
Raimund Abraham’s “House Without Rooms,” an unbuilt project that reimagined architecture as a realm of ideas. It challenged conventional notions of space, focusing on symbolic “archetypal stations” rather than functional rooms.
The Air force Museum exhibits a rich collection of memorabilia of Indian Military Aviation and displays the history of Indian Air Force. Today, as it was earlier, the primary aim of the Indian Air force Museum is to actively promote public interest in the Indian security domain and promote awareness, both from a historical and a contemporary point of view. – Design Consortium
The Badami Rejuvenation Competition aims to revive the town’s rich history through responsive and sustainable redesign. The program requirement was to re-design the main street of Badami.
Rooted in the soul of Bengal, the Boat Museum draws its architectural form from the curved hull of traditional Bengali boats—symbols of journey, resilience, and
The Living Factory, designed by Elija Halil Architecture + Design, redefines urban sustainability by integrating clean industry, energy production, and housing in London, turning a building into a living, air-purifying, and resource-generating ecosystem.
Proposal for Bamiyan Cultural Centre (competition by UNESCO and Ministry of Information and Culture of Afghanistan), designed by Lázaro, aims to be, more than a cultural centre, a space where the Hazaras’ everyday activities could take place.
Raimund Abraham’s “House Without Rooms,” an unbuilt project that reimagined architecture as a realm of ideas. It challenged conventional notions of space, focusing on symbolic “archetypal stations” rather than functional rooms.
The book features 54 inspiring yet unbuilt architecture ideas by Indian architects, and nine intriguing essays on the theme contributed by professionals and academicians. The first ever book to celebrate the value of unbuilt Indian architecture.