Press

Aditi Dora presents research paper at the

8th iNTA Conference on Climate Justice and Resilience,

organized by KRVIA, Mumbai, India and University of Florida, U.S.A.

Aditi Dora selected as

Mentor at the Architectural Association 

London, United Kingdom

Aditi Dora invited as speaker on

‘Sustainability and Master-planning’ at the University of Edinburgh

Scotland, United Kingdom

Our proposal for

Sirvel Mahadev Temple Precinct published

in Dainik Bhaskar newspaper

Hon. Shivraj Singh Chauhan (ex-Chief Minister, M.P.)

gives public approval for Sirvel Mahadev Temple Precinct project

in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

Our work for

Sansad Adarsh Gram Masterplans published

in newspaper(s)

Aditi Dora gives a

lecture titled ‘What Next?’

at UrbArch, Nagpur, India

Aditi Dora and Harsh Gajjar

present their final projects

at KIAD, Ahmedabad, India

Kulkarni residence

Published on Volume Zero

Kulkarni residence

Published on Architecture.live

‘Fatalism of Architecture or Architecture of Fatalism?’

Published in Indian Architect and Builder magazine

‘Reviving the light and life of Dhanushkodi, T.N., India’

Published in Indian Architect and Builder magazine, Sawdust.Online

‘Reviving the light and life of Dhanushkodi, T.N., India’

Published in Archiving Architectural Thesis,

Council of Architecture, India

‘Unseen at Night’

Exhibit at Architecture Fringe Festival

2023 Edinburgh, Scotland

Published on the AA website

Artificial Intelligence is here to stay

AI is revolutionizing architecture and urbanism by enhancing efficiency, creativity, and sustainability. It streamlines design processes through advanced modeling and simulation tools, enabling architects to create more innovative and functional spaces. AI aids in optimizing building performance, energy efficiency, and material usage, significantly reducing environmental impacts. In urban planning, AI analyzes vast datasets to inform smarter, data-driven decisions, improving traffic management, resource allocation, and infrastructure development. It also supports the creation of more resilient and adaptive urban environments. By integrating AI, architects and urban planners can better respond to the complex challenges of modern cities, ensuring they are more livable, sustainable, and inclusive. As technology advances, AI’s role in shaping our built environment will only grow, making it an indispensable tool for the future of architecture and urbanism.

Incorporating craftsmanship in design 

Integrating local crafts like Gond art, Bagh print, and stone work into design projects enriches the aesthetic and cultural value of spaces. These traditional crafts bring a unique, authentic touch that celebrates regional heritage and craftsmanship. Incorporating Gond art, known for its intricate patterns and vibrant storytelling, can add visual interest and a deep cultural narrative to architectural elements and interiors. Bagh print, with its elegant, geometric designs, can enhance textiles and surface finishes, creating distinctive and culturally resonant environments. Stone work, renowned for its durability and timeless beauty, can be utilized in structural and decorative elements, adding a tactile, artisanal quality to buildings. This integration not only supports local artisans and preserves traditional crafts but also fosters a sense of identity and community pride. By blending these local crafts into modern design, architects can create spaces that are both contemporary and deeply rooted in cultural heritage, enhancing the overall design outcome.

Why Research Matters 

A client’s concern about mosquitoes inspired an innovative approach to window design, resulting in a clever integration of mosquito nets within wooden louvers. This solution created a window style that excels in multiple functions: it provides unobstructed views, promotes natural ventilation, and allows breezes to flow freely while keeping unwanted pests out. By seamlessly incorporating mosquito nets into the louver design, we ensured that the aesthetic appeal and functionality of the windows were maintained. This innovative design not only addresses health concerns by preventing mosquito-borne diseases but also enhances the comfort and livability of the space. The resulting window style is a perfect blend of form and function, demonstrating how addressing practical issues can lead to creative and effective architectural solutions. This approach highlights our commitment to client satisfaction and our ability to innovate in response to specific needs