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Greetings! Here is a presentation on Evolution of Design in Indian and Western societies made by me and Saaya Soni as a class assignment.

The Architect’s Mask The guise of the architect, a detail you know, a pretence in a name, for something to show. The moniker of ELL, the measure of the mark, a design to deceive, and leave you in the dark. Abstract: The Mask of Mastery: E L Lutyens and the Measure of Fame This poem explores the tension between public perception and hidden complexities in the life of an architect, focusing on Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens. Through the metaphor of a "guise" and a "measure of the mark," it highlights how fame often distorts or simplifies the true scope of an architect’s work. Lutyens, celebrated for monumental projects like New Delhi and the Cenotaph, is portrayed as a figure whose fame hides deeper layers of intent, artistry, and intellectual rigor. The poem critiques how architecture can be reduced to a symbol of status or grandeur, leaving the nuanced work of the architect obscured. The duality between the crafted persona of Lutyens and the realities of his complex designs reflects the broader struggle for recognition in a field where external accolades may only scratch the surface of the architect's full contribution. In addressing the dichotomy of fame, the poem touches on the theme of artifice—both in architectural design and in the societal understanding of the architect’s role. While the public is often left in the dark, captivated by the grandeur of physical structures, the creative process and intellectual depth behind these works remain largely unexamined, fostering a deceptive relationship between name, fame, and substance. #ArchitectsOfFame #ELutyens #ArchitecturalLegacy #ArchitectureAndFame #ArchitectsMask #FameAndDesign #ArchitecturalArtifice #HiddenComplexity #DichotomyOfFame #ArchitecturalCritique #FamousArchitects #DesignAndDeception #ArchitectureAndCulture #ArchitecturalProcess

Urban design book in arabic

Ever wondered how your PR people know when architectural press are going to be publishing articles around a certain theme in advance? Many of the architectural and interiors publications, and some of the digital press, publish yearly media stats which push their advertising packages, rates and readership numbers. And some have already planned their major themes for the year. Beedier have meticulously analysed media kits from prominent names like Wallpaper*, The Architectural Review, RIBA Journal, as well as the less known gems, such as Architect Projects, ADF - Architects' Datafile, and Architecture Magazine (UK): bit.ly/BeedierPack #ArchitecturalInsights #PRStrategies #IndustryVisibility 

KRVIA Annual Events 2024 Urban Dialogues: 23rd February 2024 (10:45am) The discipline of Urban Design has today evolved to include many other aspects and it gets further complicated when we think about Urban Design practice in the context of the global south and India in particular. The pedagogy of Urban Design does and should reflect this diversity of practice and the ‘Thesis’ becomes an important tool as it is the culmination project for a student before they become professionals. Traditionally, the thesis has been an exploration of framing the urban question and designing the structure plan of possible solutions. But can the thesis also be an opportunity to think about implementation? Compared to Architecture or Urban Planning, the practice of Urban Design is far less regulated by the State and there is no one set way of practicing it. The thesis therefore has the potential to explore different ways of practice. #krmls #krvia #urbandialogues #Architectureschool #urbandesign #urbanconservation #architecture

Sometimes you find yourself immersed in a project that blends both difficulty and beauty and this is exactly how I feel about the mosque we’re building. The challenges we face are not obstacles but opportunities to reflect on the depth of design and execution. Every analysis every sketch every calculation I put on paper turns into a tangible reality before my eyes. There’s a hidden love that grows between the architect and the project a bond that strengthens with every challenge overcome and every detail brought to life with precision. In the end it’s not the difficulty we fear but what fuels our passion and elevates our creativity to new heights.” #ArchitecturePhilosophy #EngineeringChallenges #MosqueDesign #AbuDhabi #ArchitecturalInspiration #CurvedWalls #PrecisionInDesign #PassionForArchitecture #ConstructionJourney

Hello Everyone! Very delightful to share with you all about my portfolio. in this portfolio there are some of my works during the time as an Urban and Regional Student in 2024. Also, there is a list of certificates that related into an Urban Planning and Design works. Hopefully it can give an idea to you! Thanks for looking into my portfolio. Best Regards Moh. Fiqri Haikal #urbanplanning #urbandesign #portfolio

Fabulous to see such precise urban analytics linked to theory.

SPEAKER LAUNCH | Troy Casey Designing for Impact: Empowering Aboriginal Communities Through Country-Centred Design Design is a powerful tool. It shapes our environments, influences our behaviours, and reflects our values. For Aboriginal communities, design is not just about aesthetics or functionality, but also about empowerment, identity, and community. Country-centred design can be a means of preserving culture, telling stories, and fostering ongoing connection to Country and kin. When we approach design with a deep understanding of its cultural and social dimensions, we can create spaces that are meaningful and transformative. The potential for co-design to positively impact communities is immense, but not without its challenges. Historical injustices, systemic inequalities, and ongoing marginalisation can create barriers to meaningful participation in the design process. Overcoming these challenges requires a commitment to genuine partnership, cultural competency, and a willingness to listen and learn. By embracing a collaborative approach, designers, architects, and urban planners can help bridge the gap between tradition and modernity, creating spaces that are both innovative and deeply rooted in cultural identity. For more information and to register visit https://lnkd.in/g8inetF Early bird tickets close 31 July #cngau #picturethepossibilities