IESCOA Omnibus

This is a collection of architectural and allied explorations and works carried out by the students, teachers, alumni, and associates of IES College of Architecture, Mumbai. It is put together to be dynamic and new updates will be posted frequently.

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• Close Knit Living
  Close Knit Living Housing Design for Occupation Based Community At Yeola The handloom industry is one of the oldest and largest cottage industries in India with a 2000-year-old ancient tradition …
• Ananda Aangan
  Ananda Aangan A school is a place where one learns about the totality, the wholeness of life. Academic excellence is absolutely necessary, but a school includes much more than that. …
• Techniques in Ceramics and Pottery
  Techniques in Ceramics and Pottery The elective was conducted as a hands-on workshop with demonstrations of techniques used to develop objects in clay, to understand the properties of the material, …
• URDHVA- Socio Economic Upliftment of Tribal Community
  URDHVA- Socio Economic Upliftment of Tribal Community Tribal people who guard the forests live very sustainably, yet they are becoming more and more drawn to city life. People have lost …
• Preservation of Mumbai’s Maritime History
  Preservation of Mumbai’s Maritime History The port of Mumbai acted as a catalyst around which the city grew.. The areas maritime history dates as far back as the 8th BC. …
• The Koli Community of Bandra
  The Koli Community of Bandra Fisher folk, said to be among Mumbai’s earliest inhabitants, continue to adhere to traditional values, customs, and culture despite the challenges posed by living in …

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