On this episode, you will get to listen to the story of a renowned architect from Bangalore, Krishna Rao Jaisim. He takes on his journey in Architecture from studying in the School of Architecture Madras, getting inspired by the book Fountainhead, meeting other great architects like Buckminster Fuller to Otto Koenigsberg, and a lot more.

It's a fun episode and I personally had a lot of fun interviewing him. This is a two-part series and the second part will be available in a few days where he dwells in depth with his projects, talks about the future of Architecture and gives great tips for young and upcoming architects.

For more on the episode, head to archgyan.com/08 and also check out Jaisim's book by heading to archgyan.com/jaisim

On this episode, we speak to Bangalore-based award-winning Architectural Journalist Apurva Bose Dutta. She has pioneered and spearheaded the Architectural Journalism movement in India and has been at the forefront of this space for the past 13 years. From collaborations with leading Architecture and design publications to conducting workshops, travelling across the world to give talks, and a whole host of various other activities, Apurva is helping build the Architectural writing space in India.

This episode is definitely going to be a treat for all those listeners who are thinking of taking up Architectural Journalism as a full-time career and those who are interested in writing in general. 

For the extended show notes and other details that Apurva talk about in the episode, please head to archgyan.com/07

On the second part of this two-part series with Takbir Fatima, we speak more about her workshop called Fractals workshop, her TEDx Talk in Hyderabad, her views on the future of architecture and design and a lot more.

For extended show notes and links check out archgyan.com/06

And if you haven't checked out Part I, do check it out on archgyan.com/05

Archgyan is a podcast that brings a selection of original interviews with architects, planners, and designers from around the world in the field of architecture

After a very long time, Archgyan is back.

On this episode, we talk with a young and upcoming Architect from Hyderabad, Takbir Fatima. She heads a firm called Designaware and has won various international awards for her work. 

This episode is a two-part series and on Part 1, Takbir takes us on her journey in Architectural Education to setting up Designaware to working on her first project which was quite fascinating, to say the least.

The shownotes for this episode will be available on archgyan.com/05

On this episode, we speak to a prominent architect from Bangalore, Chetan Shivaprasad. He has been working as an architect for the past 25 years and heads a studio called Kham Design. He is also passionately involved in teaching and teaches in numerous universities all across India. We go in-depth on various topics in this episode such as Architectural Education, Chetan’s journey in Architecture, Design Workshops, Hampi Center for Design, and much more.

The Extended shownotes are available on the website which is packed with a lot of useful links and other info that will help you in your journey in architecture. Do check it out on archgyan.com/04

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On the second part of talking life & the future of architecture with Sushant Verma, we dig deep into topics such as parametric design, architectural education in India, design workshops as a new innovative medium for learning, and much much more.

It's going to be a treat for architects, students, and all those interested in Architecture.

For extended shownotes where we share detailed information over the topics Sushant spoke about, please visit archgyan.com/03

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There are a ton more episodes coming your way packed with deep and personal talks with Architects who are changing the way we live on Earth.

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On this episode, we speak to Ratlab Studio founder Sushant Verma who has traversed many obstacles in life to reach where he is at right now.

This two-part series is jam-packed with a lot of useful information that will illuminate your views on architecture and all the aspects surrounding it.

So tune in to this fascinating talk I had with Sushant where he takes us on his long Architectural Journey to success and the many stories that bound it.

For more details, check out the shownotes on archgyan.com/03

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On the very first episode of the Archgyan Podcast, we talk to Ariadna Lopez from Mexico. She makes it a point to take a break from work every year to travel to a new country and she visited India last month where we got talking about Architecture and all aspects surrounding it.

So tune in to this fascinating talk I had with Ariadna Lopez.

For more details, check out the shownotes on archgyan.com

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