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Based on the astronomical explanation, winter starts at the winter solstice, i.e. somewhere in mid-December and ends at March equinox. And, based on the meteorological definition, the first day of winter is December 1 and the last day is February 29. Yes, with winters coming to an end soon, the great Indian summer nightmare is […]
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The last few decades have witnessed rapid urbanization in our country; today more and more people from the rural areas are moving to cities in search of a better life and job opportunities – resulting in insufficient accommodation. It is a truth that crores of people are forced to live in slums; did you know? […]
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Using reclaimed materials for construction and interior design is increasing in popularity. Owing to the flamboyant trend of adding rusticity to the project, this popularity is not going to slow down for sure. As compared to earlier time periods, today more and more people look to up-cycle items and use traditional materials that are always […]
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Classroom studies are undoubtedly an essential part in academic industry. But for a future architect who wishes to confidently take pride in his dedication and skills, things are never limited to four walls of architecture classrooms in universities. What become more evident are the things that cannot be taught in the classes. Years of work […]
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Indian mammoth railway department has agreed meeting ambitious emission with sustainability targets that was set out during Paris’s conference about climate change the previous year. In accordance to what was set out, Suresh Prabhu the Railway Minister should now balance the commitments with utter profitability. India’s ‘green dreams’ with its railways department has seen a […]
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Project Details Project Name – HOUSE CELOVŠKA 01, Ljubljana, Solvenia Category – Roof & Façade Year Of Completion – 2018 Products Used – Tondach Clay Roof Tiles In Slovenia, the term family home normally evokes a very specific image. Gregorc/vrhovec arhitekti very intentionally broke with this preconception with their HOUSE CELOVŠKA 01, creating a 7 […]
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‘I take my role as an architect seriously because my thoughts and actions are bound to have a lasting impact on people, society and the planet.’ Who else could be so determined, confident, and strong, in her statement, other than respected Sheila Sri Prakash? Yes, the aforementioned statement is one of the Sheila Sri Prakash […]
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Architecture has always been symbolized as power for Indians. India is a land that encompasses some of the most beautiful architectural styles influenced by religion, culture, and history. Different eras had their direct impacts on visual appeal and design of the cities individually. And that’s how Indian architecture received an additional layer to colonization in […]
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Porotherm clay block walling system is an innovative method of construction. Along with the reassuringly traditional values of clay material, it delivers versatile, high performance, and sustainable walls with full technical support available at all project stages. Porotherm has become well established as an excellent alternative to traditional masonry such as concrete blocks, as well […]
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Today the world is cursed with rising real estate cost and repressive mortgages – Amid this, people can only dream of building their own home. However, “Where There’s A Will There’s A Way” – British farmer Michael Buck is an exception and of course an inspiring example of how anyone can build their own home […]
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