NDTV Good Times- Living green: Country’s Top Eco-Friendly Designs, 2015

Sonali Rastogi in an exclusive interview with NDTV Good Times on sustainability and innovation in design.

Morphogenesis Unplugged: Peek into our studio

Here is a quick tour of Morphogenesis studio‬ through the eyes of our 'July 2015' inductees.

Morphogenesis. Flashback 2015

As 2015 comes to an end, we cherish the memories of the year gone by, entering 2016 with high spirits. See you all in 2016. Happy New Year 2016! #morphogenesisflashback2015

CNN, Lessons to be learnt from Mughal Architecture

How can Mughal architecture teach us to build low-cost green buildings? For those who missed it, CNN interviewed Manit Rastogi  in 2013.  He explains how a good green building is not only cheaper to run but also cheaper to build.

Delhi Nullahs: An Initiative by Morphogenesis

The Proposal: To use Delhi's neglected Nullah network to fundamentally transform the city. The nullah network is 350km long, contiguous and criss-crosses the national capital. Currently, the nullahs are just unhygienic drains that are seen as a problem by the citizens of Delhi - they smell, breed mosquitoes, pollute the Yamuna and so on. However, a relatively small investment can turn the nullahs into a valuable asset for the common citizen

Design Leadership Summit, November 2014

Sonali Rastogi speaks at the creatively charged  Design Leadership Summit in New York City along with an eclectic mix of thinkers, innovators and creative minds like author Fran Lebowitz and architectural photographer Iwan Baan, to explore design issues and innovations, present and future. Hosted by the UN Assistant Secretary General Michael Adlerstein, the event took place at the United Nations.

Wallpaper.com, Pearl Academy of Fashion in Jaipur

Short film by Wallpaper magazine as part of the Wallpaper  Video: Talent Search. The film looks at the sustainable design techniques used at  Pearl Academy of Fashion in Jaipur.

Pearl Academy of Fashion, Jaipur

The Pearl Academy of Fashion, Jaipur is a campus which by virtue of its design is geared towards creating an environmentally responsive passive habitat. The institute creates interactive spaces for a highly creative student body to work in multifunctional zones which blend the indoors with the outdoors seamlessly. The radical architecture of the institute emerges from a fusion of the rich traditional building knowledge bank and cutting edge contemporary architecture.