A Report on the work of Temple Tree Retreat and the work of Mona Doctor-Pingel, Architect, Studio Naqshbandi Authored by Aruna Rathod ARCHITECT and INTERIORS INDIA Volume 7, Issue 5, August 2015 PUBLICATION INFORMATION EDITOR: Maria Louis LANGUAGE: English PAGE NUMBER: 38-42 See Article

ADDRESSING THE FIVE SENSES A Report on Mona Doctor-Pingel, Architect, Studio Naqshbandi & REJUVENARING IN ITS SIMPLICITY A Report on Temple Tree Retreat Authored by Nandhini Sundar antarya ISSUE 10, July -August 2015 PUBLICATION INFORMATION EDITOR: Felipe Gonzalez, Sarantis Georgiou DESIGN: Kena Design, Bangalore LANGUAGE: English PAGE NUMBER: 44-47 & 50-55 ISSN:13873679 See Article

RIBA Journal July/Aug 2024, Sri Aurobindo Integral Life Centre Surat, India designed by Mona Doctor-Pingel written by Ar. Apurva Bose Dutta. PUBLICATION INFORMATION EDITOR: Ar Apurva Bose Dutta DESIGN: Mona Doctor_pingel LANGUAGE: English PAGE NUMBER: 07 ISBN:01993-833-155 See Article

A Report on Yantra and the work of Mona Doctor-Pingel, Architect, Studio Naqshbandi DESIGN TODAY: SPACES ETCETERA March 2008 PUBLICATION INFORMATION EDITOR: Manjira Dutta DESIGN: Guneet Singh LANGUAGE: English PAGE NUMBER: 84-85 See Article

Performance of Naturally Ventilated Bildingsa in a Warm Humid Climate A case study of Golconde, Pondicherry, South Indiarick and Lime Domes and Vaults in Warm-humid Climate in South India Authored by Mona Doctor-Pingel, Hugo Lavocat Built between 1935 and 1942, Golconde is the first modern reinforced concrete building in India. After 75 years it still remains as one of the most outstanding examples of climate responsive buildings in the country. Though some books have been published on Golconde, it has never been analysed with detailed data logging and scientific analysis. This paper will present some of the various passive design strategies employed to ensure thermal comfort without the use of a mechanical cooling system. Among others, the building’s surrounding vegetation, its orientation minimizing solar exposure, the ventilated double roof and the louvers working as solar shading devices are appropriate and efficient strategies for the Indian tropical climate context. The hourly data collected for air temperature, relative humidity and surface temperature over one and half years was used to analyse the impact of those passive strategies on the indoor conditions. This exemplary case study represents a strong case for constructing climate responsive buildings which could address the energy crisis in many countries. PUBLICATION INFORMATION PLEA 2016 Los Angeles - 36th International Conference on Passive and Low Energy Architecture.Cities, Buildings, People: Towards Regenerative Environments YEAR: 2016 LANGUAGE: English NUMBER OF PAGES: 7 See Article

A Report on the work of Mona Doctor-Pingel, Architect, Studio Naqshbandi Authored by Aruna Rathod ARCHITECT and INTERIORS INDIA Volume 3, Issue 12, March 2012 PUBLICATION INFORMATION EDITOR: Maria Louis LANGUAGE: English PAGE NUMBER: 86 See Article

Can Architecture Lend Itself to a Change in Consciousness? An article authored by Mona Doctor-Pingel, RITAM A Journal of Material and Spiritual Researches in Auroville Sri Aurobindo International Institute of Educational Research Volume 3, Issue 2, February 2006 PUBLICATION INFORMATION PUBLISHER: S.A.I.I.E.R.Sri Aurobindo International Institute of Educational Research LANGUAGE: English PAGE NUMBER: 18-19 See Article

India: Unbuilt Architecture vol. 1.0 2019 PUBLICATION INFORMATION EDITOR: Rohini Rangachari Karnik & Anupriya Saraswat DESIGN: Abdul Bari LANGUAGE: English PAGE NUMBER: 72-75 ISBN:978-81-940414-0-5 See Article

CONCRETE WORKS of ART A review of a photo exhibition featuring the works of Poppo Pingel and Mona Doctor-Pingel, Studio Naqshbandi Authored by Roshni Jacob THE HINDU July 10, 2015 PUBLICATION INFORMATION LANGUAGE: English PAGE NUMBER: Metroplus weekend section, Page 1 See Article

Ca passe en dernier LA REVUE D' auroville Authored by Christine ISSUE 31, September- December 2011 PUBLICATION INFORMATION LANGUAGE: French PAGE NUMBER:17-19 See Article