by The Mind of An Architect |Apr 15, 2021 | Architecture

Besides being an idea, minimalism is a way of life distinguished by the desire for perfect order and impeccable design. In certain groups of society, minimalism has gained popularity

by The Mind of An Architect |Apr 7, 2021 | Architecture

People often overlook the excellent architecture, and they don't think about the elements that make it "good." Above all, you must know that good architecture improves your daily lives, which you don't necessarily predict or expect.

by The Mind of An Architect |Mar 29, 2021 | Architecture

Often people think that happiness and wealth are all about diet. Additionally, people say that living space can influence the emotional state of mind both negatively and positively. It contributes to moods, emotions, and even daily behaviors. Hence, wellbeing and interiors often go hand in hand.

by The Mind of An Architect |Mar 2, 2021 | Architecture

A school is a space that houses a large age group of students, children facing anxiety about separating from their parents to teenagers rebelling against the rules, while teachers making every day a fun-filled learning experience and maintaining a safe and peaceful decorum within.

by The Mind of An Architect | Feb 25, 2021 | Architecture

Building your home is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and each one of wants to do it right. But knowing what is right for you for just, not your interest and desire, but knowing the right amount of investment and the design and construction team.

by The Mind of An Architect | Dec 30, 2020 | Architecture

Every home is similar yet different. Don’t we all dream of having that one perfect house that showcases sheer excellence, right? We all do. When it comes to the components of the house, the furniture plays a massive role in it. It is the furniture that can make or...

by The Mind of An Architect | Dec 22, 2020 | Interior Designer

There is no doubt about the fact that childhood is the best age ever! This is the age we all want to go back to when we start adulting. However, this is also the age of maximum learning when children learn the most. During childhood, the brain is still developing, and...

by The Mind of An Architect | Dec 11, 2020 | Architecture

As per the recent surveys, we can say that there is a shortage of productivity and innovation amid the construction sector. Often besides stagnation, quickly falling behind other sectors lead to projects that are either too expensive or have a tight schedule. If there...

by The Mind of An Architect | Dec 04, 2020 | Architecture

With a decade coming to an end, people's thoughts and ideas about some interior designs are also changing. As of now, the trend is that every year a plethora of interior designers come up with different trends. Some of the trends from the past years include fur...

by The Mind of An Architect | May 29, 2020 | Architecture

The phrase “cupboard under the stairs” is easily related by any avid reader to the place where our dear Harry lived until Hogwarts came calling. Harry Potter literally lived in a closet, that had a single bulb for light, and a bunch of electrical lines, wires, boxes...

by The Mind of An Architect | May 16, 2020 | Architecture

Factory outlets are the places where the manufacturers directly sell their products to the public. If you are searching for something related to building the interior for the outlet store creating a perfect architecture for the factory then read this article to know...

by The Mind of An Architect | MAR 6, 2020 | Architecture

Have you ever thought - what makes a building appealing and different from others? We often overlook good architecture, and we often don’t think about the constituents that make it good. To us, sometimes it's just another building. However, Good Architecture enhances...

by The Mind of An Architect | Mar 5, 2020 | Architecture

Victorian – Originally borne of the technological advancements of the Industrial Revolution which allowed for a greater degree of detailing and ornamentation in residential design in the late 19th century, these homes may feature towers and turrets upto 2 or 3 floors...

by The Mind of An Architect | Feb 4, 2020 | Architecture

Developing a Brief/ Programming The initial meetings between architect and client are solely devoted to developing a list of requirements and creating a shared vision for the project among both parties. The number and type of spaces along with their intended usage,...

by The Mind of An Architect | Jan 27, 2020 | Architecture

Vastu Shastra is a traditional and ancient Indian Science in Architecture. it has been widely used for centuries by the people of India, not only in India but all across the world. Vastu Shastra is the set of principles and rules that guide the construction and design...

by The Mind of An Architect | Jan 23, 2020 | Architecture

Want to get the perfect design of your house, take the help of an Architecture who will guide you in each and every step so that the design of your home will be the best. There are many things that architecture does at the time of designing your home and most of these...

by The Mind of An Architect | Aug 14, 2019 | Architecture

In a newly opened office high-rise in downtown Beijing, most occupants were reportedly feeling uncomfortable everyday. It was a tight building of which the central ventilation system provided mechanic air supply but no natural exhaust. A survey was conducted, which...