Info on Architecture, Interiors and House Construction In India
Clients, whether Corporates, Institutional or private, are getting more interested in sustainable solutions in their projects. This is due to the growing concern about irreversible environmental damage and a frightening escalation in energy costs as governments compete for a better share of the earth’s resources. Designers are coming up with several options for Sustainable Lighting that are getting better and better by the day…..
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The picture shown below is that of the proposed 54-storey Naga Towers coming up in India’s largest greenfield megaproject, the
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Indira Gandhi International Airport’s (IGI) new domestic terminal called T1D which started operating since April 2009 is designed by the
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The picture shown here is that of the proposed Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT) , which is being designed as
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A Study is used for Studying, Writing, Reading, Using the Computer, Storage of files, Books and as a Library. Sometimes, in smaller houses, a Study is also used as a Bedroom by a teenager or pre-adolescent child or an adult. The planning considerations include size and type of furniture, space allowance, clearance and space around the furniture for movement, storage space for books, files, clothes, etc. The Furniture in a study room typically includes, a desk or a computer table, a chair and in addition a single bed or twin bed and bedside table. An Architect explains all these considerations…..
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After Selecting the Site, it is advisable to apply Vastu Principles and tips to the design of the building. This
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Colors play a very important role in our lives and have a definite bearing on our fate. People respond to the energy of colours around them, either positively or negatively. Preferably, colours in our built surroundings should be subtle and pleasant. They should not be very bright and stimulating. In Vastu Shastra, specific colours have been prescribed for each room because each room has a specific function. An Architect explains …..
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Vastu Shastra takes into account the various natural energies which are available free of cost on the Earth and in
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In Vastu Shastra, the door and window positions are important because they let in the air, light and energy into the rooms of the house. If they are in the right positions, then there is a positive flow of air, light and energy from the outside to the inside and from room to room, thus enhancing the health and the lives of the inmates and creating a feeling of contentment and happiness. An Architect explains the scientific way of using Vastu guidelines for the right placement of the windows….
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The Entrance to the Site of the House, is through the gates. Here, I have explained the Vastu Guidelines for
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In multi-level houses, there may be a Basement which is accessed through the Staircase. The basement is usually meant for
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The practice of the Architectural Profession in India is regulated by the Architects Act, 1972, and the regulations framed thereunder.
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There are many advantages in working from a Home Office such as saving the costs of renting a commercial space, commute to work, childcare, cost of clothes etc. Since it is a business setup, people are turning to Vastu Shastra, to ensure good output, increased profit and efficiency in work by its employees, which in turn will be beneficial for the Owner. An Architect explains these Vastu guidelines scientifically…….
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Colours have the ability to either depress or exhilarate and play a very important role in health and happiness. Our body absorbs color energy through the vibration each color gives off and helps to maintain a healthy body, mind, and soul. When something goes wrong or is out of balance, we can strengthen our energy centers through the conscious use of color. It is believed that exposing a diseased body to the right coloured light is helpful in hastening the healing. An Architect explains…
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As of 2016, there are about 484 institutions in India, imparting undergraduate degree course in Architecture. The standards of Education being imparted in these institutions is governed by Council of Architecture Regulations, 1983, which set forth the requirement of eligibility for admission, course duration, standards of staff and accommodation, course content, examination. An Architect reviews the architectural colleges in India ……
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Proper ventilation is necessary in a Kitchen, for maintaining a healthy indoor environment and minimising airborne health risks. It is
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