With great avenues to choose from, I decided to pursue Interior design- Rohit Bhoite
“A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away” quoted by Antoine De Saint is what relates Rohit Bhoite to his experience as an Interior…
Developing a vocabulary on sustainable, affordable interior design – Architect Shweta
Shweta shares with Gallopper, one of her recent projects which was designing an office space for an Ahmadabad- based infrastructure company, building roads and highways. This project according to the Architect was a journey in creating a culture of collaboration and curiosity with clients. Hence, the design direction was influenced by nuance and subject.
“Architecture is like music for a soul” – Architect Vipin Bakiwala
“Architecture is like music for a soul and each one should get the music he yearns for”, believes Architect Vipin Bakiwala, who completed B.Arch. from MBM Engineering College, Jodhpur in 2004 and began working on his own, during the initial…
Building Resilience Through Knowledge Sharing in the Workplace
Resilience has become a critical attribute, in today’s fast-paced and ever-changing business landscape, for both individuals as well as organizations. Resilience enables one to adapt, recover, and thrive in the face of challenges and uncertainties. The most powerful tool that…
Navigating the Future of Work: Unveiling Essential ‘Wing Skills’ for Lifelong Success
We love this TED talk by Walter Vandervelde. It provides a fresh perspective on the future of work and offers practical advice for personal and professional growth. Here are the reasons why we find it inspiring: Engaging storytelling: The speaker…
Pre-Design is as important to architects and clients as diagnosis is to doctors and patients
Naresh Shah, an architect with a successful practice in the USA for 35 years, who claims to be neither a Pre-Designer nor a teacher, has been actually teaching Pre-Design across India for the past few years since his return. On his return…
