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Reduce, reuse and recycle, the original 3Rs in sustainability are used to define waste management. Today, it has expanded to...

The Parliament of Sri Lanka designed by the celebrated Architect Geoffrey Bawa is the political and administrative hub of the...

Minimalism and maximalism are two sides of a conversation unfolding over time. With each age, a different perspective is brought...

This Christmas, Archalley invites creative minds from across the globe to rethink tradition and sustainability with the “Tree Without a...

Balkrishna Vithaldas Doshi, the first Indian architect to receive the esteemed Pritzker Prize, was born in 1927 in Pune, India....

Perched on a breathtaking ocean-facing hilltop, Villa Vista—designed by renowned Japanese architect Shigeru Ban-represents the pinnacle of sustainable luxury. This...

People and places are always intertwined; the human component of architecture is what breathes life into it, bringing character and...

Climate change is causing massive changes in our environment. These include rising temperatures, melting ice in the polar regions, more...

The Living room is where you unwind after a hectic day to watch TV, socialize, read, entertain friends, etc. It...

The kitchen has always been the heart of the home – a place for preparing meals, sharing conversations, and creating...

Once a building outlives its original purpose, instead of demolishing it, it can be rethought in a different way to...

The bedroom is where we unwind after a long, hectic day, the place we relax, and the space we cherish...

These are questions that you may come across when you read about Architecture. In many ways, architecture occupies the line...

Designing buildings on sloped sites can be challenging, requiring careful planning to ensure stability and functionality while respecting the natural...

Sagrada familia is the largest unfinished Catholic church in the world which is in Barcelona, Spain. It is one of...