The Royal Palace in the Europe of Revolutions
International symposium organized by Basile Baudez and Adrián Almoguera Centre André Chastel, Paris
View ArticlePR: In the Memory of Charles Correa, Ambuja Neotia Group Organized an Annual...
KOLKATA, India, June 21, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --The architect-fraternity of Kolkata and the Ambuja Neotia Group paid tribute to the legendary architect Mr. Charles Correa through the first 'Charles Correa...
View ArticleGovernment Is Building Homes That The Poor Do Not Want
Over 10 years, the central government spent Rs 21,482 crore ($3.2 billion) building houses for the urban poor but 23% of them are vacant, according to this May 2016 answer to the Lok Sabha.The...
View ArticleThe Hidden Security Bugs in Architecture That You Never Noticed
The Hidden Security Bugs in Architecture That You Never Noticed
View ArticleLucas abandons plan to build museum in Chicago after lawsuit
The filmmaker said in a statement he would take his Lucas Museum of Narrative Art to his home state of California, but he did not name a specific location. He blamed Chicago's Friends of the Parks...
View ArticleUD ministry, UGC come together to develop smart cities curriculum
The University Grants Commission (UGC) wants universities to teach smart city planning and urban development ministry will be helping UGC prepare a curriculum. School of Planning and Architecture is...
View ArticleCranbrook hosts “Hippie Modernism”
“Hippie Modernism,” which just opened at the Cranbrook Art Museum, takes a serious look at the impact of 1960s counterculture on the worlds of art, architecture and design. But if that sounds like an...
View ArticleOne year of housing for all: At this pace, it’s indeed a dream by 2022
Housing activists say that a heavy reliance on private sector is the prime reason for poor pace of implementation of the PMAY
View ArticleHousing sales decline 2.2 per cent to 1.58 lakh units in FY16
NEW DELHI: Housing sales fell 2.2 per cent to 1.58 lakh units in seven major cities last fiscal, but the market is expected to improve by next March on the back of lower interest rates and fall in...
View ArticleCall for thematic issue to be published in CLARA’s 5th volume, expected for...
La revue scientifique annuelle CLARA Architecture/Recherche lance un appel international à dossier thématique pour le numéro 5, à paraître en 2017. Elle accorde une place privilégiée aux méthodes de...
View ArticleThe Architect as Active Reader
30th international conference on the history of architecture
View ArticleDemolition of CEPT buildings sparks social media outcry
CEPT UNIV DEMOLISHES STUDENTS’ ‘FREE ZONE’
View ArticleHow MR’s Architect Spun A Web Of Lies
Muditha Jayakody who is alleged to be a close associate of the Rajapaksa family was offered the main architectural consultancy work for the proposed defence headquarter project in Akuregoda by the...
View ArticleApocalypse now: Miniature scenes from the end of the world
Traveling is overrated. Just ask New York creatives Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber, who explore otherworldly places from the comfort of their apartment, making dioramas of settings devoid of humans....
View ArticleAchieving urban transformation
Within a year of the Smart City Mission launch in June 2015, 33 cities have been selected through the Smart City Challenge, in which 97 cities competed on clearly defined rules and transparent...
View ArticleDivided they stand: Andhra Pradesh topples Telangana dreams, to hold on to...
Cherukuri Kutumba Rao, vicechairman of Andhra Pradesh State Planning Board, told ET, "Andhra Pradesh government will shift most of its staff from Hyderabad to Amaravati region shortly. However, we will...
View ArticlePalace Museum Orders Destruction of Modern Buildings in Forbidden City
South China Morning Post reported on Tuesday that the Palace Museum ordered the destruction of all modern buildings and structures in the area to preserve the ancient character of the landmark. That...
View ArticleMichael Graves’s Residence, Rejected by Princeton, Is to Be Sold to Kean...
Kean University, home of the nascent Michael Graves College for architecture and design, has received permission from its board of trustees to purchase three of Graves’s properties in Princeton, N.J. —...
View ArticleThe lost art of Pakistan
IT was the annoyance of a president that led to the completion of the National Art Gallery in Islamabad. As news records from the time reveal, soon after Gen Pervez Musharraf moved to his presidential...
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