Monsoon, moon, and architecture in times of crises and its dialectics around material and imagination occupy us at this time. As the world is celebrating the 50th anniversary of human landing on the moon, we struggle with the irreversible damage to the environment and the politics around sustainability, while continuing, in many ways, to damage not only the environment but human societies and cultures of thinking too. It becomes important to reflect on the human-world relationship through ideas of the cosmos and space, life and society, earth and time. Architecture and design are processes where relationships of human beings and societies as well as human cultures are articulated with the world at large. This includes the cosmic world, the infinite and measured space, the sense of depth and zenith on the globe, movement and time on earth, the skies and darkness or light that surround us.