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Redefining Sustainability in Architecture! 🏢 🌍 This net-zero Infosys campus in Nagpur, designed by Ar. Manit Rastogi and Sonali Rastogi of Morphogenesis, is a game changer! 💡 Highlights: 90% natural lighting to reduce energy consumption. 🎵 Vertical fins inspired by the seven swaras for natural cooling. 🎨 A stunning façade blending heritage and innovation. 💻 Smart technologies cut energy usage by 52%. This campus proves that eco-friendly design is the future of workspaces. Explore the full article here. https://lnkd.in/d_7P2i6q #SocietyInteriorsAndDesign #NetZeroBuildings #SustainableDesign #ArchitecturalInnovation #Morphogenesis #InfosysNagpur #GreenBuildings #EnergyEfficiency #WorkplaceDesign #FutureOfWork #InspiringChange

Emerging trends in real estate construction in India include: 1. Sustainability, “Eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient systems, such as the Godrej Green Building in Mumbai, which is LEED Platinum certified. It incorporates energy-efficient technologies, rainwater harvesting, and green roofs.” 2. Modular and Prefabricated Construction, “Faster projects and reduced costs, exemplified by Tata Steel’s Nest-In prefabricated housing solutions. https://lnkd.in/dbuQMwss 3. Smart Homes, “IoT devices for remote control of home systems, like the Lodha Group’s smart homes in Palava City.” https://lnkd.in/dXudkYbS 4. AI, “Optimizing processes and decision-making, as seen in Infosys' use of AI for predictive maintenance in their Bengaluru campus.” 5. 3D Printing, “Reducing waste and costs, speeding up construction, demonstrated by L&T Construction’s 3D-printed houses in Chennai.” https://lnkd.in/dehZFyFR 6. Resilient Design, “Buildings designed to withstand environmental challenges, like the earthquake-resistant structures by GRIHA in Gujarat.” 7. Health and Wellness, “Improved air quality, touchless tech, and natural light, as implemented in the Wework office spaces in Bangalore.” 8. Mixed-Use Developments, “Combining residential, commercial, and recreational spaces, such as DLF Cyber City in Gurgaon.” 9. Building Information Modeling (BIM), “Enhancing collaboration and efficiency, used in the redevelopment of the Mumbai International Airport.” 10. Affordable Housing, “Innovative strategies to reduce costs, such as the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) initiative.” #RealEstateIndia #ConstructionTrends #IndianInfrastructure #SmartCitiesIndia #UrbanDevelopment #GreenBuilding #FutureOfConstruction #InnovationInConstruction #SustainableBuilding

Exploring the Intersection of Architecture and Psychology in Modern India in 2024. In the dynamic landscape of modern India, architecture is transcending aesthetics and functionality to focus on psychological impact. Recognizing that our environments deeply affect our mental well-being, architects and urban planners are increasingly considering how design can promote health and happiness. Architectural Psychology: A Brief Overview Architectural psychology examines how our surroundings influence our emotions, behavior, and mental state. By prioritizing elements like natural light, ventilation, and spatial organization, architects can create spaces that foster comfort and productivity. This approach is vital in India, where urban density and cultural diversity present unique challenges and opportunities. Challenges and Opportunities Challenges: • Urbanization: Rapid growth leads to cramped living spaces and a lack of green areas, increasing stress and disconnect from nature. • Economic Constraints: Budget limits can hinder the inclusion of beneficial design features like large windows and natural materials. • Cultural Sensitivity: Designing for a diverse population requires culturally tailored solutions. Opportunities: • Integrating Nature: Biophilic design, including green roofs and indoor plants, can improve mental health in urban settings. • Adaptive Reuse: Repurposing old buildings can preserve heritage while creating enriching environments. • Community Spaces: Communal areas that foster social interaction can reduce isolation in crowded cities. Notable Projects in India • Indian School of Business, Hyderabad: Combines modern and traditional design to create a serene, productive learning environment. • Infosys Pune Campus: Features extensive green spaces and natural light, enhancing employee well-being. • Auroville, Tamil Nadu: An experimental township focusedon sustainable, community-oriented living. The Path Forward To maximize the benefits of architectural psychology, collaboration among architects, psychologists, and urban planners is essential. Public awareness and supportive policies will further promote mentally beneficial designs. Incorporating architectural psychology into education can prepare future architects to create environments that support both physical and mental health. Conclusion Integrating psychology into architecture offers a promising path to enhance life quality in modern India. By designing spaces that cater to our psychological needs, we can build healthier, happier communities and a more sustainable urban future. This article underscores the importance of architectural psychology in addressing India’s unique challenges and opportunities, aiming to inspire professionals on LinkedIn to consider the mental and emotional impacts of their designs. #architecture #punerealestate #realestatedeveloper #india

Oh dear Pune, what on "Earth" happened to you? A three-hour drive from the airport to my hotel had me questioning if I was still in the same city! The next morning, I stepped out and saw these towering buildings popping up like sore thumbs, overshadowing the charm we once knew. I get it, development is part of progress, but is this really sustainable? Are we trading Pune’s soul for an endless concrete jungle and gridlock? It’s like the city’s growth is on fast-forward, but the traffic's in slow motion! Everywhere you look, construction, chaos, and congestion. We wanted a smart city, but are we building something that’s too much for us to handle? It feels like we’re paving over the Pune we loved without stopping to ask, "Is this the future we want?" Let’s rethink this, Pune. Progress is great, but not if we lose ourselves in the process... #SustainableDevelopment #UrbanGrowth #CityLifeChallenges #SmartCityPune #FutureOfPune #Pune #Urbanization #Sustainability

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Peel back the façade of rigorous methodology projects and ask why the project was successful, and the answer is people. Architectural Design By: eyecon #architecture #architecturelovers #archdaily #photooftheday #like #follow #picoftheday #projectwork #digitalmarketing #digitalstrategy #socialnetworking #socialmedia #management #businessmindsets #strategy #business #peoplemanagement #hr #projectexecution #projectmanagement #projectplanning #projectstrategy

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Pune used to be a cyclist's haven; in the 1980s, cycle modal share was over 50% compared to cars and other vehicles! This figure has drastically changed to a worrisome 3% in 2016. The Pune Cycle Plan was implemented to ensure an uptick in cycle modal share and, most importantly, to turn Pune into the cycle-friendly city that it once was. But today, most of the plan's proposals have fallen apart. School of Planning and Architecture (SPA), Delhi Department of Urban Design, SPA Bhopal Department of Urban and Regional Planning, School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

As Pune continues to grow, the challenges of sustainable urban development, housing affordability, and quality of life become increasingly pressing. Exploring and adapting the Development Control Regulations (DCR) of cities like Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, and Delhi can provide Pune with valuable lessons to enhance its urban planning strategies. In our latest analysis, we delve into how these cities have successfully tackled issues that Pune faces today. From Hyderabad's flexibility in DCRs that promote affordable housing to Bengaluru's emphasis on preserving open spaces, and Ahmedabad's innovative approach to compact and sustainable growth, each city offers insights that could reshape Pune's urban environment. The findings underscore the importance of flexible building controls, integrated land use and transport planning, and incentives for affordable housing—all crucial for creating a more livable Pune. By learning from these examples, Pune can develop a tailored approach that meets its unique needs while fostering sustainability and resilience. Discover the key takeaways and how we can work together to create a vibrant and equitable future for Pune. #UrbanDevelopment #Sustainability #Pune #CityPlanning #AffordableHousing