Sardar Patwant Singh, a pioneer of Indian architectural journalism, revolutionized the field with his publications, The Indian Builder and Design magazine. His fearless critiques and advocacy for preserving India’s architectural heritage made him a true visionary.
Sarbjit Singh Bahga writes about Didi Contractor, a self-taught architect from Dharamshala, India, who made an indelible mark by challenging conventional norms and championed an eco-friendly approach to construction.
Sarbjit Singh Bahga’s article is a tribute to Nari Gandhi’s architectural legacy, highlighting select projects that exemplify the visionary architect’s innovative, nature-inspired designs, and his impact on Indian architecture.
Sarbjit Singh Bahga reflects on the profound influence of Antoine Predock’s architectural legacy, epitomized by designs such as the Music Department at UCSC.
Penned by Sarbjit Singh Bahga, the profound impact of AR Prabhawalkar on Chandigarh’s architectural landscape comes to life. As a trusted aide to Le Corbusier, Prabhawalkar’s contributions, both in iconic structures and as the founding Principal of Chandigarh College of Architecture, are celebrated, shedding light on his remarkable legacy.
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