Vernacular Architecture: The Essence of Traditional Indian Architecture
Design Dialogues · The long conversations · 2024-08-01 · 27:35
The founders of Bhoomija Creations on traditional building wisdom and how age-old techniques can be adapted for modern India.
In this conversation
- What makes vernacular architecture energy-efficient and comfortable
- How architects can balance client needs with sustainable design
- How to bring climate into modern building design
- The impact of globalisation on vernacular architecture
- How to teach the next generation of architects vernacular principles
- Can vernacular architecture be revived and preserved today?
About The long conversations
Seven longer talks with architects and professors on education, sustainability, vernacular building, interiors, journalism and product design.
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- Architectural Education I: The Field of Study
- Architectural Education II: The Future of Pedagogy
- Architectural Journalism: Building Bridges Between Design and User
- Sustainable Architecture: The Need of the Hour
- Vernacular Architecture: The Essence of Traditional Indian Architecture (this conversation)
- Interior Architecture: A Dream Home
- Product Design: Is It a Niche or Need?
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