International Design Studio: The Urbanity of Market Places post Pandemic: Issues and Resolutions - Leewardists School

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Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

International Design Studio: The Urbanity of Market Places post Pandemic: Issues and Resolutions

$100.00

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Our cities have always been profoundly impacted by various pandemics throughout history. We are facing the same with COVID-19 today. Housing residents and fulfilling lives of many, cities are at forefront to face and rethink the post-pandemic world.

This International Design Studio composed of online workshops, field work and sessions with mentors and experts across the world aims to focus on the issues that were pertinent in traditional Indian market places before COVID-19 and how they can be revived in the post-COVID context.

This International Studio is an intensive 3-month program, designed and curated by experts in fields of Urban Design and Planning from India, Paris, South Korea etc.

about this course

Traditionally, bazaars(markets) have always played role of key public places and activities in the evolution of cities and placemaking. These includes the streets, the thoroughfares, the chowks (squares), and the maidans (plaza) as well as the function or typology of the market altogether developing a distinct relationship with the bazaars.

Another universal feature of these bazaars is their mix of formal and informal nature. Varying scales, varying functions, and loosely defined territories of the shops with ever expanding displays, provide unique experience and the reason why these bazaars are successful till date.

The shopping-mall typology was introduced, or imported, in the Indian cities a few years back. In many ways these shopping-malls are a complete anti-thesis to the traditional bazaars. Shopping-mall typology, the way it exists today across the Indian cities, is already proving to be a commercial failure and highly un-sustainable.

After cities getting hit by the pandemic, businesses and economies have suffered drastically. Specifically, the informal sector and businesses, street vendors and hawkers – and their future is feeble as cities open up with specific social distancing and hygiene norms.

Since 80% of India’s economy depends on the informal sector, they are essential to our financial context – not to forget our cultural context as well.

This International Design Studio aims to bring students and mentors across the world to understand and work on Indian market culture and how they can be rethought of in the new normal.

Each participant will be guided by mentors across India and Paris, with multiple sessions and lectures on Cities and Markets, Urban territory and spatial configurations of markets in Indian context – through various case studies and field exercises that can easily be taken from home.

for whom is this course?

Students who have strong interest in urban spaces and its spatial understanding.
Students who are interested in understanding contextual analysis and studies, field work and documentations
Students who wish to study about Indian markets during the pandemic.
Students who wish to work with International students and study under mentors across different universities.
Students who wish to pursue masters in Urban Design/Urban Planning.

Note: If you are a professional and wish to participate in the course, please drop us an email at leewardistswebinars@gmail.com before purchasing the course!

what you will learn?

Understand about various aspects of Urban Design and market places, learn decision making processes are designed and executed through small exercises and online sessions.
Work with students and mentors from across the world, learn about cultural manifestations and its effects on streets, market places and use those learnings to understand your context.
Engage with different mentors through online sessions on various topics of Urban Design and Post Pandemic Cities.
Learn how to observe, analyse and document cities through simple do-from-home exercises and small field work sessions that can be done in your city.
Learn how to assess contextual issues in an urban fabric and how they can be resolved through simple design and placemaking interventions.
Present and discuss your work with mentors and peers through online jury sessions and mock presentations throughout the entire span of the studio.
Each participant gets their personal online dashboard and accounts through which you can easily submit exercises, connect with mentors and get daily feedback and assessments.
Each participant will receive a certificate at the end of the studio.

Requirements

The studio is entirely online and can be easily taken from home. Certain field work and research sessions will require participants to visit market spaces which are at a comfortable proximity from their place of stay.
If, however, a participant finds it difficult to conduct field work, they can easily connect with their mentors to take a different approach.

Students are required to have some interest in Urban Design Studies.

topics covered

What are the basics of Urban Design and Urban Territories?
Importance of contextual analysis and studies.
Reading a city, mapping a city and small pockets, Analysing and proposing design interventions.
Importance of traditional marketspaces and its spatial orientation in our present-day cities.
Situation of Market places and its urban territories in a pre and post covid world.
Importance of cultural studies and research while documenting urban spaces and territories.
Aspects of a sustainable post-pandemic city

learnings

Understand basics of Urban Design and market places.
Work with students and mentors from across the world.
Engage through online sessions on various topics of Urban Design and Post Pandemic Cities.
Learn how to conduct small field work sessions that can be done in your city.
Learn how to assess contextual issues in an urban fabric.

No. of Sessions

TBD

This International studio is an intensive 3-month program, designed and curated by experts in fields of Urban Design and Planning from India, Paris, South Korea etc.

session breakdown

Studio Timeline – 10th December 2020 to 5th February 2021

Stage-1

Session 1 : Introduction to Marketplaces and Introduction to the Design Studio

Session 2 : How does a Marketplace become the Urban Territory for Place making

Session 3: Case Studies of Market Places which our Partners have selected

Session 4: Identification and Case Study of Indian Market taken for study.

Session 5: Tools and Techniques for Documenting and Narrating the Space of the Markets.

Stage-2

Interaction every Friday with the French Mentors
Interaction and Problem Solving with Indian Mentors as per convenience of the Mentors

Stage 3

Interaction with the French Mentors every Friday
To deliberate on the issues and solutions of these sites in Paris and in India .
This will culminate in being represented through actual installation on the site or Virtual Installation.

Stage-5

(Further development of ‘Theme’- Architectural language)
FINAL JURY 5th February
Submission Follow up 18th February
Certificate Ceremony – TBD
The Detailed Plan of Action will be shared after the enrollment of the Students for this Studio.

perks

With our Online Learning Management System, each of you will have your system, where you can take lessons, submit assignments, ask any doubts in one go!

$100.00

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!

more courses

Field Workshop – Documenting Traditional Water Systems of Jaipur

The workshop hosted in Jaipur and Amer will provide a perspective on the heritage water structures and traditional systems and will explore their relationship and integration with the current urban fabric of the city. The workshop will be centered around Jaipur and Amer. The themes covered by the workshop will be around urbanity of the built structures with the water systems, relationship of water with the communities, history and heritage, and climate responsiveness in traditional buildings, relevance of conservation and restoration of traditional systems in current context.

The 10-day workshop will present the participants with a chance to closely study the water structures, and have a dialogue with agencies, communities, and engage in in-depth discourse with local experts.

The workshop will be hosted around multiple sites in jaipur from March 10th – 19th in the presence of local guides, urban designers, planners and academicians from Navi Mumbai and Aayojain, Jaipur, together with our resource partners, Leewardists, Célia Lebarbey, and Marylène Negro, for producing visual narratives through comics, documentaries and photograhy.
Followed by meetings and site visits, heritage walks and lectures, the students will work with mentors and experts to analyze their research and develop proposals and innovative solutions in various formats to be presented in front of a collective international jury comprised of local agencies, academicians, and experts in the workshop’s topic for a more comprehensive understanding.

What to Expect?
• Observe and document the historical water systems of Jaipur and Amer.
• Learn the art of visual storytelling in architecture and produce narratives with the Leewardists.
• Exchange knowledge and learn from different experts from France and Jaipur.

When is it?
March 10th – 19th

Where is it?
Jaipur and Amer, Rajasthan
Please look at the detailed schedule below. Schedule will also be emailed to the participants upon purchase.

Leewardists Urban Travelogue Bundle – South Korea, India, Bangladesh

All books are a product of ’15 days’ of documentation of occupations in Mokpo, South Korea, Chitpur Road, Kolkata, India and Puran Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh with a team of students from colleges in India, France, Bangladesh and South Korea. These travelogues are written and sketched by Anuj Kale and Shreya Khandekar, who are both architects and comic artists. They travel around these cities and through their experiences in the urban territories, they narrate their understanding of the territories, their interaction with them and the people.

With this attempt, we are trying to introduce a new dimension to travelogues – a form of urban travel writing that talks about urbanity and different built environments in a simple and engaging format.

These travelogues have been made in collaboration with many organizations, fellow architects, mentors, professors and students we met during the Indo-French, Indo-Korea and Indo-Bangla-French Workshops. These collaborations are a wonderful means of not only knowledge exchange but also learning from different cultures and people around the world.

Details

3 travelogues – Mokpo, South Korea, Kolkata, India, Dhaka, Bangladesh

This product is a bundle of 3 physical copies. YAY! And we are shipping International too! Double YAY!

Recommended for architecture, urban studies students/professionals, readers interested in urban documentation and stories.

This is a pre-order purchase. All items will ship on March 22, 2023.

Get a leewardists merch free for purchase of 2 bundles.

PADM TORAN

MATERIAL:

Naturally dyed palm flower and wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms Or 60”
Weight – 100 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

IPSA TORAN

MATERIAL:

Wooden beads and ghunghroos.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Ring provided for hanging the toran.
Suitable for indoors.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Height – 150 cms or 60”
Weight –95 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with newspaper filling.
Packaging cost inclusive.

PADM LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with naturally dyed pink palm flower lotus tassels.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely hand crafted using eco- friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 12”
Height – 6”
Total height – 21”
Weight – 400 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 13”x13”x7”
Weight with packaging: 1130 gms

IPSA LANTERN

Celebrate this Diwali with handcrafted Lanterns and Torans made with natural materials and care by the tribal artisans of Dahanu, Maharashtra

MATERIAL:

Bamboo lantern with wooden beads.

FEATURES:

Collapsible.
Frame provided for adding holder (Holder and bulb not included).
Rope provided for hanging the lantern.
Suitable for indoor or covered balconies only.
Completely handcrafted using eco-friendly natural materials.
Made by tribal of Dahanu.

SIZE:

Outer diameter – 8”
Height – 6”
Total height with tassels– 21”
Weight – 250 gms

MAINTENANCE:

Wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Keep away from heavy moisture.
Coconut oil can be applied with a thin cloth on the bamboo for longer shelf life every 6 months.

PACKAGING:

In 5-ply corrugated boxes with paper shred and newspaper filling.
Cost is inclusive of shipping
Size: 10”x10”x7”
Weight with packaging: 980 gms

We are currently only shipping to Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh. Please contact us if you wish to place an order from a different state. You can leave a query on the social media channels of Design Jatra and Leewardists’ or leave a query on Contact Us!