I believe in God, only I spell it Nature – Frank Lloyd Wright’s Falling Waters
Falling Water or Kaufmann Residence is a house designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1935 in western Pennsylvania, 69 km
Construction Labour
Lending a pristine and minimal element to Design – Rohit Bhoite
An architect’s delight that allows you to experience the lifestyle of the client principally through
The sun never knew how great it was until it struck the side of a building – Louis Kahn
This is an article of a series on the masters of Architecture. Louis Kahn was
Architectural Journalism demarcates the difference between pure soulful Architecture and mere Construction.
“An architect designs but is not valued”, is what bothers Himani who completed her Bachelors
Redefining Landscapes For Public Interest
Creators Architects, a practice serving community for three decades, holds a culture of young and
Emphasising scale, proportion and integration over decoration- Simeen Quraishi
“What inspired us today has changed to what inspired us yesterday”, says Simeen. With the
The Space becomes a Medium of Thematic Expression – Harsh Patel
“More than architecture, it was a lesson to discover myself; thrashing out beliefs to their
Rajnish Jain – Burning pine needles to light up homes
Rajnish Jain, Speaker at Gallopper Talks 2016, enthralled the audience with his concern on the
The secret is to Work Less as Individuals & More as a Team- Rajesh Sheth
“Whenever I design a space, I always look into the smallest detail, from the beginning
Gallopper Talks 2016 Pune – A report
The overriding intention of Gallopper Talks is to push the Building and Construction industry forward,
