Studio_Pracheen

any activity becomes creative when the doer cares about doing it right,or doing it better. every days is good day to me i cant try missing one. my principles mean more to me than any money or success.i hate left-ism,right-ism,extrem-ism and brain dead-ism. unless you are really committed to being an architect in the true sense of the word, its a terrible business and I wouldn't recommend it for anybody, unless you need to do it for some personal reason, I would say go into business, go into law, medicine, but don't be an architect. -eisenman "For me every day is a new thing. I approach every project with a new insecurity almost like the first project I ever did. I get the sweats. I start working. I don't know where I'm going. If I knew where I was going I wouldn't do it. When I can predict or plan it I don't do it - I discard it. So I approach it with trepidation. Obviously over time I have a lot more confidence that it's going to be OK. I approach proj

i have missed some exceptional(extra ordinary)-no gender bias, people who have in turn helped me to absorb huge deposits of carbon-1 an non amorphous inert element found in b+ve people. its their inner radiance which capture's ur attention towards them,these people are complete in package,they speak think and act positive,nt many but still u come across many a few. i am ekklavya student of many around me. u wouldn't imagine i have 99% of my friends list is traffic jammed with architecture students,right from 2000 i spoke,discussed, moved,fought,worked and made friends with only archies.and it made quite an impact on my mind set(trust me it hasn't set till date) . apart from them i have my girl friend 4 (length of life) bharani who substitutes people from all walks of life.mom u are the best.all my creative instincts are perhaps attributed to her upbringing. take a break its jalsa audio release and u cant stand to avoid it.my big b is a huge fan of megastar clan so every au

kya sabe ne socha main kaccha hu?it was one of those awful days when u scratch ur head and think why did i opt for this profession.i envy all those white collar bingo's.hey wait a sec am i contradicting myself,take a coffee break while i come back to normalcy. the word is lakshya "pretty words from pretty woman"resonates from the other room,yep, short glimpses of the move refreshes me. do architects also take some sort of oath b4 u formally solemnize ur entry into profession. i am quite confused in my professional arena,i do have my house full with projects in which i have plenty a role to play as a designer,as an architect,apart form daily chores as son,bhai etc.but still at end of the day i am still unfinished. my soul screams for the design faculty post,i yearn to become one in the near future. my life in graduation was quite b of bull.i dint know if it was my self interest or the luke warm teaching facility which turned me into uncle agony in the college. People cli

Okay, i'e got like 2000 characters to describe myself. Lemme try and make a job of it. Me a late 20+, a designer by profession. Make by choice and chance 99% to 1% margin. I am a citizen of planet earth, a useful enough person with abilities to think out of ‘box’, I tend to have a mind of my own and speak my mind. My name is pracheen space pinglae.I like to think, speak, DREAM architecture. (I am in process to download convertors 4 dreams to reality). I have a life outside the Internet so do not expect too much from this blog. I am a devoted designer who work’s more than just an architect. "I hear...I forget, I see...I learn ,I experience and I understand !I prefer going where there is no path to travel and leave a trail, and create a niche for myself. There was a phase in my life,i cannot forget,i was confused, hopeless and aimless. Architecture rescued me. That’s the reason i work so hard? If i am not challenged, my work suffers. To me a building isn't j

idle week saga continues but i quite realized its better to be idle for doing ideal works rather than repeat ur self with typofied works. do different things or things in different way are my daily gayatri mantra i put in action every calender day. i watched Gandhi the half naked fakir,after a very long time,i wouldn't call it a hangover but it quite stayed with me for a very long time.i would call it a modern day epic,apart from acting & technical brilliance,the movie also instigates a sense of indianess not one of those pseudo patriotism evoked only on the eve of independence days republic day or Gandhi jayanthi and vardhanthi *poor twins who always give holidays to indian public ( sincerity is the key word,if we have 0.0000001 microns of what people who fought for Indian independence,we wouldn't see it bungee jumping into an overtly developing nation) in you a pristine one ,not flavored by religion, state, language you speak, and traces of vitamin m converted into mo