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Swatantra Residence / Spaces Architects@ka

March 08, 2023

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Architects: Spaces Architects@ka
Area: 15000 ft²
Year: 2023
Manufacturers: AutoDesk, ART N GLASS, Bharat Flooring Tiles, Fan Studio, Fenesta, +8Hands Carpets, Havells, Kohler, Norisys, Orikrit, Otis, Sandhya Lights, Trimble Navigation-8
Professionals: RELIABLE CONSULTING ENGINEERS, Adhunik Infrastructures, 25 Design Street, Emanate Homes

The Terracotta House / Studio Archohm

March 05, 2021

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Architects: Studio Archohm
Area: 2154 ft²
Year: 2020
Professionals: Ten on Ten, Masjid Nursery, Techno Engineering Consultants, Archohm Consults, Paresh and Associates

ZNERA Proposes a Network of Smog Filtering Towers To Combat Delhi's Rising Pollution Levels

September 21, 2018

Dubai-based architecture firm Znera Space have released "The Smog Project," a design to clean the air in Delhi, one of the world's most polluted cities. Shortlisted in the World Architecture Festival's Experimental Project Category, the Smog Project hopes to address Delhi’s noxious air quality by adding a network of smog filtering towers throughout the entire city. India's capital has become known for toxic smog levels from overcrowding and industrial waste. Znera's proposal hopes to cleanse the smog chamber and generate smog free air.

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Planning for Conservation: Looking at Agra

November 04, 2016

This volume presents the research and speculations produced by scholars, Loeb Fellows and graduate students at Harvard Graduate School of Design by looking at possibilities for the city of Agra in India and the agency of design between Architecture, Critical Conservation, Urban Planning & Design, and Landscape Architecture in heritage conservation, economic development, and the planning of medium-sized South Asian cities.

Work Begins on David Chipperfield's Mughal Museum in India

January 29, 2016

Construction is underway on David Chipperfield Architect's Mughal Museum in Agra, India, near the Taj Mahal's eastern gate. Part of a larger Archohm-led masterplan, which includes the Taj Orientation Center and the Agra Heritage Center, the project will provide 5200-square-meters of permanent and temporary exhibition space entirely "dedicated to the history and culture of the Mughals, a dynasty that ruled over Northern India for over three centuries," says the practice.