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In Aurangabad, Medieval Aqueducts Serve a Thirsty City But Need to be Saved
The medieval nehers in water-scarce Aurangabad are a lifeline for residents, but are being ruined by civic corruption and private interests.
Raghu Karnad
May 13 2017
In Their Rush to Become 'Global', Cities Risk Creating Spatial Apartheid
Melissa Tandiwe Myambo
May 10 2017
Achyut Kanvinde on the Quest for Quality Architecture
Achyut Kanvinde
May 09 2017
The Cycling Sisters of Gurgaon, Pedalling Furiously to Stay in the Same Place
Sudha Pai
May 07 2017
Climate Agreements Aren't Going to Stop What Southeast Asian Cities Have Coming
Lakshmi Supriya
May 03 2017
Break in India: Destroying a Priceless Part of Delhi's Urban Heritage
The Wire Staff
Apr 25 2017
Despite Opposition, Hall of Nations at Pragati Maidan Demolished
The Wire Staff
Apr 24 2017
Feelings Are a Better Way to Discuss Architecture Than Concepts
Timothy Brittain-Catlin
Apr 23 2017
A Sentimental Visit to Mumbai to See Her Great Grandfather's Magnificent Buildings
Rajendra B. Aklekar
Apr 22 2017
How the Public Tragedy of the Kolkata Flyover Collapse Was Buried
Sohini Chattopadhyay
Apr 20 2017
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