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Bauhaus vs. Brutalism: Learning Two Revolutionary Architecture Movements

Few movements in the history of architecture have been so powerful—or misinterpreted—as Bauhaus and Brutalism. Both appeared during eras of social, political, and technological upheaval, and both embodied daring new conceptions of how architecture might contribute to society. Yet, while both were determined to remake the built environment, Bauhaus and Brutalism differ fundamentally in philosophy,…

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How India is Using AI and Satellites to Tackle Urban Heat – One Rooftop at a Time

When we think about heatwaves, we usually imagine rising temperatures and overloaded air conditioners. But what if the real problem is hiding in plain sight—on our rooftops? India is now using artificial intelligence (AI), satellites, and city-level data to pinpoint which buildings make our cities hotter—and which ones suffer the most. This is more than…

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Designing Spaces for Solitude

"All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone." — Blaise Pascal ©Beenaroundtheglobe.com Lady Gaga once told Wallpaper magazine, "I want to live a life of solitude," and most creative people nodded in agreement. Designing spaces for solitude does not just mean creating a quiet retreat, but a fertile…

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House of Chintz by SIAN Architects: A Thoughtful Fusion of Craft, Culture, and Contemporary Living in Meerut

Nestled in Meerut’s Defence Colony, House of Chintz is a 4,050 sq. ft. residential apartment designed by SIAN Architects, a design-led practice known for its soulful interiors and contextual design sensibilities. This multigenerational home redefines modern Indian living by celebrating sustainability, heritage, and quiet luxury—all within a consciously modest budget. Designed for a family of…

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