Part of the talk given by Prof. A.G.K.Menon on the issue related to the Hall of Nations’s demolition, and the bigger issue with the profession. The full video is awaited from the organisers of the meeting.
Because we have not done anything in last seventy years, our profession is completely submerged with bureaucracy and other issues..
Braj Bhoomi, by Mohini Dubey, is a Project that aims to bring the benefits of tourism to the communities that live around the assets by a platform that promoting local enterprises that improves the social and economic conditions of artisans, while protecting the state’s unique heritage.
Unlock Shivaji Park : A Proposal To Rethink Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Park Post Lockdown, at Dadar, Mumbai, by Ar. Chinmay Jawale, Ar. Saloni Shah, Ar. Pooja Jain
KCAP+ORANGE Architects in consortium with A.Len Architectural Bureau prepared a proposal for the territory planning of the former Tovarno-Vitebskaya railway yard in the south-eastern part of the grey belt of St. Petersburg. This project is a continuation of the Glorax Development’s Ligovsky City neighborhood development project, where the first residential complex is already in operation while the second one is nearing completion. The area under consideration, 30 hectares, is well connected to city. In the North, in close proximity to the site,is planned to build a metro station “Borovaya”.
This 3BHK apartment has been designed keeping in mind the client’s requirement of a minimalist yet contemporary home. The clean visible lines in this spacious apartment is what catches all the attention. The experience of the space designed enhances when the thoughtful incite of the design is well-planned and executed. This 3600SqFt apartment is a noteworthy example of a well-sought balance of warmth and design.
The House of Browns and Beiges, at Ludhiana, Punjab, by Ashok Sharma Architects
La Victoria, by J2IBStudio, comes to fruition given the need of creating a new area adjacent to a weekend home for a big family, located on the outskirts of the city of Quito, Ecuador.
India’s Big City Fix is an article by Jude D’Souza describing the need for a change in the existing town planning and infrastructure of the Cities.
When top level architects and planners are busy satisfying their political masters, and do not have courage to show their anger than this was about to happen.
Can’t agree more…
[…] multiple iterations of the court proceedings and the various appeals made – and the critical, urgent, socio-cultural commentary surrounding these events – it has become imperative that we see the Hall of Nations through a different lens than one that […]