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Space is a curious dimension. Readers of Dostoevsky’s ‘Crime and Punishment’ might recall how his detailed description of the protagonist’s bleak lodgings evoke a sense of helplessness that perfectly encapsulates the mental spiral that forms the crux of the work. Tolkien enthusiasts, on the other hand, would perhaps agree with the fact that his mastery over describing the wide open spaces of Middle Earth lent life to the epic proportions of his stories. Both cases highlight a

From the historically persevering settlements of Damascus to the meticulously neat grids of Mohenjo-Daro, the “City” has, for thousands of years, been a staple of human civilization. From the very first agrarian settlements, the organic development of cities was not an unforeseeable milestone. As culture evolved alongside a settled lifestyle, the meaning of the city itself also underwent significant transformation. It came more to be defined by the interplay of life it hosted

Great architecture is both art and service—a balance where function meets creativity, and the architect mediates between Form & Function.