Architecture: Past, Present and Future
An architect is defined as a master builder, one who designs buildings and superintends their erection. Architecture is the art and science of building, which encompasses technical, artistic, economic and social aspects. Every building is a part of ecological circle and has a footprint. As such, architecture is closely linked with urbanism, ecology, environment, natural resources, public health (Covid19), water and energy. This makes architecture a dynamic and evolving phenomenon, which is changing from architectonic to parametric and ecological. The book provides a comprehensive narrative on evolution of architecture, green building, climatology, building resources pyramid, parametric and morph tectonic architecture and infrastructure services. Written in a simple language with about 310 illustrations, the book provides a futuristic view of architecture.
Contents: Preface | 1. Introduction: The Elements of Architecture | 2. Evolution of Indian Architecture | 3. The World of Architecture | 4. Parametricism: The Future of Architecture | 5. Pandemic, Pollution and Morphotectonic Strategies | 6. Sustainable Habitat and Green Buildings | 7. Building Design for Climatic Comfort | 8. Housing for All | 9. Sustainable Infrastructure Services | Bibliography | Index
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