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Season 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 13: Get Trained, Mridula Sharma
In episode 13, Mridula Sharma gets candid about the state of flux of the media industry in architecture and design in India. Listen on to know her views on the changing media landscapes, the importance of getting trained in journalism, and much more!
Guest: Mridula Sharma
Designation: Design Futurist, Founder: StyleCaviar by Mridula Sharma
Bio: Mridula Sharma is one of the distinguished design writers of India. She has been writing, compiling, and curating design content for over 27 years. Having started her journey with the iconic Indian design magazine, INSIDE OUTSIDE, Mridula has been the Founding Editor of UK’s best-selling homes magazine LIVINGETC in India. She has also worked on launching Better Homes & Gardens (US) in India and DESIGN TODAY, a design magazine from the INDIA TODAY stable. As one of India’s leading and long-standing design journalists, she has tracked the industry and developed a keen understanding of how design continues to mirror the aspirations of our fast-changing economy.
Mridula’s unwavering allegiance to design and its impact on our daily lives has led her to establish StyleCaviar by Mridula Sharma as a premier platform for fostering connections and nurturing growth synergies within the design community.
She has four books to her credit and a design handbook for middle school children: done in collaboration with a design educationist. Mridula travels around the world exploring design nuggets and their cultural anthropology. She works and lives between Goa and New Delhi.
Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | X/Twitter
Note: This episode was recorded while Mridula Sharma was working for Livingetc India.
Website: www.betterarch.org
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/betterarch/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/betterarch_org/
Twitter: https://www.x.com/betterarch_org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/betterarch.org/
Copyright 2024 @ The Better Architecture Project.
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By Shubhayan MSeason 2: Architecture X Media Studies
Ep. 13: Get Trained, Mridula Sharma
In episode 13, Mridula Sharma gets candid about the state of flux of the media industry in architecture and design in India. Listen on to know her views on the changing media landscapes, the importance of getting trained in journalism, and much more!
Guest: Mridula Sharma
Designation: Design Futurist, Founder: StyleCaviar by Mridula Sharma
Bio: Mridula Sharma is one of the distinguished design writers of India. She has been writing, compiling, and curating design content for over 27 years. Having started her journey with the iconic Indian design magazine, INSIDE OUTSIDE, Mridula has been the Founding Editor of UK’s best-selling homes magazine LIVINGETC in India. She has also worked on launching Better Homes & Gardens (US) in India and DESIGN TODAY, a design magazine from the INDIA TODAY stable. As one of India’s leading and long-standing design journalists, she has tracked the industry and developed a keen understanding of how design continues to mirror the aspirations of our fast-changing economy.
Mridula’s unwavering allegiance to design and its impact on our daily lives has led her to establish StyleCaviar by Mridula Sharma as a premier platform for fostering connections and nurturing growth synergies within the design community.
She has four books to her credit and a design handbook for middle school children: done in collaboration with a design educationist. Mridula travels around the world exploring design nuggets and their cultural anthropology. She works and lives between Goa and New Delhi.
Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | X/Twitter
Note: This episode was recorded while Mridula Sharma was working for Livingetc India.
Website: www.betterarch.org
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/betterarch/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/betterarch_org/
Twitter: https://www.x.com/betterarch_org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/betterarch.org/
Copyright 2024 @ The Better Architecture Project.