Introduction: In a world where sustainability is becoming increasingly important, the concept of adaptive reuse has gained significant traction. The idea of transforming abandoned spaces into vibrant, functional areas is not only an innovative solution but also a nod to the preservation of our history. As a part of the Design Culture Learning Series, ARCH […]
Introduction: Design is an art that requires creativity, and at ARCH College of Design & Business, we believe in nurturing and celebrating this unique ability. As part of the third edition of our Design Culture Learning Series, we recently had an engaging session on the topic of creativity, led by Krishan Jagota, President of ADI […]
Align, Define, Refine, Design Rear view: In observing it’s evolution over decades, we realise that during the early times design was an inherent part of human nature. All the tools and devices that were needed to carry out daily tasks for survival, were created with an intrinsic understanding of the need and were carved out […]
A unique design style is essential for both aspiring and professional designers. Duplicacy, copying or following someone else’s design style or idea is both possible and easy. However, representing independent and original ideas gives a sense of empowerment and courage to become a great designer with innovative and creative thinking skills. Keeping all this in […]
To be creative today, we should push ourselves towards new challenges and learn about others’ perspectives. This technique polishes our creative skills and encourages us to work hard to get new ideas to survive in this competitive world. Competitions enhance the ability to be a better designer. Studying graphic design, finding inspiration, learning the art […]
Progress in any sector is largely dependent on the type of education, the thinking, the desire to bring about change, and ultimately the actions. For a product to be effective, efficient, fun and easy to use design thinking is of core importance. Strategic design thinking allows us to unfold the complexities of ambiguous and challenging […]
On January 1st, as the world emerged into 2021, the prevailing message from around the globe was one of optimism. Optimism that the trials and tribulations of 2020 would be behind us, that economies would recover and, most importantly, that we could carry out our daily activities safely and in good health. The events of […]