@kanhaiyakumar Everytime we justify force against people exercising their democratic rights, we lower the bar little more. Today it’s students. Tomorrow it could be anyone who disagrees. That’s how democracies slowly lose their strength, not overnight, but by making the unacceptable seem normal
It’s frustrating to watch a moment you deeply care about from a distance. Tomorrow, I won’t be at Jantar Mantar, though that’s exactly where I’d choose to be. My solidarity is with everyone making the walk from Jantar Mantar to Parliament tomorrow.
#ChaloSansad
Never become so loyal to a political party that you become disloyal to the truth.
A wrong remains wrong, no matter who exposes it. A right remains right, no matter who speaks for it.
#chalosansad
Now live — and free: Design Thinking in Architecture & Interior Design
We're opening the doors to the first deep-dive course from Studio Matrx Academy — and it's free, for students and professionals alike.
Design Thinking in Architecture & Interior Design is a 32-lesson course that teaches the full method behind good design: how to read what people truly need, frame the real problem, generate options, prototype cheaply, and test against reality before you ever build.
What makes it different — it's grounded in how Indians actually live. Monsoon and dust. Joint families and pooja spaces. Tight budgets and the Indian body. The way light falls here. The kind of design education generic Western courses simply don't offer.
Every lesson pairs a real Indian case with an interactive diagram and a hands-on exercise. For students, it's everything design school skips. For professionals, it's a system to put behind your instinct.
Start learning today — free. 🔗 https://t.co/V9tBxmNazo
Futuristic by behaviour, not by chrome. — Studio Matrx
Five years of B.Arch will teach you to design a building. It rarely teaches you bamboo.
Not the textbook line — "renewable, sustainable, high tensile strength." The real thing: how it behaves, where it fails, how it's actually jointed and treated, why a detail that works on paper splits on site.
That's the gap our Academy is built to close — lessons that connect what's in the syllabus to what happens in the studio and on site.
Students: what's one topic your course covered in theory but never made real for you? 👇
#ArchitectureStudents #BArch #DesignEducation #SustainableDesign
An honest question for architects and interior designers: how much of your week goes to actual design?
For most professionals we talk to, the answer is "less than I'd like." The rest disappears into repeat consultations, re-explaining the same concepts, chasing alignment, and operational overhead.
We don't think AI replaces design judgment. We think it should clear the friction around it — so the hours you trained for go to the work only you can do.
That belief sits at the core of what we're building for professionals on Studio Matrx. More soon.
Where does most of your non-design time actually go? Curious if this matches your week.
#ArchitectureProfessionals #InteriorDesign #DesignWorkflow #AIinArchitecture
Most people sign off on an interior design before they've actually seen it. Then construction starts — and the gap between the moodboard and the real room becomes very expensive to fix.
That gap is the problem we keep coming back to.
A pooja room that catches morning light. A kitchen that works for a joint family at full volume. A balcony that survives the monsoon. These aren't render details — they're how a home actually gets lived in.
What's the one thing in your home you wish you'd visualized before the work began? 👇
#InteriorDesignIndia #HomeDesign #IndianHomes
We're now on X. 👋
Studio Matrx is an AI-powered architecture and interior design platform — built for three communities that usually never share a roof:
→ Homeowners who want to see their home before they spend on it → Architects and designers who want fewer repetitive consultations and more actual design time → Students who want lessons that connect the syllabus to real studio work
One thing ties it together. Studio Matrx is a tribute to Amogh N P — an architect and polymath who believed design should be intelligent, transparent, and accessible, and that technology should empower people rather than overshadow them.
We're building it from his vision. Follow along as we share design ideas, AI concepts, lessons from the Academy, and stories from the magazine.
Explore: https://t.co/OQxob4RC6C
#ArchitectureIndia #InteriorDesign #SustainableArchitecture #DesignEducation #AIinDesign
@ANI CCTVs aren’t for decoration. When fraud is alleged, it suddenly becomes a ‘privacy issue’. By that logic, let’s shut down CCTV in banks, airports, and courts too, why keep cameras at all if evidence is never to be shown?
"Jana Gana Mana" is the national anthem of India, originally composed in Bengali by poet Rabindranath Tagore, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913.
Pictured: An English translation of Jana Gana Mana by Tagore
@htTweets Not enjoying the political career because people want basic needs fixed? That’s not a burden, that’s literally the job description. when you sign up to serve the people, you don’t get to pick glamorous problems only.
@GettyVIP@metmuseum@iamsrk Okay, we get it, Sabyasachi loves his dramatic rings and layered necklaces. But it’s #MetGala2025, and the man oozes charisma; he could’ve pulled off something way more experimental. This was the moment to break the mold. Still, he carried the look effortlessly.