Articles by Nidhi Upadhyaya

Buildings are made to be inhabited. So, why don't more of our architectural photos use people to tel l stories about architecture?

From coast to coast, new library designs have been approached as opportunities to create thriving so cial hubs in Canadian communities.

Distilling architectural volumes into a single picture plane forces viewers to confront the monotony of modern towers and to hone in on distinguishing details.

Language, food, traditions and identity change drastically from state to state in India. Photos of t he country's architecture capture this plurality.

Having achieved extraordinary results with parametric design, the Austrian firm is now dipping its t oes the realm of AI.

From capturing and filtering rainwater to recycling wastewater, these radical residences represent a new chapter in water conservation at home.

Once a hallmark of radical architectural concepts in the 1960s, the simple black and white grid is m aking a comeback in contemporary architecture.

The iconic shade of Falu red paint has adorned Swedish homes since the 16th century. Today, this arc hitectural tradition continues evolving.

Discover why donut-shaped floor plans, which have appeared throughout history, are experiencing a re surgence in multi-unit housing today.