An Open Letter to Sudhir Vohra by Samir Shukla
Samir Shukla writes an open letter to Sudhir Vohra.
Samir Shukla writes an open letter to Sudhir Vohra.
The Judgment of the Delhi High Court in CWP 934 of 2012 (Sudhir Vohra Ver the Ministry of Corporate Affairs ) is the result of the classic neglect of the Council of Architecture ( COA)’s towards PROFESSIONAL matters.
We are reaching out to the Council of Architecture India, to urge them to make architectural internships more relevant and meaningful for students and the profession.
Samir Shukla, visiting faculty at IIM Ahmedabad writes an Open Letter to the Council of Architecture, India
Padmashri Balkrishna V Doshi, who was named the Pritzker Laurette 2018 makes it to the list of 50 greatest leaders of 2018 – Announced by Fortune Magazine
Y House, designed by BAD, is located in a sub-urban village in South Lebanon. The site presents a natural asset of greenery and inspiring smooth topography overlooking amazing 360’ of views.
The brief was to design a house for an Industrialist based in Karnal with traditional joint family setup of nine members in the family.
The Architecture institutes functioning across the country are held culprit for the deterioration of quality of current generation of Architects entering the profession, with this conclusion, the focus shifts to the regulation of Architecture institutes.
The other idea was to create multiple places within the building, which students and teachers could multiuse. On the other side of the highway is Tapti River, one could see, as observer goes above the Ground floor of the building.
The design of India’s first bullet train terminal is ready. The Sabarmati station in Gujarat, which will be the terminating station of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet
Few men in history have altered the course of architecture as dramatically as Le Corbusier. His prodigious output, his extensive writings, the very quality of his genius cast him upon a lonely eminence, so that he always remained something of an enigma. It was only to a handful of colleagues that Le Corbusier showed his human side – sensitive, capable of warm and lasting friendships, deeply concerned about the condition of man. In Le Corbusier’s intimate circle was Balkrishna V. Doshi, himself a distinguished architect, who worked with the master over a period of some seven years – first in Paris, later in Chandigarh and Ahmedabad. This association provided a rare insight into the mind of Le Corbusier. Looking back over the years, Doshi stresses Le Corbusier’s remarkable architectural agility, his endless capacity for improvisation and innovation.
TU Delft, in partnership with universities all over the world, is launching an ideas competition for
students from any discipline concerned with the built environment and sustainable urban development.
The question we wish to answer is: how to create healthy, safe and resilient living environments in
informal settlements, while preserving livelihoods and social networks? How to create public goods in
informal settlements while avoiding displacement?
The Auroville Architects Monograph Series documents the pioneering work of the architects whose vision shaped Auroville, a unique international township in southeastern India. This monograph,
According to NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework), here is the list of the top ten architecture colleges fromin India.
Following sketches of Virasat-e-Khalsa, at Anandpur Sahib, were submitted by Aakash Rajesh Khurana.
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