Indian Bazaars

This blogpost features a studio for Trumpet by Meister - a Swiss fashion workshop in Cochin, Kerala which takes its design inspiration from...

The many new malls that are mushrooming around the country have almost identical architectural facades and layouts. This sameness is in star...

Bazaars are a valuable study in indigenous thought that stems from the “education” of the vendor who has learnt intrinsically from his surro...

Towns in India had street performers who were very much a part of the market squares. Today, these street performers are not to be seen. Sp...

There is a need for interactions with the city administrative authorities to understand their approach to bazaars, the constraints, if any a...

How have our needs changed and what kind of market do we want? How should a one-stop shop be planned to have the character of an Indian baz...

Today, most towns and cities find it difficult to improve on existing markets because it is difficult to temporarily relocate the market els...

Our cities no longer have the character and beauty that Indian towns once had. We need to design differently and design coherently. We need ...

How do Bazaars in India grow? A walk through a bazaar in any village, town or city in India would establish the fact that here, art is a ...