Center for Learning by Doing
Architecture & Dialogue 20180417 Date: 2018 April 17Place: Hyderabad “Most people think of architecture as the corporeal members, the facades, the columns, the ornaments. But all that is secondary. Essential is not the form, but its reversal space; the void, that expands rhythmically between the walls, and is defined by walls. To those who can […]
Architecture & Dialogue 20180409 Date: 2018 April 09Place: Hyderabad “Our culture is drunk on the new and now. The earth is not given to us by our parents, it is lent to us by our children.” – Carl Elefante,The Greenest Building Is…One That Is Already Built For Facebook Post
Architecture & Dialogue 20180107 Date: 2018 January 07Place: Hyderabad “He thought it must be common land, or perhaps it belonged to people who weren’t interested in it. He wasn’t interested in who they were. And so, with great care, he planted his hundred acorns.” – Jean Giono, The Man Who Planted Trees For Facebook Post
Architecture & Dialogue 20180106 Date: 2018 January 06Place: Hyderabad “Story telling makes conversation richer because of the emotions and anticipations involved.” – Leecalisti For Facebook Post
Architecture & Dialogue 20171211 Date: 2017 December 11Place: Hyderabad “You cannot look at cities without wandering into architecture on the one hand and politics on the other.” – Charles Correa, A Place in the Shade: The New Landscape & Other Essays For Facebook Post
Architecture & Dialogue 20171127 Date: 2017 November 27Place: Hyderabad “You have to turn everything upside down to get it right-side up.” – Fred Kent, Place Making and the Future of Cities For Facebook Post
Architecture & Dialogue 20171124 Date: 2017 November 24Place: Hyderabad “Learning spaces encompass the full range of places in which learning occurs,from real to virtual, from classroom to chat room.” – Malcolm Brown, of Dartmouth.Cyprien Lomas, Design of Learning Space: Learning and Design Principles For Facebook Post
Architecture & Dialogue 20171112 Date: 2017 November 12Place: Hyderabad “One can say that the city itself is the collective memory of its people, and like memory it is associated with objects and places. The city is the locus of the collective memory.” – Aldo Rossi, THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE CITY For Facebook Post
Architecture & Dialogue 20171105 Date: 2017 November 05Place: Hyderabad “A Person’s memory of their childhood in relation to sacred spaces largely correlates to their present notification of what makes something sacred” – Govinda D Castro, Sacred Matters : A place for contemplation For Facebook Post
Architecture & Dialogue 20171026 Date: 2017 October 26Place: Hyderabad Memento mori is a Latin phrase that means “remember you must die” – Heather Cameron, Memento Mori : Mourning, Monuments and Memory For Facebook Post
