Architecture & Dialogue 20170910 Date: 2017 September 10Place: Hyderabad “Architecture is a phenomenon appearing in a given place and at a given time butauthentic architecture which appears today is rooted in the past and reaches into the future.” – Prof.Jeremi Królikowski, Architecture Between the Spirit of Place and the Spirit of Time For Facebook Post
Architecture & Dialogue 20170903 Date: 2017 September 03Place: Hyderabad “We do not know if architecture can be taught, but we know it can belearned.” – Charles Correa, Learning from Ekalavya, The Education of the Architect: Historiography, Urbanism, and the Growth of Architectural Knowledge For Facebook Post
‘We cannot live better than in seeking to become better’ ‘Akarmaa Seek’ aspires school children to nurture their inner conscience towards mindful living. Imparting awareness through deep understanding of one’s action, we aspire children to become passionate, compassionate and thoughtful beings. Learning through doing has a deep impact in everyone, especially in children. However involving
Architecture & Dialogue 20161127 Date: 2016 November 27Place: Hyderabad “The city is not merely a repository of pleasures. It is the stage on which we fight our battles, where we act out the drama of our own lives. It can enhance or corrode our ability to cope with everyday challenges. It can steal our autonomy
Architecture & Dialogue 20161113 Date: 2016 November 13Place: Hyderabad “Heritage is our link to past cultures and societies, and this, by definition, involvescomplex interrelationships and phenomena.” – Maria Economou, A Companion to Heritage Studies, ch: Heritage in the Digital Age, For Facebook Post
Architecture & Dialogue 20160912 Date: 2016 September 12Place: Hyderabad “Architecture Presents the drama of construction silenced into matter and space;Architecture is the art of Petrified Silence.” – Juhani Pallasmaa, An Architecture of the Seven Senses. For Facebook Post
Architecture & Dialogue 20160904 Date: 2016 September 04Place: Hyderabad “The best kind of walk, and this applies to the plains as well as to the hills, is the one in which you have no particular destination when you set out.” – Ruskin Bond, Roads to Mussoorie For Facebook Post
