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“Sold Out” or “Stand Out”?— "The Sort Out"
“Sold Out” or “Stand Out”? I never thought I’d get involved in hiring. I’m not “professionally qualified” in talent acquisition or corporate recruiting systems, yet somehow, at my workplace, I keep getting pulled into the process—especially when it comes to adding new members to Studio Saar. And trust me, appearing for an interview might feel nerve-wracking, but sitting on the other side? That’s…
The Future of Architecture: 20 Years Down the Line
Disclaimer (or Confession?): So… a few months ago, my boss gave us this fun little assignment—to imagine what the profession of architecture would look like 20 years from now. I actually did write it (I promise!), tucked it neatly into a folder, and then apparently tucked it even more neatly out of my memory. Fast-forward several months, a random round of digital spring cleaning later—and…
Creativity vs. Management: En-Corporating the Differences
I’m not a researcher or someone with a fancy degree in organizational psychology. I don’t claim to have all the facts, and what I’m about to share may not be “scientifically proven.” But I’ve always been someone who thinks deeply, notices patterns, and reflects on the way people and systems work. And over time, I’ve come to observe something that I feel is worth putting into words. This is about…
The 'Shit Shrank Theory': A Playful Perspective on Human Existence
In a world filled with complexity, theories, and deep philosophical discussions, every so often, a conversation emerges that is utterly unique and charmingly unconventional. Such was the case when two friends embarked on a whimsical exchange that led to the playful invention of what they cheekily referred to as the “Shit Shrank Theory.” The conversation began with expressions of existential…
Role of Civic Actions in the Urban Development of Mumbai
The following is a snippet of my first practical exposure to the words ‘advocacy’ and ‘civic actions’ in the context of urban planning and development. It is an attempt to sum up my learnings from working with UDRI(Urban Design Research Institute), Mumbai in the Summer of 2019, and my inclination towards them until now. Civic action can be understood as a collective effort by citizens to…
Charles Correa: Architecture as a Language
The following piece of writing is a fragment of my research work at Studio SAAR, Udaipur. Various references through various media were used to synthesis this outcome. Charles Correa, one of India’s greatest architects and foremost modernists, profoundly shaped the nation’s post-independence architectural landscape. Correa’s work was not simply about buildings; it was about crafting spaces that…
A Review of the YouTube Channel 'THE B1M'
As young-curious architecture and construction enthusiasts, most of us got convinced to choose a career in this industry by watching the tempting ‘megastructure’ documentaries on infotainment television channels. These hours-long documentaries were often seen as a catalyst that glamorised the construction industry, often presumed dull, with a narrow perspective of little possibilities. From…
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Equity by Design: An Approach
Equity by Design: An Approach
Equity is derived from the Latin word aequus, meaning equals. Though we have another word: equality, catering to the primitive meaning, equity becomes a term associated with economics. In the world of architecture and design, equity can be described as the act of fairness or impartiality. We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us. -Winston S Churchill The aforementioned phrases have…
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The Innuendo Series : 1/n
By Shobhan Sachan (me) 30th May’20 Something from Architecture world. 1. How social distancing is ruining the term ‘interaction’ for ‘jury masters’ in architecture? A set of arrows in between built spaces indicating the ‘interaction’ between human figurines in an architectural infographic has always been a significant part to make aesthetics of your narration in any presentation more…
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Approach to Architecture of India : Traditionalising Modernity or Modernising Traditionality
Approach to Architecture of India : Traditionalising Modernity or Modernising Traditionality
Article by: Shobhan Sachan & Aakash Jagad “It is human nature to think wisely and act foolishly.” Anatole France elegantly quotes such a basic fact of human existence which, after contemplation, makes one wonder, why is it not defined as such in the comprehensive Oxford dictionary? Architecture despite placing itself on a high pedestal of creativity, still revolves around this rudimentary…
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Is architecture profession still suffering from gender inequality?
Is architecture profession still suffering from gender inequality?
Women have always been at the driving forefronts of architecture as a profession. Names like Zaha Hadid and MJ Long have left their unique golden marks in the pages of architecture and history. However, it is also true that there is a huge gender disparity in the profession and women have been found struggling for their work and skills to be acknowledged. The following articles discusses some of the…
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It so happened...
It so happened…
Stabbing my heart With a thousand needles This rain doesn’t quench The filthy thoughts of riddles The sky is blue, but the sun is dim Just a matter of seconds And it so happened
Walking over the clouds Of the real dark dreams Thunders suppress their screams With each step comes a comfort An addiction to move Another step further Just a matter of miles And it so happened
Eating the hunger Of…
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माया है ये नगरी: मुंबई जो भी कहता है ये माया नगरी सोती नहीं झूठ कहता है सच तोह यह है कि
Indefinite Un-realities
Another night went wild In this palace of illusion My boat kept on flying Like a saucer in confusion.
Dipped my feet in the water To cool the heat of summer Froze my feet to diamond knives Inside, beating my heart like a drummer.
To calm the pain of frozen smiles Another night took over the zenith Charcoal bleeding up in the sky Time twisting the land under your feet.
Running and panting away…
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A Memory to Trip
One fine day With the new rays of sunlight A new thought flooded my mind Like the darkness slipping through the night.
When it reached the brim I decided to act let it out The idea was to pay a visit to me In my fifteen years about.
Took a pill of time To travel beyond spaces A series of nostalgic events to recap Revising learning from all good and bad phases.
The lines of time bent, To open a…
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Mills of Bombay: Remains of Hope
Mill ruins in Mumbai
Apart from being the economic capital of India, affording a livable space in Mumbai is a matter of hardship for a common man. In between providing employment, housing and livelihood, the city has jumbled up all the rules of better living conditions. In a race of providing further economic development to the country, it has become a clutter of facilities lost in the yarns of…
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Blue It was all blue Was it real? I barely knew The game took me way far…