Author name: Swaleh Adeel

Swaleh Adeel is a student of Spanish and Latin American Studies at Jamia Millia Islamia, with a minor in History. He is currently a TRIP intern.

Jama Masjid Jaunpur: Lessons in Climate-Resilient Architecture

For northern India, where summer temperatures now regularly cross 48 to 50 degrees Celsius, and monsoons are becoming more erratic, these passive strategies for designing buildings are not just historically interesting. They point to a way of architecture that is cooler, more resilient, and less dependent on energy-intensive systems. The recent collapse of a five-storey […]

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Shahi Bridge of Jaunpur: Lessons for Modern Infrastructure

The Shahi Bridge does not offer a blueprint that can be replicated in modern infrastructure. Its real lesson lies in the principles behind its design. Contemporary bridge-making can learn from its emphasis on designing with the river rather than against it. In India, headlines about bridges collapsing just a few years after construction have become

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Jaunpur Fort: A Medieval Blueprint for Sustainable Architecture

As architects across the globe search for more sustainable ways to build, monuments like Jaunpur Fort remain a classic example of enduring architectural solutions that existed in the past. Long before sustainability became a global concern, centuries-old monuments were designed to work with nature rather than against it. One such example is Jaunpur Fort, a

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