
Lokmanch, is an architectural tehsis by Harshit Narnoli, that questions and tries to establish the sensitivity of the relationship between the state and civilians with architecture as the medium.
The prison design proposal by Fifth Column for the National Level Architectural Design Idea Competition for Jails, organised by the Bureau of Police Research and Development, India, envisions a place that lays a strong foundation for self-transformation and rehabilitation of the inhabitants by providing supportive discipline within a contemplative environment.
Redeveloping Youth Hostel, Art Gallery, and Café, Old Nasik, by The Cave Laboratory for research, architecture, & planning is a mixed-use redevelopment combining youth hostel, art gallery, and café, respecting traditional architecture while embracing modern needs through stepped, courtyard-centred design.
The Meta Slum project in Bengaluru aims to uplift slum dwellers by providing customized, expandable housing that respects their traditions and livelihoods, fostering a vertical, self-sustaining community.
The “Revival of Muslin” project in Dhaka merges tradition with innovation to restore Bengal muslin. This sustainable hub supports artisans with climate-controlled spaces, natural materials, and renewable systems—preserving heritage while promoting eco-conscious textile production.
With Mumbai’s severe environmental challenges due to urbanization, poor air quality, and limited green spaces, MuseLAB’s design – “Algal Microforest” offers a sustainable solution by integrating algae-based carbon sinks into urban landscapes.
Lokmanch, is an architectural tehsis by Harshit Narnoli, that questions and tries to establish the sensitivity of the relationship between the state and civilians with architecture as the medium.
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.