Sharing here a film about our understanding of the 'everyday city' and how we hope to research, teach and design public spaces based on what we learn from the everyday life of the city.

This forthcoming book is the first part of an on-going research project that looks at the practice of tree worship which continues to be a part of the everyday culture of the people in the city of Bengaluru. If you would like a copy of the book, please send us an email...

We are looking for volunteers for projects related to PUBLIC SPACES in Bangalore. Sharing below details of one of our on-going research projects. Join our team if this interests you!

The story I’m about to tell here is about the discoveries at the Everyday City workshop at the School of Architecture & Planning, CEPT University. This workshop was held as part of CEPT’s Summer Winter School from 1st to 17th Dec 2015. The question we asked was: How ca...

The idea of the 'Everyday city' is based on the concept of Everyday Urbanism that was proposed in 1999 by Margaret Crawford & others, wherein the city is seen above all as a social product and which focuses on informal urban spaces. They point out that it is not what t...

While there have been attempts to formally plan the growth of a city, this has not proved to be successful in many parts of the world. Informality does play a significant role in several cities, especially those that are in the emerging economies. For those working in...