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Shopping malls as public space in India
15 May 2013 12:03 PM | No Comments -
The Great FSI Debate : Increasing FSI improves housing solutions
17 April 2013 6:14 AM | No Comments -
The Great FSI Debate : Indian Cities & the Shanghai Fascination
15 April 2013 5:53 AM | No Comments -
The Great FSI Debate: Use FSI in a holistic manner.
11 April 2013 4:38 AM | No Comments -
The Great FSI Debate: Benefits of Urban Density
04 April 2013 4:28 AM | No Comments -
The Great FSI Debate: FSI versus Quality of Life
03 April 2013 10:28 AM | No Comments -
Why small towns are lagging behind?
31 March 2013 5:57 AM | No Comments -
Live: Highlights from Indian Budget 2013 for the Urban Infrastructure Sector
28 February 2013 7:15 AM | No Comments
Housing India
Why Mumbai Needs a Strategic Urban Design/ Ecological Master Plan
Revival of Historic cores of Cities
What Architecture means…
My big idea for cities in 2012: Cities with Shared Pod Car Systems
My big idea for cities in 2012: Making cities Sustainable
My big idea for cities in 2012: Making cities Sustainable
In light of the recent environment!
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The Urban Vision : Capture the BIG Picture
Mobility Archive
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Interview with Derek Hofbauer
Posted on July 24, 2011 | 5 CommentsWith its proven track record, Indian cities have the opportunity to learn and adapt individualised marketing techniques to manage a ballooning demand for single-occupancy car travel. In this candid interview, Derek Hofbauer explains the nuances of individualised marketing, citing experiences from Portland, Australia and Europe to make an irrefutable case for this method. Read on to gain more insights into a novel yet simple concept. -
Automobile and the city.
Posted on January 31, 2009 | 9 Comments“Most problems the developing world is facing become better as one gets richer. Except for transportation, it gets worse.” Enrique Peñalosa, the revolutionary urbanist and the former mayor of Bogota said to me in an Interview in Mumbai, even as the rush-hour traffic soared... -
$ a gallon architecture??
Posted on January 26, 2009 | 7 CommentsAfter the Second World War, North American built its cities around the automobile in what is often termed as auto- centric / sprawled / suburban development. Evidently this developmental model was driven by the availability cheap gas and massive investments on highway infrastructure. These new...
