Urban Planning

In an effort to alleviate the strain on existing urban centers, an ambitious proposal is being considered to establish not just one or two, but a remarkable eight brand-new cities. This exciting revelation was disclosed by a high-ranking official during a recent interview, shedding light on the government's forward-thinking approach.

The Mumbai Architecture Project believes that the collective history and shared memories forged in buildings contribute to the production of a vibrant local culture.

It is essential to adopt a 'systems' view of the challenges involved and identify and undertake systemic reforms for a sustainable solution

India's journey of transforming our cities will need to be uniquely collaborative with leadership from governments but ownership across stakeholder groups

We must aim to make cities based on the art, tradition and culture of the citizens who reside in them, says Union culture and tourism minister Mahesh Sharma

All it needs is for us to let go of our preconceptions about how our cities should be managed, and embrace a decentralized future

The reforms operate at multiple levelsfrom setting specific checkpoints to giving local governments freedom to innovate

An exploration of the architectural lexicon of Chandigarh

The growing burden of non-communicable diseases calls for decentralized health policymaking and the use of nudges for disease prevention

If Charles Correa?s vision for Mumbai had been implemented in the 1990s, the Elphinstone Road stampede could have been avoided