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Discovering India’s Architectural Brilliance: Chandramouleshwara Temple India’s rich history is a testament to its architectural and engineering prowess. Despite the economic challenges and historical plundering, the talent and creativity of Indian engineers and architects have always shone through. One such marvel is the Chandramouleshwara Temple in Karnataka. 📍 Location: Ramachandrapura Mata, Hosanagara Taluk, Shivamogga District, Karnataka. ✨ Architectural Splendor: The temple is a unique blend of Hoysala Vastu Shilpa and Keralian architecture. Its design, known as Gajaprishta, resembles the back of an elephant when viewed from above. This style is not only visually stunning but also showcases the intricate craftsmanship of ancient Indian architects. 💚 Natural Harmony: The temple is situated in the middle of an artificial pond, created by the nearby flowing Sharavati river. This integration of natural elements with architectural design highlights the advanced understanding of environmental harmony by ancient Indian engineers. ✅ Visiting Tips: To truly appreciate the beauty and serenity of the Chandramouleshwara Temple, visit early in the morning or during the evening. The tranquil surroundings and the reflection of the temple in the pond create a mesmerizing experience. Under the guidance of Srimajjagadguru Shankaracharya Sri Sri Raghaveshwara Bharathi Mahaswamiji, this exceptional temple has been constructed, preserving the rare Gajaprishta style of architecture. Key Learnings for Engineers- Innovation in Design: The Gajaprishta style is a brilliant example of how traditional designs can be innovative and functional. Modern engineers can draw inspiration from such unique architectural styles to create sustainable and aesthetically pleasing structures. Environmental Integration: The temple’s location and its artificial pond demonstrate the importance of integrating natural elements into architectural designs. This approach not only enhances the beauty but also promotes environmental sustainability. Cultural Heritage: Preserving and learning from historical structures can provide valuable insights into advanced engineering techniques used by our ancestors. This knowledge can be applied to modern projects to create structures that are both durable and culturally significant. India’s architectural heritage, as exemplified by the Chandramouleshwara Temple, is a source of immense pride and inspiration. It reminds us that despite economic challenges, the ingenuity and talent of Indian engineers and architects continue to thrive and inspire future generations🛕#india #motivation #engineering #design #technology #culture

Habitat Interplay – Repurposing Dead Podiums: Redefining High Density Living in the Context of Mumbai | Architecture Thesis ‘Habitat Interplay - Repurposing Dead Podiums’ is an architecture thesis by Jayraj Pratap Mistry from the ‘Rachana Sansad’s Academy of Architecture’ that aims to transform isolated free-standing structures into interactive, collaborative spaces by integrating an urban park over dead parking volumes in the context of Mumbai. The design prioritizes accessibility, sustainability, and community engagement, balancing the needs of a growing urban population. It creates a dynamic, people-first urban ecosystem, combining high-density living with interactive public spaces. To submit your academic project for publication at ArchiDiaries login to ArchiDiaries page. #Architecture #architecturethesis #housing #residentialarchitecture #tropicalarchitecture #rachanasansadsacademyofarchitecture #mumbai #India https://lnkd.in/gt9sj8G5

As India's cities expand, architects and environmentalists must find new ways to make urban living better, such as modular homes and vertical gardens, making cities more efficient and improving livability. #RenascentConsultants #UrbanExpansion #SustainableCities #ArchitecturalInnovation #VerticalGardens #ModularLiving #UrbanDesign Bakul Chandra Varun Agarwal Dushyant Kumar Parul Agarwal

In the GQ INDIA feature, Monika Choudhary, Co-Founder and CDO at Habitat Architects speaks about creating better spaces for users along with Zafar Masud Chaudhary at Habitat Architects. Read more in GQ INDIA's October issue. #GQIndia #InteriorDesign #LuxuryDesign #architecture #design 

De-commodifying People: A Transgressive Approach to Social Housing in Mumbai | Architecture Thesis ‘De-commodifying People: A Transgressive Approach to Social Housing in Mumbai’ is an architecture thesis by Vardhan Arora from the ‘Rachana Sansad’s Academy of Architecture’ that reimagines social housing as a vital part of Mumbai’s urban fabric, aligning it with sustainable development and slum revitalization goals. The project proposes a framework that integrates social housing with sustainability, infrastructure, and the city's unique character. It emphasizes community participation, promotes social cohesion, economic opportunity, and access to amenities. To submit your academic project for publication at ArchiDiaries login to ArchiDiaries page. #Architecture #ArchitectureThesis #Housing #SocialHousing #ResidentialArchitecture #TropicalArchitecture #Terraces #RachanaSansadsAcademyofArchitecture #Mumbai #India https://lnkd.in/gShdbxaK

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Jharkhand’s architectural heritage is a captivating reflection of its rich history and cultural diversity, blending influences that have evolved over centuries. Let's learn about Jharkhand's architecture with this blog - https://lnkd.in/gqcrrF_C #architectureofjharkhand #jharkhand #architecture