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A city street should serve more than just vehicles — it should serve people, livelihoods, and the environment.

Designing corridors with dedicated bus lanes, generous pedestrian spaces, and active ground-level plazas creates opportunities for organized street hawkers to operate without blocking movement. When planned thoughtfully, informal commerce becomes a vibrant part of the urban ecosystem rather than a conflict with it.

At the same time, integrating trees, planters, and green corridors increases urban foliage, reduces heat, improves air quality, and makes streets more comfortable for everyday life.

This is how streets evolve from traffic corridors into thriving public spaces — where mobility, small businesses, and greenery coexist.

What do you think — should more Indian cities adopt people-first street design like this? 👇

Budget 2026–27 isn’t just numbers. It’s direction.

For architects & designers, this year is about:

✔ Infrastructure scale
✔ Sustainable innovation
✔ Housing expansion
✔ Smarter financial planning

The real question is -
Are you positioned to leverage it?

💬 Which impact will affect your studio the most?
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Interior design in 2026 is all about warm minimalism, tactile textures, natural light. . Which trend speaks to your style the most? 👇 . 💬 Drop your vote in the comments or tell us your favorite! 📩 Planning a space this year? Let’s design it together — reach out to Studio KŌRA. .

After India became a Republic in 1950, architecture shifted from colonial representation to Nation - building.

Buildings were no longer just symbols of power — they became tools for education, industry, housing, and identity.

From the modernism of Chandigarh to climate-responsive campuses and planned cities, post-independence architecture tells the story of a country designing its future.

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