Sustainable architecture

Watch this video to learn about Odisha’s Krushi Bhavan, a sustainable architectural marvel and government facility that combines local craftsmanship, traditional wisdom, and many eco-friendly elements.

Heat waves have killed 20,615 people in two decades. The government has laid out ‘Heat Action Plans’ to combat this but is that enough?

Mini T and her family from Kerala built a two-storeyed mud and stone home with very little concrete to survive harsh summers.

Senthil Kumar Doss, along with his team, worked on the dining vault at Sentinel Adventures in Karnataka, without cutting down a single tree in the process.

Balkrishna Vithaldas Doshi—the first Indian to win the Pritzker Prize—talks about how to find symphony and sustainability in architecture.

Sunyata Hotel, located in Chikmagalur, Karnataka, is a sustainable structure made of bricks, coconut shells, and pot fillers. Watch how it was built.

Watch this video to see how Mahesh Krishnan, a resident of Bengaluru, quit his hospitality job to lead a sustainable life and build an eco-friendly mud house with dung, stones, husk, palm leaves, and more.

In the middle of Ahmedabad is Kalrav Farmhouse by Vipul Patel Architects which has solar panels, a greywater recycler and other sustainable setups.

Rahul Koppula from Telangana started The Hidden Burrow, a treehouse hotel chain located in Jibhi, Himachal Pradesh. Here's how he did it.

Sustainable architecture company Compartments S4, launched by eight friends from CEPT, Ahmedabad, has led several projects to promote community development and eco-friendly architecture across rural and urban India. Here’s a look at some key projects.