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Apurva Bose Dutta launches her book, Architectural Voices of India

Ar. Apurva Bose Dutta, an award-winning architectural journalist from Bengaluru speaks with Gallopper about her recently-released book, ARCHITECTURAL VOICES OF INDIA, and a little more. Architectural Voices of India: A Blend of Contemporary and Traditional Ethos, published by Cambridge Scholars…
Love inspires Ranjeet Mukherjee

“Love inspires me. Anything done with love, for love, in love or about love will always be beautiful” believes Ranjeet Mukherjee an alumnus of The Faculty of Architecture, CEPT University, Ahmedabad. Ranjeet worked in Auroville for nearly 5 years before…
Revolutionizing Work Environments: The Role of Neurological Design

What is Neurological Design? Neurological design for modern workspaces, also known as neuroarchitecture or neurodesign, is an approach to workplace design that takes into consideration the impact of the physical environment on the mental, emotional, and cognitive well-being of employees.…
Embracing Sustainability and Upcycling: A Conversation with a Creative Visionary

In a world that’s increasingly aware of environmental concerns and the importance of sustainability, one individual stands out as a true pioneer in the field of upcycling and creative reuse. This visionary artist and designer, Dhara Kabaria, co-founder of Studio…
FINDING YOUR BALANCE-WORKPLACE STRATEGIES

By 2020, millennials will occupy 50% of workplaces, many of them in decision making positions. The physical & digital form of workplaces has to reflect the needs and aspirations of a generation which has grown up in a digital age.…
Walkie Talkie Building in London

The Walkie Talkie is a large skyscraper in the city of London. The official name of the building is 20 Fenchurch Street, but the nickname has become so popular that almost no one refers to the official name. The nick…

