In the Indian state of Kerala there stands a huge building shaped like a ship. Another has a large yellow star dominating its facade. Then there’s the pair of gigantic palms sprouting from a structure ...

Ahmedabad is indifferent to the camera. It does not curate itself for the visitor; it simply functions. To call it an ...

Explore India’s most iconic architectural railway stations that blend heritage, history, and design. From the grandeur of ...

In her book “Dynasties of Devotion,” Deepa Mandlik takes readers on a journey through the rich history and cultural significance of India's most magnificent temples. Mandlik sheds light on the ...

With COVID-19 making international travel an unappealing venture for many, those desiring the stimulation of exotic locales without adding a new stamp to the passport must find opportunities where the ...

Bal Krishna is the name sometimes given to the young Hindu god Krishna. Balkrishna Doshi was named for him, when he was born in 1927. "They wanted me to remain young," the 90-year-old architect ...

ArchDaily is continuing our partnership with The Architectural Review, bringing you short introductions to the themes of the magazine’s monthly editions. In this introduction to the May 2016 issue on ...

“The façade is the lens through which we view a structure,” says Ayesha Singh, the Delhi-based artist invited to design the tent facade for the 16th edition of IAF, in collaboration with the art ...

There’s a travel trend to suit every taste nowadays, including one for those whose passion is architecture: architourism, which involves exploring built environments around the world. Architourian is ...