on the drive from Patna to...

Its Sunday morning and as I sift through the morning papers the word jumps out at me – the Property Supplement’s use of the word goes far...