Anubhav Gupta, Author at Designyatra

In-Depth Interviews

Architecture as a dance of playful forms — Samira Rathod on building a school of dancing arches

Architect Samira Rathod on building a school in rural Gujarat with unanticipated challenges Read More

In-Depth Interviews

Building and preserving — Abha Narain Lambah unearths ancient treasures while building the Jaipur metro

A Mumbai-based architect uncovers old treasure while building the Jaipur metro Read More

In-Depth Interviews

Building possibilities – Yasaman Esmaili on adaptive reuse of religious structures in lesser known territories

An Iranian-American Yasaman Esmaili built a mosque in Niger, Africa with Mariam Kamara. They convinced the community to keep the old mosque by an Aga Khan winner, and converted it into a library and study centre Read More

In-Depth Interviews

The architecture of calm — Shimul Jhaveri Kadri on using the poetics of form and materiality

Shimul Jhaveri Kadri looks back at building a calm retreat in the spiritual town of Bodhgaya Read More

In-Depth Interviews

Building with intuition — Diana Kellogg on instinct and perserverance in unfamiliar terrains

New York-based architect looks at her project — school for girls in the Thar desert of Rajasthan — with a critical lens Read More

In-Depth Interviews

Communicating Meaning – Rajesh Dahiya on design as a seeker, discoverer and communicator

On distilling and communicating the essence of a brand Read More

In-Depth Interviews

Sustainable Futures — An honest product design approach

Hemmant Jha on designing furniture and product solutions for a circular economy Read More

In-Depth Interviews

Blueprint of a design experiment — Ayaz Basrai on what it takes to challenge the status quo

An interesting conversation on architectural follies, and conducting insane architectural experiments Read More

In-Depth Interviews

Building for India — Ambrish Arora on designing and building for public sector in India

On building structures that celebrate context and culture, are environmentally responsible in their function and also serve as an example of the change Read More

In-Depth Interviews

Designing at a large scale in India — designing and building Azim Premji University

On designing and building large scale projects in India Read More

Features In-Depth

The absence and the necessity of critique in Indian design

Criticism, critiques and discussions on contemporary works are absent in Indian design. Anubhav Gupta is working to fill the void Read More

Kerala-based architect exhibits his sculptures made of cloth and concrete in Barbican Center, London

The story of an endearing typeface called Oi!

Studio Bigfat designs the visual identity for Subko Specialty Coffee Roasters and Bakehouse

How Aniruddh Mehta’s limitations unlocked limitless potential

Stealing your signature

The real answer to ‘Will generative AI replace art makers and illustrators?’

Struggles of being an immigrant is at the root of boutique design studio, Supernova

What does it mean for designers to have a ‘style’? Four industry experts tell us

In Conversation With Michael Wolff

KDY | FAQs

Huddle 4.0 with Mohor Ray and Rajesh Dahiya

Huddle with Yuko Shimizu

Architecture as a dance of playful forms — Samira Rathod on building a school of dancing arches

Building and preserving — Abha Narain Lambah unearths ancient treasures while building the Jaipur metro

Building possibilities – Yasaman Esmaili on adaptive reuse of religious structures in lesser known territories

The architecture of calm — Shimul Jhaveri Kadri on using the poetics of form and materiality

Building with intuition — Diana Kellogg on instinct and perserverance in unfamiliar terrains

Communicating Meaning – Rajesh Dahiya on design as a seeker, discoverer and communicator

Sustainable Futures — An honest product design approach

Blueprint of a design experiment — Ayaz Basrai on what it takes to challenge the status quo

Building for India — Ambrish Arora on designing and building for public sector in India

Designing at a large scale in India — designing and building Azim Premji University

The absence and the necessity of critique in Indian design

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