Urbanization in India is taking place at an exponential rate. As per Auguste Tano Kouamé – the World Bank’s Country Director for India- the people living in cities will rise from over 360 million in 2011 to over 600 million by 2036. He further projects that urban areas will contribute 70% of the GDP in…
India, with a vast geographical diversity and a rapidly growing population, faces significant challenges due to climate change. With increasing temperatures, unpredictable monsoons, and rising sea levels, the need for climate-adaptive architecture has never been more urgent. Designing resilient buildings is crucial to ensuring the safety, comfort, and sustainability of urban and rural habitats in…
Urban planning is at a crossroads. As cities grow, challenges such as housing shortages, traffic congestion and climate change demand innovative solutions. It’s no longer about just building cities; it’s about creating sustainable ecosystems that support people, livelihood and the planet. The Need for Smart Cities: Today’s cities must think smart. Integrating technology into urban…
India’s metro cities are suffocating under the weight of rising air pollution. As urban areas expand rapidly, the quality of air we breathe deteriorates, putting millions of lives at risk. While immediate actions like reducing emissions from vehicles are important, the key to long-term improvement lies in rethinking urban design. Urban planning that focuses on…
