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Edited by Narendra Dengle, the book offers a window into Ashish Ganju’s way of life, work, and practice. In addition to some of his key works, presented through drawings, images, and the written word, the book will also feature many important essays and reflections contributed by his associates, friends, colleagues, and clients.
Curated byDeepika Srivastava From the curator The study of individual architectural practices is usually approached through the format of the monograph, wherein the focus is
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