Articles by Krupa Rajangam

A stone facade punctured by large windows, flat chajjas above, glass panels… this unique De Stijl house is a signature work of its talented creator, Amir Jairazbhoy.

Open Day by Bangalore Architects, River Hope’s fourth annual event, makes the city’s best known architecture firms and projects open to the public.

A series of unconnected incidents helped establish some of the key areas in the centre of Bangalore – north and south of today’s MG Road.

A trip to the landmark food joints in South Bangalore reminds one of the rich culture it is connected to. Food is heritage too. How do we save it?

Whitefield’s history dates back to 1882 when David Emmanuel Starkenburgh White decided to set up ‘a self sufficient Anglo-Indian village’.

From a population of 112 to being a part of the sprawling city today, Vasantapura has come a long way.

The ABIDe recommendations on heritage tries to present a cohesive policy for the protection of the Bengaluru’s cultural riches. But will it be a participative exercise?