Adaptive , Building , Built Environment , Climate , Environment , Identity , Livability , Research , Restoration , Sustainability , Vision , Workplace No is more — Steps toward sustainable urbanism By Morphogenesis The construction industry presently accounts for nearly 30% of global natural resource consumption and contributes to a substantial 39% of worldwide CO2 emissions. As architects and urban designers, it is imperative that we scrutinize our design practices comprehensively. This introspection is essential as we endeavor to carve out a sustainable future that benefits not only our professio ...
Building , Built Environment , Climate , Environment , Exposure , Facade , Institutional , Livability , Sustainability , Uniformity , Vision Inspiring Education: Innovative Institutional Concepts By Morphogenesis Designing the schools and colleges for tomorrow’s leaders Institutions serve as one of the primary social spaces for a young space. These spaces not only influence academic performance but also shape self-esteem and foster a sense of community among students. Spatial design has a profound impact on our lives. It is, then, imperative for architects to recognise and carefully d ...
Adaptive , Building , Cities , Environment , Livability , Restoration , Sustainability , Vision Construction trends that need to go! By Morphogenesis While much of the construction we see today is driven by trends in materials or aesthetics, it is high time we recognise that sustainability is the non-negotiable need of the hour. Sustainable architecture is about minimal possible intervention and maximum conservation of energy, about doing ...
Adaptive , Building , Climate , Environment , Exposure , Facade , Glare , Light , Livability , Morphology , Research , Sustainability , Vision , Workplace PLEA 2017 Edinburgh: The Practice of Architecture in the Tropics By Nitin Bansal, Manit Rastogi and Piya Gupta Integrated Design Approach Architecture in some of the densest cities in India (and the world) demands highly conscious spatial consumption with office design standards reaching efficiencies as low as 50sq.ft./person. Consequently, high internal gains and stress on available resources have led to innovative developments in the way these buildings need to be designed and built. Sustainable architecture mus ...