architecture in india

In Tamil Nadu's Nellivasal village, students at a government school had to defecate in the open due to the lack of proper toilets. Architect Barnala Michael along with his friend Vishnupriya constructed low-cost, sustainable toilets, addressing hygiene issues and promoting eco-friendly practices.

Sustainable Indian Architecture: With materials that date back to the Harappan Civilisation to those that reduce noise, the construction landscape in India is seeing a shift.

Inside the 3D-printed house built by Tvasta Manufacturing Solutions, a startup by three alumni of IIT-Madras, lies a solution for India's and the world's housing problems.

In the 3700 sq ft home, 600 sq ft is dedicated for a mango tree and 200 sq for a Jamun tree.

Sunny Nelson is a 33-year-old former Merchant Navy officer who built an eco-friendly mud home within a strict budget

“This is not just an architectural feat, but also a symbol of how innovation and technology can be merged to create a sustainable tomorrow,” explain the creators of this unique ‘Bus-Building’. #Innovation #Sustainability #Upcycling

These architectural wonders are designed in a thoughtful and careful way, and look stunning.