The Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute for Architecture and Environmental Studies (KRVIA),
An initiative of the Kamla Raheja Foundation and the Upanagar Shikhshan MandaI, is one of the premier institue for architecture in Mumbai, India. It offers a Bachelor’s in Architecture degree (B.Arch) and two full time Masters courses (M.Arch. - Urban Design / Urban Conservation). All of these courses are run under the aegis of the University of Mumbai.
Platform for Asian Architecture and Urbanism
KRVIA Faculty & KRVIA Alumni part of Architectural Workshop at Charles Correa Foundation
KRVIA Faculty, Zameer Basrai and KRVIA Alumni, Gaurav Roy Choudhury are part of the team of...
KRVIA GeoServer is now online!
The KRVIA Geoserver page contains some archived GIS based projects. Projects published here are...
Encounter by - Dean D Cruz
After graduating from Sir J.J. College of Architecture, Bombay, in 1983, Dean joined architect...
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Allahabad Archive -2nd year study trip
This year’s second year design studio is exploring the architecture of the...
Masters Studio, Urban Design + Urban Conservation
Prof. K B Jain (CEPT University) guiding the Masters Studio, Semester II, based on inner city...
Urbanism
PETER STUTCHBURY ARCHITECTURE: A CLOTHING FOR LIFE
Australian architect Peter Stutchbury will talk about the fundamentals of architecture and the pieces that enable life in his talk at the KRVIA titled Architecture: A Clothing for Life with the help of his works.
Peter Stutchbury is emerging as one of the leaders of a new generation of Australian architects. He is recognised for his innovative approach to sustainability and design. A principal of the firm Peter Stutchbury Architecture he has practiced independently since 1981 producing a wide
CLUSTER MEETING ON INTERCULTURAL APPROACHES As part of the URBANLAB+ International network of urban laboratories,KRVIA is hosting a Cluster Meeting with participating partners -Technische Universität Berlin, Germany - U-Lab École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland - laba Università della Calabria, Italy - Urban Design Lab.
