While pursuing architecture, as students, we heard a lot about ‘Golden Ratio’. We used to be in awe of those historical buildings which were constructed on the principle of Golden Ratio and were termed as perfect buildings. Be it ‘The Great Pyramid of Giza’, …
THE GOLDEN RATIO, FIBONACCI SEQUENCE AND ARCHITECTURE: A TIMELESS SYMBIOSIS Read More »
Tableau represented Chandigarh College of Architecture for Chandigarh Administration Republic Day Parade. To know all about it click 👇 Tableau
HORIZONTAL SCRAPPER FOR URBAN POOR “The housing design prioritizes an integrated approach, seamlessly intertwining outdoor spaces with circulation areas. Carefully planned views compel residents to witness the dynamic scenes of the ……………………. fostering a deeper connection with the surrounding environment. The deliberate intermingling of terraces and balconies is strategically designed to encourage social interaction, compelling …
Design of a Hotel by Arpit Malhotra, alumnus CCA. Explained beautifully with drawings and diagrams, a design project of semester 8th. Click 👇 SEMESTER 8 – HOTEL PROJECT Write to archdigiventures@gmail.com for any guidance on Architecture
“…..tiny house rotates itself to provide different spaces to a central slab to minimise the user movement” Arpit Malhotra, alumnus CCA An interesting and creative design entry for an architectural design competition. To know more click on the link 👇 TINY HOUSE
FORM FOLLOWS FEELINGS A Portable kiosk module for weekly Farmers’ Market – An interesting project for students to learn from Click on the link 👇to know more DESIGN 180
An interesting, well researched presentation on above topic by Ar. Subrata Chatterjee Click 👇 Renaissance _Palladio_Corbu (1)
Why Circular Design is gaining more momentum? Click on link below (👇) to know more about ‘Circularity in Architecture (Source – Internet) Circularity in Architecture
An interesting Undergraduate Thesis Project CONCEPTUAL VISION By reimagining the existing structure on site, the concept developed for The Brick Kiln is based on a philosophy of natural balance between resources and design. The result would be a truthfully designed space to provide an exciting experience to the users. Click on the link to know …
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A review by Ar. Aiswarya, Masters student of Chandigarh College of Architecture. She is the recipient of RISE 82, 2023 award, constituted by alumni of CCA. To know more about her go to ‘Resources and Awards’. ‘THE ECONOMY OF CITIES’ is a book written by Jane Jacobs. Ar. Aiswarya, a student of Chandigarh College of …